HRS §466-39
Appealing a bad peer review rating for your firm
A firm can appeal a peer review rating of 'pass with deficiency' or 'fail' within 30 days after filing the compliance form. The firm can also appeal other peer review findings that lead to losing its permit. While the appeal is pending, the firm's permit cannot be taken away.
The statute, as written — Appeals
(a) A firm shall have thirty calendar days after the filing of the peer review compliance reporting form to appeal a "pass with deficiency" or a "fail" rating that may result in the denial, termination, or nonrenewal of a permit to practice. (b) A firm may also appeal the findings or conclusions of any peer review process under this part that results in the denial, termination, or nonrenewal of a permit to practice. (c) The appeal process under this section shall include the postponement of any adverse action during the pendency of the appeal.
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