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My thoughts today in @edinburghpaper on why last nights results must herald the start of much greater transparency in our political decision making
Our CEO Ewan Aitken's latest column in Edinburgh Evening News reflects on the change in the UK government and how urgently we need to bring back integrity, transparency and honesty in our political decision making. Click here to read Ewan's column: https://buff.ly/3LeEhBm
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Critical Infrastructure and Resilience Advisor to the Chairman, at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Mark your calendars! The June 27 Commission meeting will include: E-1 (Implementation of Dynamic Line Ratings), E-4 (NERC’s petition for approval of proposed Reliability Standard EOP-012-2 (Extreme Cold Weather Preparedness and Operations)), E-5 (Revisions to Regulations on ERO’s Performance Assessments), and E-6 (NERC’s petition for approval of proposed revisions to the Rules of Procedure to address unregistered Inverter Based Resources)!
Sunshine Notice | June 2024 Commission Meeting https://lnkd.in/diniaGAT
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Grid Enhancing Technologies | Sales Executive | International Sales and Business Development | Direct Sales | Business Facilitator |Energy Sensors & Solutions
Dynamic Line Rating is GETting it's well needed attention! A better and secure future for our Transmission Infrastructure!
Sunshine Notice | June 2024 Commission Meeting https://lnkd.in/diniaGAT
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Director, Division of Economic and Technical Analysis at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Transmission line rating enthusiasts take note of FERC June agenda item E-1: Implementation of Dynamic Line Ratings
Sunshine Notice | June 2024 Commission Meeting https://lnkd.in/diniaGAT
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Local Government Association's 100 offers to the new government. Including codifying the Council of Europe's Charter of Local Self-Government. This would give clear and irrevocable power to local government and communities, enshrining the principles of localism in law. It would give local government in England a measure of constitutional protection that is common in other democracies.
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Submitting feedback is one of the ways we regulators at the Cannabis Control Commission shape policy! Read more below, and engage! #policymaking #cannabiscommunity
The Commission has filed its draft regulations to implement Chapter 180 of the Acts of 2022 with the Secretary of Commonwealth. Constituents will be able to submit feedback through written comments as well as oral testimony at a hybrid public hearing on Friday, September 8, starting at 10 a.m. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dzG5uFc4
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More transparency around the Commission's decision would be good, and the Ombudsman is asking the right questions here. But the Council remains the most opaque institution and seems to get away with it. It's one thing to argue that governments need to be able to negotiate in secret, but that doesn't explain why the secretariat should make it hard to track even just the status of files. #EU #transparency
We have opened an inquiry into European Commission's decision to remove the contact details of staff below head of unit level from the EU 'Whoiswho' online directory. ℹ️ The complainant, a civil society organisation, raises concerns about the impact of the decision on accountability and the ability of the public and civil society groups without sufficient resources to have access to the Commission, for example when providing input on policy to the appropriate sections of the Commission or inviting the appropriate staff members to events. More: https://lnkd.in/ez3mHAua
The European Commission’s decision to no longer publish the names of all EU staff members in the online directory of EU staff ('Whoiswho') | Case | European Ombudsman
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🔖 Did you miss Monday's OUTA webinar on the 6th Parliament's legacy? Please be encouraged to watch the recording below. The webinar focused on the achievements and challenges of the 6th Parliament and looked ahead to the newly elected 7th Parliament. #KAS4Democracy
MISSED OUR WEBINAR? Panelists reflected on the achievements and challenges of the 6th Parliament, focusing on promoting transparency, accountability, and public trust. Also hear their suggestions for the incoming Parliament and new MPs. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dQKjsH94
Webinar: Reviewing the 6th Parliament's Legacy
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