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Status Report:
I spoke with Harvey Morris and the negotiation for an extension of time will take place Friday morning. He warned me not to expect 6 weeks, as that time was required to negotiate and produce a protective order/confidentiality agreement with the generators who received the first subpoenas. He did acknowledge that an extension was required, but made two points: first, that the staff is under tremendous pressure to hurry its investigation, and secondly, that providing a partial response to requests that can be accomodated quickly will be greatly appreciated "as a show of good faith". He also indicated that the most recent batch of subpoenas went to almost 120 parties. I will try to get as much of the 6 weeks as I can. It would assist me if representatives of EES and EPMI could scan the requests to see if, in fact, there are items which could be provided in a shorter time frame and which would not raise concerns about the disclosure of commercially sensitive information. I would like to be able to bargain for more time by offering some information in the near term....if the strategy is to be give what we can and strongly resist the most sensitive information. Mike Day
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