According to the assessment regulations, what can a party aggrieved by a Board decision pursue?

A party aggrieved by a Board decision can pursue rehearings or appeals as a means of seeking redress against the decision made by the Board. This procedural avenue allows the party to challenge the findings or actions taken by the Board, providing an opportunity for a review of the case and possibly leading to a different outcome.

Rehearings involve a reevaluation of the case under similar circumstances, while appeals typically refer to the process of taking the case to a higher authority or court for further consideration. This legal framework is in place to ensure that decisions are made fairly, justly, and in accordance with applicable regulations, giving individuals a voice in the administrative process.

The other options do not align with the standard procedures for addressing grievances related to Board decisions. Financial compensation, public disclosure of the case, and a comprehensive audit are not avenues typically available for addressing dissatisfaction with the outcomes of Board decisions in this context.