Roles and Responsibilities‌ Intervenors Sample Clauses

Roles and Responsibilities‌ Intervenors. In addition to participation on the AC, the intervenor members of the Committee will: • represent the larger Consultative’s comments arising out of the Draft Annual Report and bring forth any issues/concerns expressed • review and submit to the Auditor comments on the utility’s draft Annual Report; and • at their discretion, file comments with the Board – particularly in the event that the Committee fails to reach consensus on the selection of the auditor, the conduct of the Audit, the Final Annual Report, and/or the Audit Committee Report filed by the utility. The Utilities In addition to participating on the Committee, the utilities will: • act as chair of the AC and provide the Draft Annual Report to the DSM Consultative and to Committee members; • respond to issues that arise out of the audit process; • update the Annual Report after the audit has been completed; • support all costs associated with the Auditor and the Audit through the DSM evaluation budget; • support the reasonable cost claims advanced by Committee members; • file with the Board the Audit Report, the Final Annual Report and the Audit Committee Report, noting in the process if any elements of the Final Annual Report and the Audit Committee Report do not represent the consensus of the AC.
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