Source: https://www.ferc.gov/enforcement-legal/ceii/electronic-ceii-request-form
Timestamp: 2020-07-07 08:03:24
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Matched Legal Cases: ['§ 388', '§ 375', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 385', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 388', '§ 385', '§ 388', '§ 375', '§ 388']

Electronic CEII Request Form | Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Thank you for your interest in submitting a Critical Energy/Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) request. To complete your request you will have to follow the following three steps pursuant to 18 C.F.R. 388.113(g)(5):
You will be asked to select and execute the appropriate non-disclosure agreement.
your name, title, address, and telephone number;
the name, address, and telephone number of the person or entity on whose behalf the information is requested; and
a detailed Statement of Need, which must state:
the extent to which a particular function is dependent upon access to the information;
why the function cannot be achieved or performed without access to the information;
an explanation of whether other information is available to the requester that could facilitate the same objective;
how long the information will be needed;
whether or not the information is needed to participate in a specific proceeding (with that proceeding identified); and
an explanation of whether the information is needed expeditiously.
You will be asked to sign a statement attesting to the accuracy of the information provided in the request.
Step 1 - Non-disclosure Agreements
Note: You must be willing to sign and abide by an appropriate agreement limiting your use and disclosure of the information requested.
Please select and sign one of the listed agreements.
CRITICAL ENERGY/ ELECTRIC INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION GENERAL NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
These provisions govern the use of Critical Energy / Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) provided to an individual who files a request for access to CEII pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 388.113.
The term "CEII Coordinator" refers to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission) official designated as the CEII Coordinator, with delegated authority under 18 C.F.R. § 375.313 to make determinations with respect to requests for CEII and make determinations as to whether particular information fits within the definition of CEII.
The term "Recipient" means someone who is approved to receive CEII in accordance with the provisions of 18 C.F.R. § 388.113.
A Recipient may only discuss CEII with another authorized Recipient of the identical CEII. A Recipient may check with the CEII Coordinator to determine whether another individual is an authorized Recipient of the identical CEII.
If any Recipient submits information to the Commission that includes CEII obtained under these provisions, the portions of the filing containing CEII must be submitted in accordance with 18 C.F.R. § 388.113(d)(1).
A Recipient of CEII may use CEII as foundation for advice provided to others, but may not disclose CEII to another individual unless that individual is an authorized Recipient of the identical CEII.
A Recipient may only use CEII for the purpose for which it was requested and must not use CEII for an illegal or illegitimate purpose.
All CEII shall be maintained by the Recipient in a secure place in a manner that would prevent unauthorized access. Access to those materials shall be limited to other authorized Recipients of the identical material. Recipients may make copies of CEII, but such copies become CEII and are subject to these same restrictions. Recipients may make notes of CEII, which shall be treated as CEII, if they contain CEII.
CEII provided pursuant to the agreement is not subject to release under either the Freedom of Information Act or other Sunshine Laws.
The Recipient is obligated to protect the CEII, even after designation period has lapsed, until the CEII Coordinator determines the information should no longer be designated as CEII under 18 C.F.R. § 388.113(e)(2), or a court of competent jurisdiction finds that the information does not qualify as CEII.
The recipient must promptly notify the Commission if any conditions, such as a change in employment, have occurred.
The Recipient is required to promptly report all unauthorized disclosures of CEII to the Commission.
I hereby certify my understanding that access to CEII is provided to me pursuant to the terms and restrictions of the above provisions, that I have been given a copy of and have read the provisions, and that I agree to be bound by them. I understand that the contents of the CEII, any notes or other memoranda, or any other form of information that copies or discloses CEII shall not be disclosed to anyone other than another person who has been granted access to these same materials by the Commission. I acknowledge that a violation of this agreement may result in criminal or civil sanctions, including the suspension of my ability to appear before the Commission pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 385.2102.
CRITICAL ENERGY/ ELECTRIC INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION MEDIA NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
These provisions govern the use of Critical Energy / Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) provided to a Media Requester who files a request for access to CEII pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 388.113.
The term "CEII Coordinator" refers to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission) official designated as the CEII Coordinator, with delegated authority under 18 C.F.R. 375.313 to make determinations with respect to requests for CEII and make determination as to whether particular information fits within the definition of CEII.
The term "Media Recipient" means a Recipient who is a representative of the news media as defined in 18 C.F.R. § 388.109(b)(1)(iv).
The term "Requester" means someone who requests access to CEII in accordance with the provisions of 18 C.F.R. § 388.113(d).
The term "Media Requester" means a Requester who is a representative of the news media as defined in 18 C.F.R. § 388.109(b)(1)(iv).
A Media Requester shall not be permitted to inspect or gain access to CEII unless the Media Requester has first executed a Media non-disclosure agreement.
A Media Recipient may only discuss CEII with another authorized Recipient of the identical CEII. A Media Recipient may check with the CEII Coordinator to determine whether another individual is an authorized Recipient of the identical CEII.
Before publishing any story using CEII obtained under these provisions, a Media Recipient is strongly encouraged to consult with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s General and Administrative Law legal staff to insure against inadvertent disclosure of CEII.
All CEII shall be maintained by Media Recipient in a secure place in a manner that would prevent unauthorized access. Access to those materials shall be limited to Recipients of the identical material. Media Recipients may make copies of CEII, but such copies become CEII and subject to these same procedures. Media Recipients may make notes of CEII, which shall be treated as CEII notes if they contain CEII.
