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of <h1>Efforts to Reduce Appeal Backlog: New Appointments Aim for 4-Month Target; Potential Reassignment of Surplus Commissioners.</h1> The circular addresses the status of appeals before Appellate Assistant Commissioners for the years 1970-71 and 1971-72, noting an increase in pending appeals due to vacancies and relaxed disposal quotas. The document emphasizes the need for summary assessments to reduce appeal percentages and pendency. With recent appointments filling vacant positions, the expectation is to reduce the workload to a four-month target. Surplus Appellate Assistant Commissioners in low-pendency areas may be reassigned to regions with higher workloads. Conversion of these roles to Inspecting Assistant Commissioners is not feasible until overall pendency decreases.
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