The appellant raises a related error that the Court must address so that it will not be repeated by the Board on remand. It is well settled that the Court will not ordinarily consider additional allegations of error that have been rendered moot by the Court's opinion or that would require the Court to issue an advisory opinion. The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (Federal Circuit), however, has recognized the need to address additional arguments, after the court determines that remand is necessary, in order to provide guidance to the lower tribunal.

a

The correct citation is 'a'. 

The relevant facts regarding the basis for and means to challenge the HomeWorks charge were neither obscured, nor inaccessible.

a

The correct citation is 'a'. 

The relevant facts regarding the basis for and means to challenge the HomeWorks charge were neither obscured, nor inaccessible.

b

The correct citation is 'a'. 

The relevant facts regarding the basis for and means to challenge the HomeWorks charge were neither obscured, nor inaccessible.

b

The correct citation is 'a'. 

The relevant facts regarding the basis for and means to challenge the HomeWorks charge were neither obscured, nor inaccessible.

b

The correct citation is 'a'. 

The relevant facts regarding the basis for and means to challenge the HomeWorks charge were neither obscured, nor inaccessible.

b

The correct citation is 'a'.