Review and revision.
Section 151
SEC. 151. Review and revision.— Within thirty days from notice of an order issued by the Administrator in a proceeding under this Act, any person aggrieved thereby may obtain a review of such order by the Secretary of Commerce ancd Industry. Upon such petition for review or motu propio, the Secretary of Commerce and Industry shall have the power to affirm, modify, or set aside, in whole or in part, any order of the Administrator. The Administrator may at any time— Revise any order issued by himself; or Call for and examine the record of any inquiry or inspection held or made under this Act or the proceeding's of any person acting on his authority, and if it appears to him that any decision, order or award or any proceedings so called for should for any reason be modified, annulled or reversed, he may issue such orders thereon as he thinks fit: Provided, That, before any order is made under subsecr tions (1) and (2), the Secretary of Commerce and Industry or the Administrator, as the case may be, shall afford to any person, likely to be affected adversely by such order, an opportunity to be heard. The Administrator shall submit, through the Secretary of Commerce and Industry, at the end of each calendar year a review of the activities of the Co-operatives Administration Office during the year and its plans and programs for the following year for the consideration and approval of the National Economic Council in line with the economic development program: Provided, That in the first year of its operation after the approval of this Act, attention shall be given to the promotion of one co-operative wholesale society and one-co-operative bank at tho national level, and consumers co-operatives; in the second year, attention shall be given to the promotion of industrial co-operatives in urban and rural communities; and in the third year, attention shall be given to the strengthening of credit co-operative societies: Provided, further, That the organization of such cooperatives shall be done gradually, starting with localities where conditions are most suitable for their successful operation.