Right to a review of decisions

The "Right to a review of decisions" means that if you disagree with a decision made about you—such as a benefit denial, a legal ruling, or a government action—you can ask for it to be looked at again. This review process allows an impartial reviewer to re-examine the case and decide if the original decision was correct. It is an important safeguard to ensure fairness and accuracy. Typically, there are set procedures and timelines to request this review, and in some cases, you may have the option to appeal further if you're still dissatisfied with the outcome.