Section 31.01.01.341 - PERSONS WHO MAY APPEAL01.Parties Aggrieved by Order Following Petition for Reconsideration. After a petition for reconsideration is denied, or, if the petition is granted, then after the decision on reconsideration issues, the state of Idaho or any party aggrieved may appeal from the Commission's order by filing a notice of appeal with the Commission Secretary. The notice of appeal must comply with the Idaho Appellate Rules. See Section 61-627, Idaho Code.02.Parties Aggrieved by Denial of Petition for Reconsideration. No person is a party aggrieved by an order denying reconsideration unless the person is a party that petitioned for reconsideration and presented the grounds and issues on which it contends it was aggrieved by earlier orders of the Commission as issues on reconsideration under Rule 331 and the Commission denied reconsideration on some or all of those issues.03.Parties Aggrieved Following Reconsideration. No party is aggrieved by an order issued on reconsideration unless:a. The party petitioned or cross-petitioned for reconsideration, its petition or cross-petition was granted, and the order issued on reconsideration did not grant the relief requested in the party's petition or cross-petition in full or in part; orb. The party did not petition or cross-petition for reconsideration, but stated on the record, by motion or brief, that it opposed any change to the Commission's earlier order(s) on grounds associated with issue(s) on reconsideration, and the order issued on reconsideration changed the earlier order(s) with regard to grounds or issues on reconsideration that the party opposed.Idaho Admin. Code r. 31.01.01.341