The 2023 Florida Statutes (including Special Session C)
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. . . Thus, once the exceptions set forth in section 364.183(3) are considered in conjunction with the Public . . . Records Act, the Commission’s conclusions that section 364.183(8) should be narrowly construed and that . . .
. . . Based on the language of section 364.183, Florida Statutes (1991), the PSC ordered Southern Bell to provide . . . Subsection 364.183(1) provides in part: The commission shall have reasonable access to all company records . . . In our eyes, however, the issue presented by this case is whether section 364.183 provides the PSC with . . . subsidized by ratepayers, the company’s regulated rates, or by a company’s affiliates. §§ 364.01 and 364.183 . . . We hold that section 364.183(1), Florida Statutes (1991), does not apply to documents that are sought . . .
. . . Commission), denying appellant’s request to classify certain documents as confidential, pursuant to Section 364.183 . . . produced during discovery constituted “proprietary confidential business information” under section 364.183 . . . motion for protective order wherein Bell sought confidential treatment of the documents under section 364.183 . . . audit ... entitled to be treated as proprietary confidential business information pursuant to Section 364.183 . . . Thus, once the exceptions set forth in section 364.183(3) are considered in conjunction with the Public . . .
. . . The central issue here is whether the Commission’s determination, under sections 364.183 and 366.093, . . . But sections 364.183 and 366.093 are worded differently from other exemption provisions. . . . under rule 25-22.006 to challenge the Commission’s determinations of confidentiality under sections 364.183 . . . concur. .Southern Bell produced the documents after it had obtained a protective order under section 364.183 . . . Corporation, respectively, in which there was discussion of documents declared confidential under sections 364.183 . . .