101133Confidential Undertaking
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- 1. NS Power will provide Designated Confidential Information, as defined herein, to the Designated Recipient as defined in the undertaking to which this schedule is attached. - 2. Designated Confidential Information shall consist of mate...
AI summary NS Power outlines the types of information designated as confidential for the proceeding, including responses to NSEB Information Requests and other materials filed with the Nova Scotia Energy Board in confidence.
d, whether printed or electronic. Designated Confidential Information shall also include any password or other information necessary to access electronic copies of Designated Confidential Information. - 3. Unless disclosure is required by...
AI summary This section outlines the handling of Designated Confidential Information, restricting access to specific individuals and prohibiting its disclosure to others, including clients and intervenors, unless required by law.
- 6. Where a reference to Designated Confidential Information is required in pre-filed testimony, briefs, other legal documents or arguments, such reference shall be by citation of title or exhibit number only or by some other non-confiden...
AI summary This section outlines procedures for handling Designated Confidential Information in legal documents and submissions. It specifies that such information should be referenced without revealing its contents, and that intervenors must file confidential testimony. The Board may use this information in deliberations but will avoid reproducing it in decisions. Confidential information must be returned and destroyed after the Board's final decision.
y all documents, notes and other materials containing or reflecting, directly or indirectly, Designated Confidential Information, whether printed or electronic, and shall provide an affidavit of compliance to NS Power respecting same. - (b...
AI summary This section outlines the handling of Designated Confidential Information in regulatory proceedings involving NS Power. It specifies that such information must be destroyed, except for members of the Nova Scotia Barrister's Society who may retain it under certain conditions and return it upon signing a new undertaking.