Settlement confidentiality protects fiduciary submissions while restricting use of withdrawn or rejected application materials in later proceedings. Information and discussions in settlement proceedings are treated as fiduciary and may not be publicly released where disclosure prejudices the Board or ... Summary
Settlement confidentiality protects fiduciary submissions while restricting use of withdrawn or rejected application materials in later proceedings.
Information and discussions in settlement proceedings are treated as fiduciary and may not be publicly released where disclosure prejudices the Board or applicant. Following rejection or withdrawal of an application, neither side may rely on or introduce settlement proposals, information, or representations as evidence before a court or Tribunal. The restriction does not apply on revocation of a settlement order. Information distinctly relating to a fact discovered through an application may be proved, whether or not it amounts to an admission.
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