Revision of administrative decision
An extraordinary procedure to reopen a final administrative decision because specific serious defects or new elements are present.
Revision is an exceptional remedy against a decision that has become final. In Swiss administrative law it is usually available only on narrowly defined grounds, such as significant new facts or evidence that could not previously be produced, or serious procedural defects. It differs from reconsideration because it is more formal and tied to legal grounds for reopening. If admitted, the authority or reviewing body reassesses the matter and may replace or amend the original decision.