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Reconsideration versus appeal of a tribunal decision

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  1. Reconsideration asks the same tribunal to look again

    Usually on limited grounds and short timelines.

  2. An appeal or judicial review goes to a court

    Only if the statute allows it. Missing the window usually ends the shortcut.

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