Topic:"Confidentiality" in M08929

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE 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...

AI summary The document is marked confidential, with access restricted to parties entering a Confidentiality Agreement. It outlines procedures for handling sensitive information and provides contact details for the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board to request access.

7 IRP Methodology IRP Methodology (Conflict of Interest): Emera owns a 12.55 percent ownership stake in the Maritime & Northeast pipeline, so it's in NSP's best interest to use this in

AI summary The text discusses a potential conflict of interest in the IRP methodology, noting that Emera's ownership stake in the Maritime & Northeast pipeline may influence NSP's interests.

- 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, which has been...

AI summary NSPI will provide designated confidential information to specific recipients, including information related to the 2020 Integrated Resource Plan matter (M08929) before the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. Access is restricted to parties who sign an undertaking.

- 5. No Designated Confidential Information furnished by NSPI shall be given or communicated to persons other than the Designated Recipients. For greater certainty, no Designated Confidential Information shall be provided to the clients of...

AI summary NSPI restricts sharing Designated Confidential Information to designated recipients only, prohibiting disclosure to clients, intervenors, or their employees. Confidential information must be reviewed on-site, with notes treated as confidential. Legal documents may reference such information via citation, and the Board may use it in deliberations without reproducing it in decisions. Intervenors filing confidential testimony must do so on a confidential basis, with potential in camera hearings.

dentified as such. In addition, Designated Parties will not object to the Board sitting in Camera to hear such evidence if requested byNSPI. - 9. Should any appeal or challenge to the Board's decision in this matter be taken, any portions...

AI summary The document outlines confidentiality terms for a regulatory proceeding, requiring Designated Parties to return confidential information to NSPI after the Board's decision. Exceptions allow Counsel (Nova Scotia Barrister's Society members) to retain client-related materials. Confidential information use is restricted to NSPI-related regulatory proceedings before the Board.