Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Information Disclosure" in M12883

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - Affiliate Code of Conduct Report for 2025
3 passages 3 documents

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N-1(C)Affiliate Code of Conduct 2025 Report - Confidential 1 passage
Section 1 p. p. 0
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 This confidentiality notice alerts users that certain exhibits in the proceeding contain sensitive information protected by privacy laws. Access requires a Confidentiality Agreement, and contact details for the Nova Scotia Energy Board are provided for requesting access to the document (number 320036).

102188Confidential Undertaking 1 passage
Section 6
- 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 The text outlines procedures for handling Designated Confidential Information in regulatory proceedings, including requirements for referencing such information in filings, confidentiality protections during Board deliberations, and post-decision handling of confidential materials. It emphasizes the Board's role in managing confidentiality and the obligations of parties to return or destroy such information.

103296SBA (NSPI) IR-1 to IR-2 1 passage
Section 4
- a) Please explain what is meant by WAM in this report and for IT versus other capital work streams that may be involved. - b) Based on this extraction from Appendix G, is it reasonable to infer that NS Power relinquished significant expe...

AI summary The text outlines a series of questions regarding the transfer of employees and roles between NS Power and EMA, specifically focusing on IT WAM, cybersecurity, and the implications of these transfers on expertise and project management.

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