§  1.117   Review on motion of the Commission.

   (a) Within 40 days after public notice is given of any action taken
   pursuant to delegated authority, the Commission may on its own motion
   order the record of the proceeding before it for review.

   (b) If the Commission reviews the proceeding on its own motion, it may
   order such further procedure as may be useful to it in its review of
   the action taken pursuant to delegated authority.

   (c) With or without such further procedure, the Commission may either
   affirm, reverse, modify, or set aside the action taken, or remand the
   proceeding to the designated authority for reconsideration in
   accordance with its instructions. If an evidentiary hearing has been
   held, the Commission may remand the proceeding to the person(s) who
   conducted the hearing for rehearing on such issues and in accordance
   with such instructions as may be appropriate. An order of the
   Commission which reverses or modifies the action taken pursuant to
   delegated authority, or remands the matter for further proceedings, is
   subject to the same provisions with respect to reconsideration as an
   original action of the Commission.

   

Subpart B--Hearing Proceedings

   Source:  28 FR 12425 , Nov. 22, 1963, unless otherwise noted.

   

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