Whether the appeal complied with the formal requirements of motivation, conclusions, and attachment of the challenged decision.
It did not. The filing lacked any real reasoning or conclusions and did not include the challenged decision, and the defects were not cured within the set deadline.
Under Art. 61 lit. b LPGA and Arts. 79 and 27 LPA-VD, an appeal must state the facts, reasons, and conclusions and include the contested decision; otherwise the appellant must be warned and given time to remedy the defects. Failure to do so means the appeal is deemed withdrawn.