4 Colo. Code Regs. § 723-1-1211

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 20, October 25, 2024
Section 4 CCR 723-1-1211 - E-Filings System
(a) Corrections or other modifications primarily affecting Commission recordkeeping and searchability of information. Upon request or observation, Commission staff will actively monitor and correct the following information input during the electronic filing process through the E-Filings System: typographical errors, document title and the document type. When making a change to a document in the E-Filings System, Commission staff will send an e-mail to registered filers in the E-Filings System for that proceeding notifying them of the change if, in its estimation, the change may cause confusion to the parties in the proceeding.
(b) Other corrections or modifications. To avoid prejudice to recipients of information through the E-Filings System, the filer must effectuate any other modification to e-filing inputs, including without limitation, the name of the person on behalf of whom the filing was made, filing date, proceeding number, claimed confidentiality, and service recipients. Such filer action may be initiated by motion or in accordance with paragraph (d) below.
(c) Information contained within the documents submitted through the E-Filings System must be consistent with the information input in the fields required in the E-Filings System. To the extent of any conflict between information input in the e-filing process and documents electronically attached or associated with the filing, the information input in the e-filing process shall prevail.
(d) Procedure for expedited relief. In addition to other relief available, the following expedited relief is available when a filer experiences technical difficulties while using or attempting to make a filing through the E-Filings System:
(I) within one business day after a filer experiences technical difficulty, or e-files an erroneous filing, the filer may file a statement containing, without limitation:
(A) a description of the difficulty or error;
(B) an identification of all proceedings affected by the difficulty or error;
(C) an identification of all electronic filings affected by the difficulty or error;
(D) a description of all actions taken to notify those affected by the difficulty or error;
(E) a verification that the filer undertook reasonable effort to notify those affected by the difficulty or error; and
(F) if the e-filing was filed in an unintended proceeding, a statement as to whether the filing should be administratively stricken from the unintended or improper proceeding.
(II) The filer's statement shall be filed both in the proceeding in which the erroneous filing was submitted and the proceeding originally intended or attempted to be filed.
(III) A copy of the correct filing shall be filed with the statement in the correct proceeding.
(IV) Upon filing of a statement in compliance with this rule, the corrected filing shall be accepted nunc pro tunc to the date it was first attempted to be filed electronically. The filing date will be changed administratively to reflect this acceptance.
(V) Unless requested otherwise and pursuant to the statement filed in compliance with this rule, Commission staff will administratively strike any original erroneous filing giving rise to the filing of the statement described in this rule.

4 CCR 723-1-1211

38 CR 02, January 25, 2015, effective 2/14/2015
38 CR 20, October 25, 2015, effective 11/14/2015
43 CR 13, July 10, 2020, effective 7/30/2020
45 CR 07, April 10, 2022, effective 4/30/2022