Topic:"Stakeholder Engagement" in M12733

Publication of proposed regulations Publication des projets de règlement (2) Subject to subsection (3), a copy of each regulation that the Governor in Council proposes to make pursuant to this Act shall be published in the Canada Gazette a...

AI summary The text outlines a procedural requirement for publishing proposed regulations by the Governor in Council in the Canada Gazette, ensuring interested parties have a reasonable opportunity to submit representations. This aligns with regulatory transparency and stakeholder engagement principles.

4.Breach of Procedural Fairness and Tolerance of Ex Parte Service Violations: The Board erred in law by failing to log procedural violations and strike Exhibit L-11 from the record. The Board permitted Nova Scotia Power to file formal Info...

AI summary The Board is accused of procedural errors, including failing to log violations, allowing ex parte submissions, misinterpreting statutory stay protections, and ignoring accounting errors in Nova Scotia Power's billing data. The Appellant claims these actions violated procedural fairness and natural justice.

ge at our upcoming August 12, 2026, teleconference. Respectfully, Dave Lincoln Disabled Veteran Appellant From: Carley Freeman Sent: 21 July 2026 15:11 To: Cc: [email protected] ; Wallace, Lisa ; Painting-MacLean, Kimberly ; crystal.henwood@n...

AI summary This email notifies the recipient of a Notice to Participate in a Tribunal Appeal related to a proceeding involving Dave Lincoln, a disabled veteran appellant. The email is sent by Carley Freeman of Nova Scotia Power and includes details about the appeal and the upcoming teleconference.

From: To: Ombudsman; Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal Cc: Mayhunga, Miranda; Lawson, Hollie; Penney, Nicole; Blake Williams; Carley Freeman; Chris Lanteigne; Jennifer Ross; Kathleen Murray; Lisa Forsey; Sofia Reiner; info@macqillivray...

AI summary A formal notice regarding Matter M12733 is sent to the Ombudsman and Energy and Regulatory Boards Tribunal, alleging systemic regulatory fraud, procedural unfairness, and human rights violations. The notice is addressed to multiple individuals and offices, and includes attachments.

Demands - 1. Void unsigned "agreements," wipe arrears - 2. Full 2017-present billing/meter audit + credits - 3. Income-based disability plan (VAC-only) - 4. Billing freeze during review - 5. Mitzi termination explanation post-$800 "deal" -...

AI summary The document outlines a list of demands including voiding unsigned agreements, conducting audits, implementing an income-based disability plan, freezing billing, and investigating NSPI and the DRO for non-compliance and bias. These demands highlight concerns around transparency, fairness, and regulatory oversight.

g aggressive collection enforcement within one to two hours of the initial DRO decision, refusing to grant the legal 12-day appeal window and denying me my lawful right to a pause. This Board then actively allowed this unlawful enforcement...

AI summary The text criticizes the Board for allowing aggressive collection enforcement by Nova Scotia Power without proper legal procedures, denying the consumer's right to appeal, and setting a dangerous precedent by allowing verbal agreements to override legal contract protections. It claims the Board has violated regulatory mandates and Canadian contract law.