California Independent System Operator Corporation

“The board of california iso is composed of members appointed by the california governor and confirmed by the california state senate.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the vp, general counsel and chief compliance officer, cfo, controller, director of communications, senior counsel - corporate, executive director, hr. The form 990 is provided to the board of governors prior to filing.”

“Annually, employees are required to attend the all employee training which includes: code of conduct, security awareness, employee relations safety and harassment prevention. Employees are required annually to sign a form to disclose if any potential conflict of interest exists that may affect the employee's ability to perform his/her job.”

“Since 1998, the board of governors of the iso has worked closely with nationally recognized human resources and executive compensation advisory firms to develop an appropriate compensation program for the executives of the iso. Competitive compensation for all non-officer employees is also established by annual third-party compensation surveys. These firms helped the board of governors determine the appropriate levels of executive compensation by compiling extensive market data concerning executive compensation for positions similar to executive positions at the iso. These firms historically have met with the board of governors at least annually to present executive compensation market data, make recommendations and otherwise discuss executive compensation issues. The board relied on the comparability data to determine the appropriate compensation, approved the compensation, and documented the approval in its minutes.”

“The organization makes available on its website (accessible by the public) the financial statements, the code of conduct policy, the tariff (rules of the iso market), the articles of incorporation (and all amendments), the corporate by-laws and the minutes of the board of governors' meetings (except for the executive sessions).”

“California iso's mission statement: to ensure efficient use and reliable operation of the electric transmission grid operated by the iso, consistent with the california public utility code, chapter 2.3 part 1, division 1. The iso does not own transmission facilities, but it controls the operation of a network of transmission facilities located throughout most of california, and also certain transmission facilities located in nevada, the owners of which have transferred operational control of the iso. For the benefit of our customers, we: - operate the grid reliably and efficiently; - provide fair and open transmission access; - promote environmental stewardship; and - facilitate effective markets and promote infrastructure development, all through the provision of timely and accurate information.”

“Other post-retirement benefits adjustment in 2016 and 2017: $6,833,457”

“The california independent system operator corporation ("cal iso") was created pursuant to specific legislation (assembly bill 1890 - chapter 854, california statutes of 1996) in which the state of california assumed a substantially increased role in promoting competition in the supply of electricity in california in order to accomplish a meaningful immediate reduction in the overall price of electric service to the general public throughout california. The board of cal iso is composed of members appointed by the california governor and confirmed by the california state senate.”

“As a governmental unit, the state of california does not have an irs determination letter classifying it as a public charity under section 509(a)(1) or (2) of the internal revenue code. The state of california qualifies as a public charity under section 509(a)(1) because it qualifies as a governmental unit.”

“Description:gip/other contracts total fees:10847821”

“Description:temporary staffing total fees:6221927”

“Description:consultant expenses total fees:4465753”

“Description:recruitment expenses total fees:105639”