74161Confidential Undertaking
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2 Schedule “A” 1. NSPI will provide Designated Confidential Information, as defined herein, to the Designated Recipients as defined below. 2. Designated Confidential Information shall consist of material, whether printed or electronic, whi...
AI summary NSPI will share Designated Confidential Information with recipients, including data submitted to Synapse Energy Economics in the Generation Utilization & Optimization proceeding (M08059) before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. This includes Synapse’s October 2017 memorandum and related materials.
ted or electronic. Designated Confidential Information shall also include any password or other information necessary to access electronic copies of Designated Confidential Information. 3. Access to Designated Confidential Information shal...
AI summary The document outlines confidentiality rules for handling Designated Confidential Information in a regulatory proceeding. Access is restricted to the party, their counsel, and consultant, who must sign an undertaking. Information cannot be shared with clients, intervenors, or others, and notes taken must be treated as confidential.
nsent of NSPI. Designated Recipients may take such notes as may be necessary solely for the purposes of this proceeding. Such notes shall be treated as Designated Confidential Information. 7. Where a reference to Designated Confidential In...
AI summary The text outlines procedures for handling Designated Confidential Information in regulatory proceedings, including restrictions on referencing such information in filings, requirements for confidential testimony, and rules for appeals. NSPI and the Board are central to these confidentiality protocols.
record which have been designated or agreed to be confidential shall be forwarded to the court in accordance with applicable laws and procedures but under seal and designated confidential. 10. (a) Within 30 days after the Board has reached...
AI summary The text outlines procedures for handling Designated Confidential Information, requiring its return and destruction within 30 days of the Board's final decision, with exceptions for Nova Scotia Barrister’s Society members. Counsel may retain client-related materials under specific conditions, and the information's use is restricted to NSPI regulatory proceedings.