What is one potential outcome after petitioning the Commission for a review?

After petitioning the Commission for a review, one potential outcome is that the decision may be overturned or upheld. This means that upon reevaluation of the case, the Commission can either decide to change their previous ruling, thereby granting the application, or they can maintain their original decision, confirming that the application does not meet the required standards or criteria.

This process is essential in ensuring that applicants have the opportunity to challenge decisions and present new evidence or arguments that may not have been considered initially. The review process is designed to provide a fair and thorough reconsideration of the matter, emphasizing the importance of due process in regulatory decisions. In some situations, the context surrounding the original decision could change, leading to a different outcome upon review.