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· Rir · 06/26/2026
EfficiencyOne refiles confidential IR responses in M12780 after Board orders Mercer Compensation Review downgraded from Board-only to General Confidential treatment
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- Following a June 24, 2026 Board decision in M12780, Efficiencyone was directed to reclassify the Mercer Compensation Review (NSEB IR 17, Attachment 2) from Board-only confidential to General Confidential, consistent with the Board's rationale in prior proceeding M10431 that the Public Interest outweighs Board-only confidentiality.
- Counsel James R. Gogan of McInnes Cooper filed the refiled confidential IR responses (NSEB IRs 1–66) on June 26, 2026, making them available to intervenors who execute the approved Confidentiality undertaking.
- The Confidential Undertaking (Document 102532) restricts access to Designated Confidential Information — specifically the Mercer Compensation Review — to signed Designated Recipients including intervenor counsel and consultants, and prohibits disclosure to clients or other parties.
- The undertaking requires return or destruction of all Designated Confidential Information within 30 days of the Board's final decision, with an exception allowing Nova Scotia Barristers' Society members to retain materials subject to signing a new undertaking in future proceedings.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- E-25(C) E1 (NSEB) RIRs 1-66 - Refiled - Confidential
- 102531 Letter E1 re: Confidential undertaking & re-filed confidential RIRs
- 102532 Confidential Undertaking