Section 31-376-48a - Review by the commission(a) Review is a matter of sound discretion of a member of the Commission.(b) In exercising discretion, a Commission member will consider assertions of the following: (1) A finding of material fact is not supported by a preponderance of the evidence.(2) The decision is contrary to law or to the duly promulgated rules or decisions of the Commission.(3) A substantial question of law, abuse of discretion, or policy is involved.(4) A prejudicial error of procedure was committed.(c) When a petition for discretionary review is granted, review shall be limited to the issues specified in the petition, unless the order for review expressly provides differently.(d) At any time within 30 days after the filing of a decision of a Hearing Officer, a case may also be directed for review by a member upon his own motion upon any ground that could be raised by a party, but the issues would normally be limited to novel questions of law or policy or questions involving conflict in Hearing Officers' decisions. Any direction for review shall state the issues with particularity. Except in extraordinary circumstances, the Commission's power to review is limited to issues of law or fact raised by the parties in the proceedings for which the review is being requested.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 31-376-48a