British Columbia · CCAA
The purpose of this eighth report of the Monitor (the “Eighth Report”) is to, a) provide the Supreme Court of British Columbia with a full account of Ernst & Young’s prior involvement with HFRO and its related parties, and b) report on the conflict of interest allegations made by Mr. Smithers
Court officer report · 8 February 2019
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- fee scheduleengagements: form: time_summary · rows: Rob Withers; Sam Watson · money: fees: quote: 27,605.00 · amount: 27605 · total: quote: 27,605.00 · amount: 27605 · approximate: false · period: kind: invoice · quote: Invoice date: · approval: state: unstated · averages: · currency: code: CAD · quote: CAD · invoices: · firm text: EY Orenda Corporate Finance Inc. · firm quote: EY Orenda Corporate Finance Inc. · context quote: For professional services rendered to Harvest Fraser Richmond Organics Ltd. and Harvest Power Canada Ltd. pursuant to our Engagement Letter dated September 28, 2018.
- operational summaryThe report focuses on disclosing Ernst & Young's prior involvement with HFRO and related Harvest Group entities and responding to conflict-of-interest allegations, rather than on HFRO's ongoing operations.
- professional feesnote: Before taxes; relates to the Scope Expansion (sale of SEI/Urban assets); invoice was paid by Urban and SEI, not HFRO. Invoice attached at Appendix D totals $27,605.00 including taxes. · party: EY Corporate Finance · amount: 27500 · period: September 26, 2018 to November 5, 2018 · currency: CAD
- report date8 February 2019
- report noEighth Report