108 Only as limited by the IRO, the Board of Trustees of the National IAM Benefit Trust Fund has full discretion and authority to determine all matters relating to the benefits provided under this Plan including, but not limited to, all questions of coverage, eligibility, and methods of providing or arranging for benefits, as well as full discretion and authority over the standard of proof required for any claim and over the application and interpretation of the Plan. The Fund Office maintains records of determinations on appeals and Plan interpretations so that those determinations and interpretations may be referred to in future cases with similar circumstances to maintain consistency. Right to Judicial Review ERISA, Section 502(a) establishes your right to seek judicial review of your adverse determination of your benefit claim after you have exhausted your internal review and appeal procedures except where the plan (or plan sponsor) has violated a specific ERISA standard of conduct. If the Board of Trustees or the IRO deny your appeal in whole or in part and you decide to seek judicial review, the decisions made by the Trustees or the IRO are subject to limited judicial review to determine only whether the decision was arbitrary and capricious. No evidence may be used in court unless it was first submitted to the Board of Trustees or to the IRO.