Social Security Office employee without legal qualification can act as process representative for their branch.

The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding whether a non-lawyer employee of a Social Security Office branch could serve as a process representative. The lower court had refused to draft a judgment's reasoning, claiming the requester lacked authority, while the Social Security Office argued for the employee's qualification under civil procedure rules. The court ruled in favor of the employee, establishing that any staff member of the Social Security Office, regardless of specific qualifications, may represent the office in social insurance matters.