Referral and appeal direction: administrative committees must refer disagreements for Board or Chief Commissioner review and possible Tribunal appeal. Amendment requires that when a Committee of Chief Commissioners or a Committee of Commissioners disagrees with an adjudicatory order, it must state points ... Summary
Referral and appeal direction: administrative committees must refer disagreements for Board or Chief Commissioner review and possible Tribunal appeal.
Amendment requires that when a Committee of Chief Commissioners or a Committee of Commissioners disagrees with an adjudicatory order, it must state points of difference and refer the matter to the Board or the jurisdictional Chief Commissioner respectively; if those authorities consider the order not legal or proper, they are to direct an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal. The Explanation defines "jurisdictional Chief Commissioner" as the Chief Commissioner with jurisdiction over the concerned adjudicating authority.
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