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Topic:"Legal Procedures" in M12663

Matter: Nova Scotia Independent Energy System Operator (IESO Nova Scotia) - 2026/2027 Revenue Requirement and Fees Application
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101188Confidential Undertaking 1 passage
Schedule "A"
- 4. As a condition precedent to receiving Designated Confidential Information, the Designated Recipients shall sign the undertaking to which this schedule is attached. - 5. No Designated Confidential Information furnished by IESO Nova Sco...

AI summary Schedule A outlines conditions for handling Designated Confidential Information in a Nova Scotia regulatory proceeding. Recipients must sign an undertaking, restrict sharing, use non-confidential references in legal documents, file testimony confidentially, and allow in camera hearings. The Board may use confidential info in decisions but avoid reproducing it unless declassified. Appeals must handle confidential records per applicable laws.

102946Closing Submission - IESO 1 passage
937 4.1 Jurisdiction of Statutory Tribunals and Principles of Statutory Interpretation
937 4.1 Jurisdiction of Statutory Tribunals and Principles of Statutory Interpretation 938 939 It is well settled that a regulatory tribunal such as the Board is a creature of statute, and its 940 jurisdiction must be found in its governin...

AI summary The jurisdiction of regulatory tribunals, such as the Nova Scotia Energy Board, is derived from their governing legislation, either explicitly or through necessary implication. The Supreme Court of Canada emphasized that tribunals must operate within the confines of their statutory authority and cannot exceed the powers granted to them by their enabling statutes.

103134Reply Submission - IG 1 passage
R ENEWABLES I NTEGRATION G RID S ECURITY (R IGS ) P ROJECT p. pp. 9-10
/tantramar-gas-plant-regulatory-thumbs-up-9.7214994)[9.7214994](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/tantramar-gas-plant-regulatory-thumbs-up-9.7214994) August 7, 2026 Page 11 Crystal Henwood The IESO-NS opening statement character...

AI summary The IESO-NS views the NB EUB approval of the Tantramar gas plant as a win for reliability, but the project is under legal challenge. The IG argues that risks were not fully mitigated, ratepayers may be exposed, and the contract's status is uncertain if the judicial review succeeds.

20260625-1Hearing Transcript — 06/25/2026 (Johnny Johnston, Chris Milligan, Mike McFeters, Angie Brown) 2 passages
1 the real-time dispatch operations, that timeline? 2 (Johnston) So the go light for A. 3 Phase II, because it is real-time operations, will 4 essentially have to be pretty much an overnight sort of 5 one day we're not doing it, the next d...

AI summary The discussion centers on the timeline for Phase II of real-time dispatch operations under the More Access to Energy Act. It highlights the legal requirements, including the proclamation of specific sections and the need for a transition order from the Minister, which are outside the control of IESO NS.

1 Q. You've alluded to changes not of
IESO NOVA SCOTIA PANEL 441 Cr-ex, (Rudderham) 1 Q. You've alluded to changes not of 15 MR. KAYTER: Mr. Chair, I just need to 16 grab my notes. 17 BY MR. KAYTER: 18 And in fact, I quoted your Q. 19 evidence today as saying "No section 30 co...

AI summary The text is a portion of a regulatory proceeding involving Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) and Nova Scotia Power (NSP), where a witness, Mr. Johnston, is being questioned about filings and submissions related to the proceeding. The discussion touches on legal procedures and stakeholder engagement.

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