Time required to process representation cases

p. 29. Four columns, one heading level; all headings are printed in full capitals and each wraps onto two or three lines (joined here). The crop shows no caption, no footnotes and no stub-column heading beyond "FISCAL YEAR". Dash cells: in the "CLOSE OF HEARING TO BOARD DECISION" column for 1962-1967, and in the "CLOSE OF HEARING TO REGIONAL DIRECTOR DECISION" column for 1958-1961, the printed cell holds a single short dash (no digits). These are rendered as "" per the dash-rule convention; the underlying pattern is that representation-case decisions moved from the Board to Regional Directors after fiscal 1961, so only one of the two columns carries a value in any given year. A small isolated tick mark appears to the right of the "FILING TO CLOSE OF HEARING" heading, roughly level with its second line. It is not attached to any word and does not resemble the table's other type; I read it as a scan artifact or stray ink rather than a footnote marker, and no corresponding footnote is printed on the crop. The year label in the fourth data row is printed with a slight gap ("196 1"); it reads as 1961 and is consistent with the surrounding sequence. The table is numeric throughout with no totals, so no internal arithmetic check is possible; nothing was computed or adjusted.