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What rights does one have as a party?

Individuals who have party status in administrative proceedings have the following rights:

Access to files
Right tob e heard
Rejection of a non-official expert or interpreter
Attendance at the oral hearing
Announcement or delivery of the decision
Appeal rights
Assertion of the duty to decide
Filing of legal remedies (e.g. request for reopening of proceedings, request for reinstatement)

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