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· Application · 08/13/2026
NSPML filed a confidentiality undertaking template for the 2026 Q2 Quarterly Report proceeding before the Nova Scotia Energy Board
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- Nspml filed a standard confidentiality undertaking (Exhibit 103197) governing access to Designated Confidential Information in the M12946 2026 Quarterly Reports proceeding before the NSEB.
- Designated Confidential Information includes proprietary consultant materials, commercially sensitive information, and any responses to Information Requests filed in confidence, whether printed or electronic.
- Access is restricted solely to signatories of the undertaking; recipients are expressly prohibited from sharing information with clients, other intervenors, or employees of intervenors (Schedule A, clause 5).
- 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 members in good standing are exempt from the destruction requirement (Schedule A, clause 9).
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What was filed
Documents filed on this day
- 103197 Confidential Undertaking