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Journal Entries. Any negligence, fraud, malfeasance, or error of any employee or customer of Broker with respect to any journal or other account entries processed by First Clearing in any accounts.
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Journal Entries. Within six months of the close of the Merger, Holdco, KCP&L and Westar will provide to the Commission Staff detailed journal entries recorded to reflect the Merger. Xxxxxx, KCP&L and Westar shall also provide the final detailed journal entries to be filed with the Commission no later than 13 months after the date of the closing. These entries must show, and shall include but not be limited to, the entries made to record or remove from all utility accounts any Merger goodwill costs or transaction costs. Financial Conditions Remaining From 01-KCPE-701-MIS 49 GPE ("Holding Company") and its subsidiaries will not conduct any material business activities that are not part of the "electric industry or natural gas industry business" or are not reasonably related to business activities derived from changes in the electric industry or natural gas industry as a result of competition, without Commission approval. With regard to expansion of KCP&L's current operations in the telecommunications and information businesses, activities will be limited to those considered reasonably related to current operations. 50 KCP&L's total long-term borrowings including all instruments shall not exceed KCP&L’s regulated rate base. 51 The customers of KCP&L shall be held harmless by KCP&L and GPE if the reorganization creating GPE, with KCP&L as a subsidiary, results in a higher revenue requirement for KCP&L than if the reorganization had not occurred. 52 GPE and KCP&L shall provide the Commission Staff and CURB unrestricted access to all written information provided to common stock, bond, or bond rating analysts, which directly, or indirectly, pertains to KCP&L or any affiliate that exercises influence or control over KCP&L or has affiliate transactions with KCP&L. Such information includes, but is not limited to, reports provided to, and presentations made to, common stock analysts and bond rating analysts. For purposes of this condition, "written" information includes, but is not limited to, any written and printed material, audio and videotapes, computer disks, and electronically stored information. Nothing in this condition shall be deemed to be a waiver of GPE's or KCP&L's right to seek protection of the information. 53 GPE shall not, directly or indirectly, acquire or merge with a public utility or public utility holding company, nor will it allow itself to be acquired by a public utility or public utility holding company unless GPE has requested prior approval for such a tran...

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