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· Application · 08/13/2026
NSPML files confidentiality undertaking template for 2026 Q1 Quarterly Report proceeding before the Nova Scotia Energy Board
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- Nspml filed a standard confidentiality undertaking form (Exhibit 103198) governing access to Designated Confidential Information in the NSEB 2026 Quarterly Reports proceeding under the Public Utilities Act Nova Scotia and the Maritime Link Act.
- Designated Confidential Information is broadly defined to include printed and electronic materials filed in confidence, consultant proprietary information, commercially sensitive data, Information Request responses, and any passwords needed to access electronic confidential materials.
- Access is strictly limited to individually named Designated Recipients who have signed the undertaking; confidential information may not be shared with clients, other intervenors, or employees of intervenors.
- Recipients must return or destroy all Designated Confidential Information within 30 days of a final Board decision, with an affidavit of compliance required, though Nova Scotia Barristers' Society counsel retain limited retention rights for client-related materials.
- Any appeal of the Board's decision must forward confidential record portions to the court under seal, and use of confidential information is restricted solely to regulatory proceedings involving Nspml before the Board.
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 103198 Confidential Undertaking