Docket Support Sample Clauses

Docket Support. The Parties agree to work in good faith to facilitate and support Commission approval of Ameren’s Plan. That commitment includes, at a minimum, Ameren’s agreement to provide the workpapers (in native file format) associated with the filed Plan, testimony, and exhibits, and the agreement of each Party, other than ICC Staff, to (i) refrain from serving data requests on Ameren, and (ii) support the 2022 Plan through the filing of testimony (either jointly or individually sponsored) on behalf of the Party and/or in legal briefs in the event that any provisions of this Stipulation or Plan are challenged by another party. The Parties further commit to not challenge or attack Ameren’s Plan in other dockets. Nothing in this Stipulation precludes a Party from challenging Ameren’s performance under the 2022 Plan in an appropriate docket. The Company will provide the Parties with all work papers (in their native file format) that support the Company’s 2022 Plan, testimony, and exhibits prior to the filing of a revised 2022 Plan with the Commission.
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Docket Support. The Parties agree to work in good faith to facilitate and support Commission approval of the Company’s 2018-2021 Plan on a timeline that is consistent with the statutory deadline set forth in Section 8-103B(f) of the Act. That commitment includes, at a minimum, ComEd’s agreement to provide the workpapers (in native file format) associated with the filed Plan, testimony, and exhibits, and the agreement of each Party, other than ICC Staff, to (i) refrain from
Docket Support. The Parties agree to work in good faith to facilitate and support Commission approval of Ameren’s Plan. That commitment includes, at a minimum, Ameren’s agreement to provide the workpapers (in native file format) associated with the filed Plan, testimony, and exhibits, and the agreement of each Party, other than ICC Staff, to (i) refrain from serving data requests on Ameren, and (ii) support the 2022 Plan through the filing of testimony (either jointly or individually sponsored) on behalf of the Party and/or in legal briefs. The Parties further commit to not challenge or attack Ameren’s Plan in other dockets. Nothing in this Stipulation precludes a Party from challenging Ameren’s performance under the 2022 Plan in an appropriate docket. The Company will provide the Parties with all work papers (in their native file format) that support the Company’s 2022 Plan, testimony, and exhibits upon the filing of the 2022 Plan with the Commission.
Docket Support. The Parties agree to work in good faith to facilitate and support Commission approval of ComEd’s 2022-2025 Plan on a timeline that is consistent with the statutory deadline set forth in Section 8-103B(f) of the Act. That commitment includes, at a minimum, ComEd’s Plan 6 Workpapers agreement reflected in paragraph (G) above, and the agreement of each Party, other than ICC Staff, to (i) refrain from serving data requests on ComEd, and (ii) support the Plan through the filing of testimony (either jointly or individually sponsored) on behalf of the Party and/or legal briefs. The Parties further commit to not challenge or attack ComEd’s 2022-2025 Plan in other dockets. Nothing in this Stipulation precludes a Party from challenging ComEd performance under the Plan in an appropriate docket.
Docket Support. The Parties agree to work in good faith to facilitate and support Commission approval of ComEd’s Revised Plan on an expedited timeline. That commitment includes, at a minimum, ComEd’s Revised Plan 6 Workpapers agreement reflected in paragraph (G) above, and the agreement of each Party, other than ICC Staff, to (i) refrain from serving data requests on ComEd, and (ii) if the Revised Plan is challenged or attacked by intervenor(s), support the Plan through the filing of rebuttal or surrebuttal testimony (either jointly or individually sponsored) on behalf of the Party and/or legal briefs. The Parties further commit to not challenge or attack ComEd’s Revised Plan in other dockets. Nothing in this Revised Stipulation precludes a Party from challenging ComEd performance under the Revised Plan in an appropriate docket.

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