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Monitoring: Data Catalogue and Market Monitoring Indices

In order to carry out its responsibility to monitor market activity, the Market Surveillance Panel reviews confidential operating data available to it from the IESO. Some additional confidential information is required directly from Market Participants for the exclusive use of the MSP and those in the IESO's Market Assessment Unit (MAU) who support the work of the MSP. Section 4.2 of OEB By-law #3 describes the obligations of the Market Surveillance Panel with regard to these monitoring documents.

The Market Surveillance Data Catalogue developed in consultation with market participants, lists the types of data that market participants are required by the Market Rules to submit. Market Manual 2.5 � Maintaining Surveillance Data and Amending the Data Catalogue, incorporates the data catalogue and details the process for submitting data. Submissions to the data catalogue should be made using the Data Catalogue Submission Form.

To organize the monitoring of the IESO-administered markets, the Market Surveillance Panel has established a catalogue of Market Monitoring Indices that identifies relevant data for review and analysis. These Indices are used by the Panel to identify potential issues involving market conduct, the Rules or IESO procedures, and the structure of the market.


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