Iowa Admin. Code r. 161-4.24 - Scope of review by commission
(1)
In general. Whenever the commission reviews a proposed
decision, it has all the power it would have in initially making the final
decision. The commission may adopt, modify or reject the presiding officer's
proposed decision or it may remand the case to the presiding officer for the
taking of additional evidence and the making of any further proposed findings
of fact, conclusions of law, or decision and order the commission deems
necessary.
(2)
Limitation
of issues. Whenever the commission reviews a proposed decision it
shall consider only those issues actually presented to the presiding officer
unless the issue was one which either:
a. Was
raised prior to the proposed decision by a party, but not ruled upon,
or
b. Was discussed in the proposed
decision, but not argued on brief by the parties.
This rule does not affect a party's right to seek disqualification of a commissioner under rule 161-4.13(17A) or 161-4.14(17A).
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