Topic:"Reasonableness Review" in M12733

From: Dave Lincoln Sent: May 19, 2026 4:31 PM To: Penney, Nicole < Nicole. [email protected] > Cc: Blake WIlliams < [email protected] >; Carley Freeman ; Chris Lanteigne ; Jennifer Ross < [email protected] >; Lisa Forsey...

AI summary Dave Lincoln responds to information requests, highlighting NS Power's regulatory non-compliance, the Board's approval of a rate increase despite ongoing violations, and a potential class action. He argues the Board failed to hold NS Power accountable, allowing unlawful behavior and rate hikes for non-compliant entities.

Conclusion: The fact that the Board is now "seeking information" to see if NSP is in compliance proves that you cannot allow enforcement to continue. You do not collect on a debt first and check if it's legal later. I am reiterating my dem...

AI summary The text demands an immediate stay of enforcement against NSP, alleging unlawful $21,000+ theft through predatory billing and economic duress. It criticizes the Board for continuing enforcement without verifying legal compliance, threatening media exposure if action isn't taken. The author, a disabled veteran, claims non-existent agreements justify withheld funds.

ause they cannot produce the signatures, the alleged contracts are null and void ab initio, and the utility is legally required to pay back each and every cent taken under these unexecuted structures. I am done participating in a broken pr...

AI summary Dave Lincoln, a disabled veteran, argues that unexecuted contracts with NSP are invalid, demanding restitution and an emergency stay. He criticizes the Board for enabling NSP's actions and failing to protect consumers, emphasizing the need for regulatory oversight and compliance with legal standards.