What happens if a licensee does not agree with the final order of the commission?

When a licensee does not agree with the final order of the commission, the appropriate action is to file a petition for review. This legal process allows the licensee to seek a higher authority's examination of the commission's decision. Petitions for review are typically submitted to a court or a designated agency that has jurisdiction over matters related to licensing, ensuring that the licensee's concerns are addressed through the proper legal channels.

The other options do not accurately reflect the rights and processes available to a licensee in disputing a commission's order. Accepting the decision without question disregards the licensee's right to advocate for themselves. Directly appealing to the governor bypasses established protocols and is not a typical course of action in administrative matters. Lastly, attending further training is unrelated to disputing a commission's decision and does not provide a resolution to the disagreement regarding the order.