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Topic:"Legal Standards" in M12600

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Cybersecurity Accountability IN THE MATTER OF AN INQUIRY about the impact of the cyber incident on NOVA SCOTIA POWER INCORPORATED’s collection and retention of customer information, customer service and communications, billing processes and regulatory matters

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N-1LOCs Redacted (N-1 from M12273) 2 passages

Subject: Administrative Demand for Structural Redress — Identity Breach and Unlawful Contracting Structures Enabled by NSERBT Oversight p. p. 6

Subject: Administrative Demand for Structural Redress — Identity Breach and Unlawful Contracting Structures Enabled by NSERBT Oversight I am a resident of Nova Scotia who has undertaken a thorough examination of the structural failures gov...

AI summary The document outlines a formal administrative demand for structural redress due to an identity breach by Nova Scotia Power, attributed to unlawful contracting mechanisms upheld by the Nova Scotia Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal (NSERBT). The breach is linked to systemic governance failures and poses material risks to residents.

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2. NSERBT Denial of Remedy Despite Structural Invalidity p. p. 6

2. NSERBT Denial of Remedy Despite Structural Invalidity In Matter M11099, I formally contested these conditions. While the NSERBT acknowledged that the Regulations were not in plain sight and required multiple navigational steps to locate...

AI summary In Matter M11099, the NSERBT upheld a deemed contract despite acknowledging that the Regulations were not clearly visible and required multiple steps to locate. No signed agreement or record of informed digital acceptance was produced, and the Board's position treats passive access as lawful consent, contradicting Canadian legal standards of equity and consent.

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