ORI may conduct reviews of research misconduct proceedings. In conducting its review, ORI may—
(a)
Determine whether there is HHS jurisdiction under this part;
(b)
Consider any reports, institutional findings, research records, and evidence;
(c)
Determine if the institution conducted the proceedings in a timely and fair manner in accordance with this part with sufficient thoroughness, objectivity, and competence to support the conclusions;
(d)
Obtain additional information or materials from the institution, the respondent, complainants, or other persons or sources;
(e)
Conduct additional analyses and develop evidence;
(f)
Decide whether research misconduct occurred, and if so who committed it;
(g)
Make appropriate research misconduct findings and propose HHS administrative actions; and
(h)
Take any other actions necessary to complete HHS' review.