Q: How long will it take for me to know if I receive access?

After you request access by filling out the form here , you should receive a response via email. Please note that it may be delivered to your spam or junk mail folder. If you have not received any communications after 1 business day, please contact Kroll at puertoricoinfo@ra.kroll.com or (844) 822-9231.

Question 1

What is the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Data Room is currently an online repository for documents supporting the Plan of Adjustment for PREPA (as amended or modified from time to time, and including all exhibits thereto, the “Plan”). It is a way for the Oversight Board to provide creditors with additional information and documents in connection with confirmation of the Plan.

Question 2

Who are the debtors covered by the Plan?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Plan covers the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (“PREPA”).
Additional information about PREPA may be available at the following websites:
- Fiscal Agency and Financial Advisory Authority (“AAFAF”)
- PREPA

Question 3

Who created the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Data Room was created and is run by the Financial Oversight & Management Board for Puerto Rico (the “Oversight Board”), which was established by the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (“PROMESA”) to serve as the representative for all Title III debtors.
If you would like more information about the Oversight Board, you may visit the Oversight Board’s website.

Question 4

What documents are in the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Data Room contains certain documents relating to the Plan.
Please note that certain documents in the Data Room relating to the have been designated as “Confidential.” In order to access those documents, you will need to request access to Non-Confidential and Confidential Documents, and sign the Protective Order available here.

Question 5

How do I get access to the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Currently, only creditors of PREPA and their representatives can access the Data Room.
In order to gain access to the Data Room, you must certify that you are a creditor of PREPA (or representative of a creditor) because:
- You are a public employee of PREPA
- A master proof of claim was filed on your behalf
- You filed a proof of claim against PREPA
- Under the procedures order entered by the Court, you are a creditor of PREPA who is not required to file a proof of claim for a reason not listed above
- You are listed as a creditor on the creditor matrix for the PREPA in an amount greater than $0.00
If you are a creditor of PREPA (or representative of a creditor), you can request access to the documents in the Data Room by filling out the form here.
If you are a creditor (or representative of a creditor) of PREPA and you do not wish to review documents relating to the Plan, you do not need to do anything at this time.
If you have questions about how to obtain access to the Data Room, or if you think you have been inappropriately denied access to the Data Room, please contact Kroll at puertoricoinfo@ra.kroll.com or (844) 822-9231.

Question 6

If I already requested and received access to the Data Room when it included documents related to the Disclosure Statement, do I need to request access again?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

No. If you previously requested and received access to the Data Room when it contained documents relating to the Disclosure Statement, you do not need to request access again. You will have the same level of access to the Plan Data Room as you did for the Disclosure Statement Data Room.

Question 7

How long will it take for me to know if I receive access?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

After you request access by filling out the form here, you should receive a response via email. Please note that it may be delivered to your spam or junk mail folder. If you have not received any communications after 1 business day, please contact Kroll at puertoricoinfo@ra.kroll.com or (844) 822-9231.

Question 8

Once I have access, can I share my user name and password?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

No. Each individual who uses the Data Room must request her or his own user name and password using the form available here.

Question 9

Do I need to do anything else to access documents in the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Yes. In order to access documents that are marked “Confidential,” you will need to review and sign the Protective Order available here. You must sign the Protective Order online and provide all information requested by the Protective Order in order to receive access to documents designated as Confidential.
Once you have signed the Protective Order and provided all information requested, you will have access to documents labelled “Confidential” in the Data Room. You must treat any documents labelled “Confidential” in accordance with the terms of the Protective Order, and you must not disclose any confidential information to anyone. Pursuant to the terms in the Protective Order, you consent to information being collected regarding the date(s) and time(s) you access the Data Room, documents you access while you are in the Data Room, and which documents in the Data Room that you print or download.
If you already signed the Protective Order and provided all information requested to review documents labelled "Confidential" relating to the Disclosure Statement, you do not need to sign a new Protective Order to review documents labelled “Confidential” relating to the Plan. You are still bound by the terms of the Protective Order, and you must not disclose any confidential information you see in documents labelled “Confidential” relating to the Plan to anyone, as per the terms of the Protective Order.

