It would seem that the biggest factor in this "slow, retrograde attack" (read as a slow retreat) may be the fact that the commissioners have been named personally in Federal lawsuits. The Commissioners just might not be all that confident in the quality of the representation they get from Lisa's office and are looking for a way out. It looks like the "way out" is the see how far from a Star Chamber they have to retreat before the lawsuits slow down. Thus they offer a second look after a determination of a maybe sustainable objections with ten days from the date of a notice. When that doesn't turn off the suits they offer 15 days from receipt of the notice (almost doubling the actual time) and I hope people still reject that ridiculously short time. Fair, would be an immediate notification of an objection with 30 days to respond (and longer if requested to gather necessary material) and a right to personally present evidence unless good cause can be shown why such a hearing is not possible, a right to confront and rebut witnesses and a rule requiring a disclosure of all material submitted supporting an objection before action is taken. You know, something approaching a reasonable concept of due process. Right now it is still trial by ambush. No way to treat a denial of a fundamental personal right.