QUESTION: A few items to consider for the paralegals: (1) We need to organize the various country opinions (ISDA closeout netting, ENA jurisdictional survey, others) so that they are accessible to the group. We should also have a checkout process for the opinions. We should have access to the ECTRIC opinion database (which I believe is organized online). I know that I can look in a particular file cabinet located near Susan for the various volumes of opinions, but where can I find an updated listing of all of the above? (2) Impress upon everyone the importance of entering information into Lotus Notes (for ALL types of agreements). (3) I believe that Sam is in charge of the unanimous consents (for all Enron affiliates). I for one would like an UPDATED book of the consents (kept updated). These consents must be maintained and kept current. If Sam is out of the office, we need access to the book. (4) We should create a "paralegal manual" as we go. Each person could be responsible for drafting sections (and you could review their drafting skills!). Given some time, I could probably help to identify relevant sections. (5) Agreement checkout. We need to create a "checkout card" for each file so that when files are returned to the file cabinet, the checkout card is retired and placed inside the file for the next checkout. I will volunteer my assistant to help out but I don't want to step out of turn here so I'll wait to hear from you. (6) I have the sense from some of the legal-credit meetings that everyone needs to be reminded to follow up on outstanding ISDA's (mainly the Top Ten and high priority items). I'll send additional items as they occur to me. Thanks. Sara
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I have now had a chance to review the initial language describing the load index that was being discussed in the flurry of e-mails this morning. My preference would be to keep the language as consistent as possible with the language for the pricing index. Given that the actual hourly load is also posted in the "Actual/Forecast" table from which we derive the pricing index (under the column "Actual AIS Demand"), I would propose that we simply reference that same table and the appropriate column and use the arithmetic average of the actual load for all hours. In doing so, the products will be consistent. I also am not sure that we would then need to have a definition of "Load", as the formula for calculating the "Floating Amount" is made certain without the requirement to define "load". My proposed wording is as follows: The Floating Amount shall be the arithmetic average of the hourly Alberta Power Pool load for all hours beginning with HE 0100 (12:00 am) and concluding with HE 2400 (12:00 am) in each Delivery Day as published (in final, not forecast, form) by the Power Pool of Alberta in the table entitled "Actual/Forecast" reported for the applicable Delivery Day in the column for "Actual AIS Demand" and in the row(s) for the applicable hours, on the Power Pool of Alberta internet web page currently located at www.powerpool.ab.ca/Market/Reports/ActualForecastReportServlet. "Delivery Day" means a day during the term of the transaction. I assume that it is most appropriate to use an average of the daily loads as opposed to, say, the actual load for each hour or a monthly average. Let me know what your thoughts are regarding this language. Greg Johnston Senior Counsel Enron Canada Corp.
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Once again we have had some vandalism in CCV. It is a shame to put all of your hard work into lighting up the yard and have you decorations vandalized. Police reports have been made and extra patrols are being added. Please call the police and let us know if you see or have any vandalism. This time Peggy Zahler has had her light wires cut twice. It is not the time taken to put up the lights or the money and time required to get new lights, it is the aggravation and the simple feeling that you are being taken advantage of. We take pride int the fact that Clear Creek Village attracts a lot of attention during the holidays because you all do such a wonderful job of decorating. Please be watchful and call League City PD. Thank you. Mary G. Strickland
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Here is an email: On Friday, November 16th, the UDCs submitted their joint plan for implementing the suspension of direct access. Parties have until, Wednesday, November 28th, to comment. The following are proposed implementation rules for which the UDCs seek Commission approval: 1. A DASR can only be processed if the customer name appears on the ESP List submitted to the UDCs on October 5, 2001. 2. In order to submit an ESP List the ESP must have a valid ESP/UDC Service Agreement as of September 20, 2001 and , for ESPs serving small customers, they must have in effect a valid Commission registration as of September 20, 2001. 3. For a DASR to be processed for a residential or small commercial customer account, the ESP must be able to demonstrate that the required third party verification took place prior to September 20, 2001. 4. Customers should not be allowed to switch from one ESP to another after September 20 unless the new ESP had a valid ESP- customer contract in place on or before Sept. 20th. 5. Seamless moves within a UDC's service territory will be allowed. 6. For customers on bundled service as of September 20, 2001 (but still under a DA contract), the UDCs are proposing not to allow such customers to process DASRs even if their names are on the October 5 list. 7. If all accounts of one ESP transferred to another as a result of a merger, then the situation is okay because no new DASR would be required; requests for one customer to switch from one ESP to another only allowed if the new ESP-customer relationship had a contract prior to Sept. 20, 2001. 8. Changes in customer identity allowed on case by case basis (e.g., if a customer changes its type of business it would not be allowed). 9. One customer can not transfer or assign its direct access service rights to another. 10. Processing of DASRs submitted for customers who attempt to opt into a community aggregation program after the suspension date should not be allowed. In addition to the above, the UDCs proposed three additional options for implementing the suspension. 1. The Commission should impose a DASR cut-off date (received and accepted). 2. If the Commission does not impose a strict DASR cut off, it should require that any ESP which wishes to have a DASR processed after the cut off to submit their account specific DASR information and ESP contract to the Commission along with an explanation of why the customer is eligible to receive DA. The UDC will not process the DASR until it receives an okay from the Commission. 3. The ESP certifies through an affidavit that a particular DASR was associated with a contract in existence on September 20, 2001 (the UDCs set forth a proposed affidavit.) If you have any questions, please call Jeanne
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A: Implementation of the Suspension Direct Access -- UDCs' Plan
Q: I would like to see if the following applications are installed in the Trading Cluster. TDS position manager, CQG, Dow Jones telerate, IP TV Viewer, Microsoft Internet Explorer. Thank you.
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Here is an email: need watkiss' phone #. peace's letters to FERC urging FERC to approve CA's (dumb) market structure should be on file there. I'm checking w/smutney. best,jeff
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Peace Letters to FERC