Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Regulatory Oversight" in M13052

Matter: Nova Scotia Power - Emergency Services Restoration Plan - 2026 Drill Report
3 passages 1 document

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N-12026 Drill Report 3 passages
Specific Accountabilities – Corporate Communications Lead: p. p. 48
Specific Accountabilities – Corporate Communications Lead: - Public safety is a priority. The Corporate Communications team will inform the public and will provide accurate, meaningful information to customers on the status of restoration...

AI summary The Corporate Communications Lead is responsible for ensuring public safety by providing accurate and timely information during emergencies. This includes activating the EOC, coordinating messaging across channels, liaising with various teams, and reporting to the NSEB.

Post Event Critique Sub-Process 9 p. pp. 82-84
Post Event Critique Sub-Process 9 This procedure describes the activities associated with the initiation and completion of the post event critique and the resulting action plans. - 1) The Storm Lead or Alternate initiates post-event critiq...

AI summary This document outlines the Post Event Critique Sub-Process 9, detailing the steps taken after an event to conduct a critique and develop action plans. The process involves initiation by the Storm Lead, designation of a Post-Event Critique Lead, conducting critiques by regions and functional areas, consolidating reports, developing action plans, and updating relevant plans.

Open Issues p. p. 84
Open Issues Standards of Conduct – decision to suspend SOC required CIP Standards – assess requirement to implement exception to CIP-006 EOC Status – Activated or Operational Shift Schedule EOC Meeting Schedule EOC Conference Call Schedule

AI summary The document outlines open issues related to standards of conduct, CIP standards, and EOC status and schedules. It highlights the need to assess the implementation of an exception to CIP-006 and the status of the Emergency Operating Center.

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