Which of the following is NOT grounds for appealing the final report during the grievance process?

The option stating that the results were deemed too severe by the appealing party is not grounds for appealing the final report during the grievance process because the grievance process typically focuses on procedural fairness and substantive evidence rather than the subjective opinions of the parties involved regarding the severity of the outcome. Appeals must be grounded in objective criteria such as unfair treatment, new evidence that could change the outcome, or procedural errors that may have impacted the investigation. Feeling that the outcome is too harsh is a subjective viewpoint and does not fulfill the necessary conditions for an appeal, which require a more tangible basis for reconsideration.