I can't comment on NCUA's appeals process but I surely agree with the NCUA that it is not wise to allow credit unions to publish their CAMEL ratings.
When the banks failed in the early 1930s, a fifteen minute fireside chat by President Roosevelt put the nation at ease so that they could trust all banks with their money.
Banks reopened three days later and all turned out well. None was put above the other in regards to safety of funds.
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