Who can file an appeal under Section 52?

According to Section 52 of the PERA Act 2024, the offender has the legal right to file an appeal against any decision, order, or penalty imposed under the Act. This ensures that individuals subject to enforcement actions have an opportunity to seek review or reconsideration by a higher authority.

The appeal process under this section promotes procedural fairness and accountability, allowing errors or disputes in enforcement actions to be addressed systematically. Hearing Officers, complainants, or other officers do not have the right to file an appeal on behalf of the offender; the law specifically empowers the offender to challenge the decision.

By granting the right of appeal, the PERA Act reinforces transparency, justice, and the rule of law, ensuring that enforcement actions are not final until proper review mechanisms have been provided. This strengthens trust in the PERA Force Laws and the overall enforcement system.