Section 290.60  Control Processes

a)         The electronic tariff filing system allows only users with an authorized user account to submit tariffs electronically.

b)         If an electronic tariff submission is found to contain malware, the submission will be rejected and the user shall be notified of the rejection.

c)         If an electronic tariff submission is found to contain personally identifiable information, the submission will be rejected and the user shall be notified of the rejection.

d)         A user's web browser must be set to accept cookies in order for authorized users to submit tariffs electronically. Cookies identify authorized users and enable the server to send customized data to the user. Cookies also submit account information for the authorized user. A privacy statement is available on the ICC website.

e)         The electronic tariff filing system logs every electronic tariff submission with the ICC external user account, public utility name, filing description, tracking number, date and time.

f)         Any problems or errors experienced during an electronic tariff submission should be reported to the ICC Chief Clerk's Office.