Topic:"Accounting Policies" in M03669

10 1. 2010 expenditures are subject to audit. 1 Request IR-8: 2 3 (a) Please describe and explain how ENSC tracks expenditures by customer class so as 4 to reconcile the allocation of DSM costs between customer classes. 5 6 (b) What inform...

AI summary The text discusses audit-related requests regarding ENSC's expenditure tracking by customer class and the allocation of DSM program costs to the Large Industrial Class. It also references responses that direct to external documents for detailed explanations.

B. Responsibilities - All employees and Directors have the responsibility for administering travel and expenses in accordance with the requirements of this Policy. Specifically, they must: - ► read and be familiar with the Policy; - ► subm...

AI summary This section outlines the responsibilities related to the administration of travel and expenses. Employees and Directors must comply with the Policy by submitting accurate expense claims and safeguarding funds. The Finance Group ensures compliance and conducts annual reviews, reporting deviations to the CEO and Finance Committee.

poration and any representatives of the Corporation shall keep confidential all information obtained under subsection (1) except information that - (a) is in the public domain at the time it is obtained; - (b) comes into the public domain...

AI summary This section outlines the confidentiality obligations of the Corporation and its representatives, as well as provisions regarding the Corporation's legal capacity, fiscal year determination, accounting system requirements, and auditor appointment.

dology should continue to be applied beyond 2012. The wording of the Settlement Agreement was reflected in the DSM Cost Recovery Rider that was approved as part of the 2010 DSM proceeding, and states: For the calendar years 2010, 2011 and...

AI summary The text discusses the DSM Cost Recovery Rider, which was approved in the 2010 DSM proceeding and outlines how the PCR is computed using Schedule B of the tariff. It also mentions the transition of DSM administrative responsibilities to ENS under the Efficiency Nova Scotia Corporation Act, and the role ENS should play in future rider filings.