Topic:"Confidentiality" in M03632

The document you are attempting to access has been filed in confidence. Some exhibits, noted as confidential, contain information which if released might cause financial or other harm to the party filing it, or which is protected by privac...

AI summary The document is filed in confidence, containing information that may cause financial or other harm if disclosed. Public versions of exhibits are available where possible, and access to confidential information requires a Confidentiality Agreement. Contact information for the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board is provided for further inquiries.

report back. 1 If NSPI is prepared to undertake to 2 produce it, that would be the more direct way, I would 3 think. 4 THE CHAIR: Why don't you and 5 Ms. Godbout chat about it and see how we might most 6 effectively do it? NSPI hasn't prod...

AI summary The discussion revolves around NSPI's production of a witness and confidentiality concerns, as well as a question regarding community eligibility requirements for feed-in tariffs in other jurisdictions, specifically referencing Ontario's provisions.

- DICTUM DIGITAL INC. CERTIFIED COURT REPORTERS impediment that you're aware of which would have prevented 1 your members from providing that cost added to Synapse? 2 MR. LEVY: The only impediment would 3 be availability of data. 4 MR. OUT...

AI summary The discussion highlights challenges in data availability and confidentiality, particularly regarding information from CanWEA members. Data is considered highly confidential and not easily shared, even among members. Additionally, there is a clarification about data aggregation by the federal government, including regional and seasonal scales.

- confidential information, of course, the room is cleared - except for the people who are entitled to hear the - confidential information. - They have the option of not answering - those questions, of course, but if they do so, they must...

AI summary The discussion outlines the handling of confidential information during a regulatory proceeding, emphasizing that individuals can choose not to answer questions but must withdraw their evidence if they do. The process ensures confidentiality protections, requiring others in the room to leave if confidential information is shared.