Written reasons
A written explanation of why an administrative decision was made.
Definition
Written reasons can help a person understand the basis of a public decision, decide whether an appeal or review is appropriate, and build a proper timeline. The request should usually identify the decision, date, decision-maker, affected right or interest, and any internal remedy or deadline.
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A written explanation of why an administrative decision was made.
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A written explanation of why an administrative decision was made.
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