If appellant disagrees with ACO disciplinary review committee what can they do?

• A. File a civil lawsuit
• B. he/she may request a hearing as outlined in subdivision. A request for a hearing shall be made by written notice to the bureau within 30 days. If request is not made in 30 days ruling is final
• C. Postpone the decision for 60 days
• D. No action allowed

Answer: (B)

When a licensing agency makes a disciplinary decision, you have a built‑in chance to challenge it through an internal hearing process. If you want to contest the disciplinary review, you must submit a written request to the bureau within 30 days. If you miss that 30‑day window, the ruling becomes final. This requirement keeps the process timely and gives you a formal opportunity to present evidence and arguments before the agency finalizes its decision. Civil lawsuits or delaying the process aren’t the prescribed first steps in this administrative review, and taking no action wouldn’t preserve the right to contest the decision within the allowed timeframe.