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Merit Appeals Board March 12, 2024 <br />MR. KUNZ: And I'm not sure if on page 2, when we're referring to—at the top, when you refer <br />to the appellant as "you""Introduction of you, the Appellant"—and then the rest of the <br />wording—we're using, "You will be asked... "—and then we're using the word "Identification of <br />Appellant's issue..." versus if we're going to use "you" we might want to use "your" <br />throughout -"you," ccyour, " <br />And the very last bullet, I struck the, "It is now time for you, the Appellant... "—and just, we <br />should either put, "The Appellant presents his or her case" or "You present your case" since <br />we're using "you" in the rest of the body. <br />MS. MATHEWS: I agreeI like "you" because we've done a good job of hooking "you" and <br />"Appellant" up earlier. If we could just simplify it and go "you." <br />MR. KUNZ: So, we can go, "You present your case, which may include... "—like that? <br />CHR. CABANAS: And so, for the third bullet, "Identification of your issue... <br />MR. KUNZ: Yes. <br />MS. MATHEWS: Yes. <br />CHR. CABANAS: "...and your requested remedy" <br />MS. MATHEWS: Sure. <br />MR. KUNZ: I think so. Yes. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Okay. And the last bullet, "It is now time for... <br />MR. KUNZ: "you" <br />CHR. CABANAS: "...you to present your case..." <br />MR. KUNZ: "your case"—correct. <br />CHR. CABANAS: And then continue on. <br />MR. KUNZ: And then, if you notice the last page, it goes back to the word "your"—which is <br />good because then it's consistent from the previous page. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Okay. So, on the last page, the first bullet, "After you have completed your <br />presentation..."—can we delete "the Appellant" <br />MS. MATHEWS: Yeah. <br />Page 14 <br />