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Commission strikes several docket orders and approves protective orders with added confidentiality language
Summary
Commission staff requested a series of proposed orders be stricken from the daily signing agenda; Commissioners also approved alternate protective orders for PUD2025-000075 and PUD2025-000084 with added language on handling highly sensitive information, recorded by roll call.
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Commission staff asked the Commissioners to strike several proposed orders from the daily signing agenda on Feb. 4, 2026, including Case Nos. CD2024-003427, CD2024-003429, CD2025-003555, CD2025-003556 and PD2025-000185; the minutes record that those items were stricken and the remaining proposed orders on the daily signing docket were approved.
On the attached 24-hour signing agenda, Commissioners discussed and voted on alternate versions of protective orders that included additional language in section 7 regarding handling of highly sensitive and confidential information. For Case No. PUD2025-000075 the recorded roll-call vote was Commissioner David Aye, Commissioner Hiett No, Commissioner Bingman Aye; the order was approved. The same roll-call pattern—David Aye, Hiett No, Bingman Aye—appears in the minutes for Case No. PUD2025-000084 and that order was also approved.
The minutes do not include the struck orders’ underlying subject matter or reasons for striking them, nor do they publish the text of the alternate protective-order language; interested parties should consult Commission filings or staff for full orders and redlined language.
