To put it briefly, a hearing notice is sent to the employee, generally 15 days in advance. However, the date is announced orally at first and then confirmed in writing. That's not a problem as such.
The problem mainly concerns the appeal docket. The person knows that he or she is appealing but does not have the docket. So that person may receive the evidence that the commission has one week in advance. The person can then submit the docket to the board of referees, which is fine. However, when the representative has only two days before the hearing, we often see that the representative is missing various things. It's done at the last minute. So obviously, that's—