The CEPA task force will work to support that by establishing clear principles and guidelines that seek to find the right balance between the public's right to know, the privacy of personal information and the security considerations also required for public safety," Jim Donihee, chief operating officer with CEPA, said. In the case of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline, the company argues it shouldn't disclose spill response plans — even to the province of British Columbia, which has requested the plans during the National Energy Board Review of the Trans Mountain pipeline — because of "safety concerns." DeSmog Canada first published the documents Kinder Morgan publicly released in the U.S., comparing them to similar documents severely redacted or completely withheld in B.C. Since then, the story has been covered in the Globe and Mail, the CBC and the Canadian Press, forcing Kinder Morgan and the National Energy Board ( NEB ) to defend the company's actions.