The Secretary, or a designee, has the: Authority and discretion to modify, suspend, or terminate the inmate disciplinary process consistent with due process; and Final authority to interpret the time and procedure requirements of the inmate disciplinary process. The Secretary, or a designee, without regard for a time or procedure requirement established under this chapter, may review a disciplinary proceeding or hearing officer’s decision regarding the inmate rule violation charged. The Secretary, or a designee, without regard for a time or procedure requirement established under this chapter, may take an action regarding a disciplinary proceeding or hearing officer’s or staff’s decision regarding the inmate rule violation charged that includes, but is not limited to: Remanding the inmate rule violation charged for: A de novo or new inmate disciplinary proceeding; or Other action permitted under this chapter; Modifying or vacating a sanction imposed regarding the inmate rule violation found guilty or an informal disposition; Reversing a decision regarding the inmate rule violation charged found guilty, not guilty, dismissed, not competent, or due to an informal resolution; Reducing a decision regarding the inmate rule violation charged or an informal disposition to an incident report; or Vacating the decision regarding the inmate rule violation charged found guilty, not guilty, dismissed, not competent, or reduction to an informal resolution.