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Procurement Rulebook Workshop - Understanding Motivation & Enhancing Comments

Join our workshop on June 11, 2010, to understand the motivation behind the Procurement Rulebook. Learn about its goals, structure, updates, and requirements. Share helpful comments by June 21 for replies by June 28. Ensure the rulebook is clear, accurate, up-to-date, and user-friendly.

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Procurement Rulebook Workshop - Understanding Motivation & Enhancing Comments

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  1. Procurement Rulebook R.10-05-006 Workshop June 11, 2010

  2. Objective • Participants understand the motivation of the rulebook • Facilitate helpful comments: • June 21 • Replies, June 28

  3. Agenda • Goals of the Rulebook • Structure of the Rulebook • Updates to the Rulebook • Requirements Matrix • Comments

  4. Goals • Clear, concise, unambiguous • Accurate • Complete • Useful • Up-to-date

  5. Structure • Introductions • 4 Categories: General, Oversight, Reporting, & Resource Adequacy • Topics • Rules • Appendices

  6. Updates • Procurement proceedings • “We propose rule G.1(a) shall read: . . .” • Resource Adequacy • Other Parties, please note rulemakings which can/should update rulebook.

  7. Requirements Matrix • Quick-reference guide to the rulebook • Link to the Requirements Matrix

  8. Comments - Focus • Focus: Does the rulebook meet its goals?

  9. Comments - Broad • Scope: • Are all appropriate types of rules included? • Too much? Too little? • Structure: • Clear? • User-friendly?

  10. Comments - Specific • Be specific (i.e. identify a rule {G.1(a)} and/or order {D.# & OP# or page}) • Omission • Mischaracterization • Ambiguity • Out-of-date

  11. Thanks!

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