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Ian, thanks for the e-mail and phone call. I have checked around the office
here in order to come up with a plan for most effeciently addressing your queries. As I mentioned to you, I have been working closely with Jan Haizman, based in London, and Mike Grimes, based in Tokyo, in looking at the regulatory issues associated with off-line trading in Japan. Jan and Mike have made substantial progress in identifying and developing plans to address those issues. I will leave it to Jan and Mike to comment, but it makes sense to me that pggy back on those efforts with respect to EOL. Cynthia Harkness of our office here has been working with the EOL group, including I believe Mark Taylor, with respect to developing the Ts & Cs for the EOL broadband offering. I will, with Cynthia, hook Mark up with the on-going regulatory effort, and determine what help, if any, Mark needs with respect to developing an EOL offering for Japan. As I understand it, you want us to advise you on how EOL can offer broadband in Japan (by reviewing and updating earlier due dikligence on this matter) . Please let me know if I misunderstand the nature of your request for assistance in this regard. To the extent that we need the advice of outside counsel, can I assume wea are authorized to instruct them on your behalf? Let me know your thoughts on costs. Regards, Ian Brungs@ENRON 01/30/01 03:48 AM To: Gerry Willis/Enron Communications@Enron Communications cc: Justin Boyd/LON/ECT@ECT Subject: Broadband Hello Gerry, After reviewing the countries in which we have completed EOL due diligence, it is apparent that Japan has always been coordinated from Houston. Therefore in order to be consistent we would suggest that you should contact Tanna Jones, Mark Taylor or Marcus Nettleton who should be able to provide more detail on the EOL work previously completed in Japan for both Broadband as well as general commodities. My apologies for not being more helpful. If you have any further concerns please contact Justin Boyd in my absence. I will be back in the office the wednesday of next week. Kind Regards, Ian Brungs
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