Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Reasonableness Review" in M12273

Matter: Board Inquiry into Nova Scotia Power's Cybersecurity Incident
2 passages 2 documents

Reasonableness Review across all matters →

N-3Incident Report - Redacted 1 passage
Section 6
me, start 4 date, finish date, and percentage completion. If no progress is made from one month 5 to the next, this should also be clearly indicated along with the reasons. 6 3. A separate chart is to be provided in the Incident Report whi...

AI summary The report outlines requirements for tracking progress on matters, including timelines and completion percentages. It references a Premier's letter requesting an investigation into NSP's billing practices, consumer protections, system restoration, financial relief, and potential penalties. Appendices include charts on system restoration and impacted matters, with vendor dues information expected by early February 2026.

N-5Refiled Incident Report - NSPI - Redacted 1 passage
Section 6
, start 4 date, finish date, and percentage completion. If no progress is made from one month 5 to the next, this should also be clearly indicated along with the reasons. 6 3. A separate chart is to be provided in the Incident Report which...

AI summary The NSEB is required to report on progress tracking, including a Gantt chart of system restoration timelines and impacted Board matters. The Premier of Nova Scotia directed the NSEB to investigate NSP’s billing practices, consumer protections, system restoration timelines, financial relief options for customers, and potential financial penalties. The Company will provide vendor dues information by early February 2026.

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