Question 10

Who needs to sign the Protective Order?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Any creditor (or representative of a creditor) who wishes to review documents labeled “Confidential” on the Data Room must first sign the Protective Order, available here.
Creditors (or representatives of creditors) who have electronically signed the Protective Order in order to view documents labelled “Confidential” that were uploaded to the Disclosure Statement Data Room do not need to sign the Protective Order again to view documents labelled as “Confidential” for the Plan Data Room.
The Protective Order has been approved by the Court. However, if the Debtors make any changes to the Protective Order in the future, following approval of such changes by the Court, the Oversight Board will replace the proposed Protective Order with the revised version, and all creditors (or representatives of creditors) who have signed the proposed Protective Order will need to re-sign the Protective Order as entered by the Court.

Question 11

What if I request access to non-confidential documents only, and then decide I want to have access to confidential documents as well?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

If you would like to change your level of access, you will need to resubmit an access request form. Please click here to re-request access.

Question 12

What can I do with documents on this site?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Once you have been granted access to the Data Room, you can download or print documents. However, your treatment of any documents labeled “Confidential” must be in strict compliance with the terms of the Protective Order. Please be advised that the Data Room will keep a record of any confidential documents that you choose to print or download, as well as the time and date that you printed or downloaded them. This is to ensure that, if a confidential document is distributed to persons or entities who do not have access to the Data Room, in violation of the Protective Order, we will have evidence to determine who shared that document.
You will not be able to access, print, or download documents marked as “Confidential” until you have signed the Protective Order.
Your access to the materials in the Data Room is restricted to your own use. Information and documents in the Data Room are not to be disseminated to third parties or other individuals or entities who are otherwise not entitled to review them.
If you have questions about how to download or print documents, please contact titleIII@llminc.com.

Question 13

Can I highlight, underline, or edit documents that are in the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

No. You cannot make any changes to the documents in the Data Room. You also cannot highlight, annotate, or post comments on documents in the Data Room.
If you would like to highlight, annotate, or post comments on the documents that are in the Data Room, you must download them first. You may then highlight, annotate, post comments, or otherwise review the documents on your own document review system.

Question 14

Can I download all of the documents in the Data Room at once?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Yes. You can mass-download all of the documents in the Data Room to which you have been granted access.
How to Export Documents once you are in the Data Room Download

Question 15

What if I try to log into the Data Room and it is not available?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Given the number of creditors of PREPA, there may be many people trying to access the Data Room at the same time. In order to avoid overloading the Data Room’s servers, we have limited the number of users who may be in the Data Room at any one time.
In the event that too many creditors seek to access the Data Room at the same time, creditors may be placed in a “Data Room Lobby” until other users have logged out of the Data Room. Creditors will gain entry to the Data Room in the order they logged on.
If you receive a message saying that you are in the “Data Room Lobby,” please be patient and you will be allowed access to the Data Room once other users have logged out of the site.

Question 16

What Internet Browsers do I need to access the Data Room?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox.

Question 17

Does the Data Room contain English translations of Spanish documents, or Spanish translations of English documents?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

This website, which provides information regarding how to access the Data Room, is fully available in English and Spanish. To switch between English and Spanish versions of this website, please click the option at the top of this page. The Protective Order is also available in English and Spanish. Please note that these translations are not certified.
Documents in the Data Room have not been translated. The Oversight Board has uploaded documents to the Data Room in the language they were provided to the Board.

Question 18

What is the schedule related to approval of the Disclosure Statement?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Title III Court held a hearing to consider the adequacy of the Disclosure Statement on February 28, 2023.

Question 19

What is the schedule related to confirmation of the Plan?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

You may view the current schedule related to the confirmation
of the Plan here.
Please note that these dates are subject to change by order of the Court.

Question 20

When will documents relating to the Plan be available?

David Wilner · Accepted Answer

The Oversight Board anticipates making documents relating to the Plan available after approval of the Disclosure Statement.

Question 21

Who do I contact with questions about the site?

_ · Accepted Answer

If you have any questions about your access to the Data Room or to specific folders within the Data Room, please contact Kroll at puertoricoinfo@ra.kroll.com or (844) 822-9231.
If you have any general questions about the Disclosure Statement, the Plan or the schedule relating to the Disclosure Statement or the Plan, please contact Kroll at puertoricoinfo@ra.kroll.com or (844) 822-9231.
If you have any technical questions regarding how to use this site, including how to download or print documents, please contact titleIII@llminc.com.
DO NOT CONTACT THE COURT REGARDING QUESTIONS CONCERNING THIS WEBSITE OR THE MATERIALS INCLUDED. The court is not responsible for creating or maintaining this Data Room, nor does it have any information about the documents included therein. The contacts listed above are available to answer questions about the site, the Disclosure Statement, and the Plan, and can answer questions in both English and Spanish.

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