102032Confidential Undertaking
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NOVA SCOTIA ENERGY BOARD IN THE MATTER OF: The Public Utilities Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, c.380 as amended - and - IN THE MATTER OF: M12861 Nova Scotia Power 2026 Load Forecast Report CONFIDENTIAL UNDERTAKING I, , of , representing (the “Designa...
AI summary A Confidential Undertaking is executed by a Designated Recipient, agreeing to terms outlined in Schedule A. NS Power will provide confidential information to the recipient. The context involves the Public Utilities Act and a load forecast report proceeding (M12861).
hedule “A” 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...
AI summary NS Power will disclose Designated Confidential Information to a recipient, including proprietary data, consultant materials, and information filed with the Nova Scotia Energy Board in confidence. Specific examples include customer load details and forecast-related appendices.
ater certainty, no Designated Confidential Information shall be provided to the clients of the Designated Recipient, to other Intervenors or to employees, officers or members of Intervenors. 6. Where a reference to Designated Confidential...
AI summary The text outlines procedures for handling Designated Confidential Information in regulatory proceedings, including restrictions on disclosure to intervenors, use of non-confidential references in legal documents, and Board protocols for deliberating confidential information. It also addresses confidentiality in appeals and in-camera hearings.
e 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. 9. (a) Unless otherwise precluded by law, within...
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, and confidential information may only be used in NS Power regulatory proceedings before the Board.
. (c) The use of Designated Confidential Information from any rate case or other proceeding will be solely in relation to regulatory proceedings involving NS Power, before the Board. Initials
AI summary The text restricts the use of Designated Confidential Information (DCI) to regulatory proceedings involving NS Power before the Board, ensuring such information is only utilized in contexts directly related to NS Power's regulatory matters.