I am wondering how will this version of the e-court function in practice. The existing e-court is an amazing tool for removing the most obvious cases from the

I am wondering how will this version of the e-court function in practice. The existing e-court is an amazing tool for removing the most obvious cases from the system, and the way it works is that any party can at any time raise objection, which can literally be two words - "I object" signed mr. X and the case falls back to regular proceedings. Then of course most cases finish without such an objection and voila - the system gets extra magical throughput. The power of defaults. Looks like they want to not have the fallback here? Otherwise it is certainly impossible to resolve a case in 7 days. Might not matter in the end as corpos will likely just comply.