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From:bill.iii@enron.com
To:portland.shift@enron.com
Subject:Real Time Cuts with the CISO
Cc:kourtney.nelson@enron.com, virginia.thompson@enron.com
Bcc:kourtney.nelson@enron.com, virginia.thompson@enron.com
Date:Fri, 23 Mar 2001 00:28:00 -0800 (PST)

Group,

When importing/exporting or wheeling energy through California, it is
important that the schedule ID is included in the inc or service sheet.
Further, if an import/export or wheel is cut real-time (ie. over the phone
after hour ahead finals are out), an email should be sent to volume
management and such cuts or other occurrences should be noted in your day or
night notes. This information along with the real-time tag number allows
other members of the West Desk (and those following you on shift) to do their
job quickly and more accurately. I understand that many of you are working
long shifts and combating systems issues at the same time. However, it is
not acceptable to delay members of other groups because of a failure to
communicate information readily available to us.

To make sure we are clear on this, the expectations are as follows:

AN ORGANIZED AND COMPLETE INC/SERVICE SHEET AT START END OF SHIFT WITH
SCHEDULE ID'S AND RT TAG #'S
AN EMAIL TO VOLUME MANAGEMENT CONCERNING RT CUTS ON RT IMPORTS/EXPORTS AND
WHEELS
COMPLETE DOCUMENTATION OF THE DAYS EVENTS IN THE DISCUSSION NOTES

An inability to communicate with volume management or settlements is a
performance issue. I already receive reports on disputes and deal entry
errors. In addition, I will be asking volume management and settlements to
provide feedback on each trader during the review process.

Thanks,
Bill