; and formula and methodology for determining assessments set out in section 11(e). (2) Publication and comment (A) In general The Commission shall publish the proposed rule and provide interested persons an opportunity to comment. (B) Approval required No proposed rule shall take effect unless it has been approved by the Commission. (3) Approval (A) Period The Commission shall approve or disapprove a proposed rule no later than 45 days after the proposed rule is published. (B) Conditions The Commission shall approve a proposed rule if it finds that such proposed rule is consistent with the requirements of this Act and the rules and regulations promulgated by the Commission. (i) Oversight of Final Decisions of the Authority (1) Notice of sanctions If the Authority imposes any final sanction, the Authority shall promptly file notice thereof with the Commission in such form as the Commission may require. (2) Review by administrative law judge (A) Application for review All final sanctions of the Authority shall be subject to review by an administrative law judge appointed pursuant to this Act upon application by the Commission or any person aggrieved by such final sanction filed within 30 days after the date such notice was filed with the Commission. (B) Appointment of administrative law judge The Commission shall appoint one or more administrative law judges to serve a term of seven years unless earlier removed by the Commission for cause. At the time of his/her appointment, the administrative law judge shall have been a practicing lawyer for at least ten years and shall have demonstrated expertise in matters relating to horseracing and anti-doping and medication control. (C) Nature of review In matters reviewed pursuant to this subsection, the administrative law judge shall conduct a hearing in a manner as the Commission may specify by rule. Such hearing shall conform to section 556 of title 5, United States Code. The administrative law judge shall determine whether— (i) a person has engaged in such acts or