On the recordFebruary 10, 2009
If we can bring down that remand rate, there is no question that we can improve the timeliness of our decisionmaking overall within the system.
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congress.govIf we can bring down that remand rate, there is no question that we can improve the timeliness of our decisionmaking overall within the system.
Burr emphasizes the importance of reducing remand rates to enhance decision-making speed.
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