Any party may file a response to the petition, but it is not mandatory. The court must not grant relief — other than temporary relief — before a response has been filed or requested by the court. The response must conform to the requirements of 52.3, except that:
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(a) the list of parties and counsel is not required unless necessary to supplement or correct the list contained in the petition;
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(b) the response need not include a statement of the case, a statement of the issues presented, or a statement of the facts unless the responding party is dissatisfied with that portion of the petition;
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(c) a statement of jurisdiction should be omitted unless the petition fails to assert valid grounds for jurisdiction, in which case the reasons why the court lacks jurisdiction must be concisely stated;
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(d) the argument must be confined to the issues or points presented in the petition; and
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(e) the appendix to the response need not contain any item already contained in an appendix filed by the relator.