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Thanks for the update. Any suggestions on anyone we might retain if this
becomes a big "government to government" issue? John Hardy@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT 01/26/2001 03:00 PM To: Steven J Kean/NA/Enron@Enron cc: Subject: Washington Actions re Dabhol Steve With regard to Dabhol, Tom Briggs and I have already provided a status briefing on the Dabhol situation to agencies across the government - including DoEnergy, DOCommerce,DOState and DOTreasury. The briefing was with staff and brought them up to speed on where we stand. As the new administration moves into the positions relevant to the situation we will brief them - all the way up to the cabinet officals. I understand that Colin Powell has already been briefed on the situation and I know the Ambasssador has been front and center on the issue. If we were to move into a crisis mode, we will need to brief senior officals of the new administration at each of the above agencies as well as the VP's office. Given their interest I think we will be able to do that quickly. We have also briefed OPIC and EXIM about the situation - they are comfortable at this point. I am also getting the World Bank re-engaged to the extent that it is helpful and not a problem. They have resources that can help MSEB reform themselves if MSEB will view it has a help. It is a sensitive issue because the Bank has historically been anti-Dabhol so I am taking it step by step. If you have any other questions just let me know. thanks John
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