Recipients must return CEII to the CEII Coordinator or destroy CEII within fifteen days of a written request by the CEII Coordinator to do so, except that CEII notes may be retained in accordance with Paragraph 6, above. Within such time period, each Recipient, if requested to do so, shall also submit to the CEII Coordinator an affidavit stating that, to the best of his or her knowledge, all CEII has been returned or destroyed and that CEII notes have either been returned, destroyed or are being maintained by Recipient in accordance with Paragraph 6.
The Media Recipient is obligated to protect the CEII, even after the designation period has lapsed, until the CEII Coordinator determines the information should no longer be designated as CEII under 18 C.F.R. § 388.113(e)(2), or a court of competent jurisdiction finds that the information does not qualify as CEII.
The Commission may audit the Recipient’s compliance with this non-disclosure agreement.
I hereby certify my understanding that access to CEII is provided to me pursuant to the terms and restrictions of the above provisions, that I have been given a copy of and have read the provisions, and that I agree to be bound by them. I understand that the contents of the CEII, any notes or other memoranda, or any other form of information that copies or discloses CEII shall not be disclosed to anyone other than another person who has been granted access to these same materials by the Commission.
CRITICAL ENERGY / ELECTRIC INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION STATE AGENCY EMPLOYEE - NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
These provisions govern the use of Critical Energy / Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) provided to a State agency Requester who files a request for access to CEII pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 388.113.
A State agency Requester shall not be permitted to inspect or gain access to CEII unless the State agency Requester has first executed a State agency Non- Disclosure Agreement.
Any information provided under this agreement is on loan to the State agency, and must be returned to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission upon request. CEII provided pursuant to the agreement is not subject to release under either the Freedom of Information Act or other Sunshine Laws.
The State agency Requester agrees to notify the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Associate General Counsel for General and Administrative Law immediately upon State agency receipt of a request for the information provided under this agreement.
If a Recipient submits information to the Commission that includes CEII obtained under these provisions, the portions of the filing containing CEII must be submitted in accordance with 18 C.F.R. § 388.113(d)(1).
All CEII shall be maintained by Recipient in a secure place in a manner that would prevent unauthorized access. Access to those materials shall be limited to other authorized Recipients of the identical material. Recipients may make copies of CEII, but such copies become CEII and subject to these same restrictions. Recipients may make notes of CEII, which shall be treated as CEII if they contain CEII.
The Recipient is obligated to protect the CEII, even after the designation period has lapsed, until the CEII Coordinator determines that information should no longer be designated as CEII under 18 C.F.R. 388.113(e)(2), or a court of competent jurisdiction finds that the information does not qualify as CEII.
I hereby certify my understanding that access to CEII is provided to me pursuant to the terms and restrictions of the attached CEII Consultant Provisions, that I have been given a copy of and have read the above provisions, and that I agree to be bound by them. I understand that the contents of the CEII, any notes or other memoranda, or any other form of information that copies or discloses CEII shall not be disclosed to my clients, co-workers, or anyone other than another person who has been granted access to these same materials by the Commission. I acknowledge that a violation of this agreement may result in criminal or civil sanctions, including suspension of my ability to appear before the Commission pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 385.2102.
CRITICAL ENERGY / ELECTRIC INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION CONSULTANT NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
These provided to a Consultant who files a request for access to Critical Energy / Electric Infrastructure Information (CEII) pursuant to 18 C.F.R. § 388.113.
The term "CEII Coordinator" refers to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission) official designated as the CEII Coordinator, with delegated authority under 18 C.F.R. § 375.313 to make determinations with respect to requests for CEII and make determination as to whether particular information fits within the definition of CEII.
The term "Consultant" means one who is hired to provide advice to another.
The term "Client" means one who hires a Consultant for advice.
A Consultant shall not be permitted to inspect or gain access to CEII unless the Consultant has been approved as a Recipient, and has executed a consultant non-disclosure agreement.
If any Recipient submits information to the Commission that includes CEII obtained under these provisions, portions of the filing containing CEII must be submitted in accordance with 18 C.F.R. § 388.112(b).
A Consultant who is a Recipient of CEII may use CEII as foundation for advice provided to his or her Clients, but may not disclose CEII to a Client unless the Client is an approved Recipient of the same CEII.
A Consultant may only use CEII for the purpose for which it was requested and must not use CEII to provide advice to a client for an illegal or illegitimate purpose.
All CEII shall be maintained by the Recipient in a secure place in a manner that would prevent unauthorized access. Access to those materials shall be limited to other authorized Recipients of the identical material. Recipients may make copies of CEII, but such copies become CEII and subject to these same restrictions. Recipients may make notes of CEII, which shall be treated as CEII, if they contain CEII.
Recipients must return CEII to the CEII Coordinator or destroy CEII within fifteen days of a written request by the CEII Coordinator to do so, except that CEII notes may be retained in accordance with Paragraph 8, above. Within such time period, each Recipient, if requested to do so, shall also submit to the CEII Coordinator an affidavit stating that, to the best of his or her knowledge, all CEII has been returned or destroyed and that CEII notes have either been returned, destroyed or are being maintained by Recipient in accordance with Paragraph 8.
The Commission may audit the Recipient's compliance with the non-disclosure agreement.
Violation of the non-disclosure agreement may result in criminal or civil sanctions against the Recipient.
Note: Typed characters constitute a signature pursuant to 18 CFR 385.2005(c)