74(1)To the extent that they are not in conflict with the provisions of the approved transmission tariff, the Corporation may establish electricity business rules
(a)
governing the integrated electricity system, and
(b)
governing the relationships among the Corporation, other transmitters and users of the integrated electricity system within the context of the operation of the integrated electricity system and in respect of the administration of the approved transmission tariff.
74(2)Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the electricity business rules may include provisions
(a)
governing the making and publication of the electricity business rules,
(b)
governing the manner in which terms and conditions of the approved transmission tariff apply,
(c)
governing the disbursement of revenues collected and the sharing of expenses incurred in accordance with the approved transmission tariff,
(d)
governing the provision of ancillary services by suppliers,
(e)
facilitating the reliable operation of the integrated electricity system on a non-discriminatory basis, including, without limitation, with respect to transmission and generation outage planning, integrated electricity system planning, facility connection and facility operations,
(f)
governing standards and procedures to be observed in emergencies,
(g)
establishing minimum requirements for publication of integrated electricity system information, and
(h)
authorizing and governing the giving of directions and the making of orders or decisions by the Corporation for the purpose of maintaining the reliability of the integrated electricity system.
74(3)An electricity business rule may be general or particular in its application.
74(4)The Regulations Act does not apply to the electricity business rules or to any directions given or orders or decisions made under those rules.
74(5)The Corporation shall publish the electricity business rules in accordance with those rules and shall make the electricity business rules available for public inspection during normal business hours at the head office of the Corporation.
74(1)To the extent that they are not in conflict with the provisions of the approved transmission tariff, the Corporation may establish electricity business rules
(a)
governing the integrated electricity system, and
(b)
governing the relationships among the Corporation, other transmitters and users of the integrated electricity system within the context of the operation of the integrated electricity system and in respect of the administration of the approved transmission tariff.
74(2)Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the electricity business rules may include provisions
(a)
governing the making and publication of the electricity business rules,
(b)
governing the manner in which terms and conditions of the approved transmission tariff apply,
(c)
governing the disbursement of revenues collected and the sharing of expenses incurred in accordance with the approved transmission tariff,
(d)
governing the provision of ancillary services by suppliers,
(e)
facilitating the reliable operation of the integrated electricity system on a non-discriminatory basis, including, without limitation, with respect to transmission and generation outage planning, integrated electricity system planning, facility connection and facility operations,
(f)
governing standards and procedures to be observed in emergencies,
(g)
establishing minimum requirements for publication of integrated electricity system information, and
(h)
authorizing and governing the giving of directions and the making of orders or decisions by the Corporation for the purpose of maintaining the reliability of the integrated electricity system.
74(3)An electricity business rule may be general or particular in its application.
74(4)The Regulations Act does not apply to the electricity business rules or to any directions given or orders or decisions made under those rules.
74(5)The Corporation shall publish the electricity business rules in accordance with those rules and shall make the electricity business rules available for public inspection during normal business hours at the head office of the Corporation.
74(6)Despite subsections (1) and (5), until a date prescribed by regulation,
(a)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, may make the electricity business rules referred to in subsection (1),
(b)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, shall publish or cause to be published the electricity business rules, and
(c)
sections 76 and 78 do not apply to the electricity business rules.
74(7)After the date prescribed by regulation for the purposes of subsection (6), the electricity business rules made by the Minister under paragraph (6)(a) continue in force until amended or replaced by the Corporation.
74(1)To the extent that they are not in conflict with the provisions of the approved transmission tariff, the Corporation may establish electricity business rules
(a)
governing the integrated electricity system, and
(b)
governing the relationships among the Corporation, other transmitters and users of the integrated electricity system within the context of the operation of the integrated electricity system and in respect of the administration of the approved transmission tariff.
74(2)Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the electricity business rules may include provisions
(a)
governing the making and publication of the electricity business rules,
(b)
governing the manner in which terms and conditions of the approved transmission tariff apply,
(c)
governing the disbursement of revenues collected and the sharing of expenses incurred in accordance with the approved transmission tariff,
(d)
governing the provision of ancillary services by suppliers,
(e)
facilitating the reliable operation of the integrated electricity system on a non-discriminatory basis, including, without limitation, with respect to transmission and generation outage planning, integrated electricity system planning, facility connection and facility operations,
(f)
governing standards and procedures to be observed in emergencies,
(g)
establishing minimum requirements for publication of integrated electricity system information, and
(h)
authorizing and governing the giving of directions and the making of orders or decisions by the Corporation for the purpose of maintaining the reliability of the integrated electricity system.
74(3)An electricity business rule may be general or particular in its application.
74(4)The Regulations Act does not apply to the electricity business rules or to any directions given or orders or decisions made under those rules.
74(5)The Corporation shall publish the electricity business rules in accordance with those rules and shall make the electricity business rules available for public inspection during normal business hours at the head office of the Corporation.
74(6)Despite subsections (1) and (5), until a date prescribed by regulation,
(a)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, may make the electricity business rules referred to in subsection (1),
(b)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, shall publish or cause to be published the electricity business rules, and
(c)
sections 76 and 78 do not apply to the electricity business rules.
74(7)After the date prescribed by regulation for the purposes of subsection (6), the electricity business rules made by the Minister under paragraph (6)(a) continue in force until amended or replaced by the Corporation.
74(1)To the extent that they are not in conflict with the provisions of the approved transmission tariff, the Corporation may establish electricity business rules
(a)
governing the integrated electricity system, and
(b)
governing the relationships among the Corporation, other transmitters and users of the integrated electricity system within the context of the operation of the integrated electricity system and in respect of the administration of the approved transmission tariff.
74(2)Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the electricity business rules may include provisions
(a)
governing the making and publication of the electricity business rules,
(b)
governing the manner in which terms and conditions of the approved transmission tariff apply,
(c)
governing the disbursement of revenues collected and the sharing of expenses incurred in accordance with the approved transmission tariff,
(d)
governing the provision of ancillary services by suppliers,
(e)
facilitating the reliable operation of the integrated electricity system on a non-discriminatory basis, including, without limitation, with respect to transmission and generation outage planning, integrated electricity system planning, facility connection and facility operations,
(f)
governing standards and procedures to be observed in emergencies,
(g)
establishing minimum requirements for publication of integrated electricity system information, and
(h)
authorizing and governing the giving of directions and the making of orders or decisions by the Corporation for the purpose of maintaining the reliability of the integrated electricity system.
74(3)An electricity business rule may be general or particular in its application.
74(4)The Regulations Act does not apply to the electricity business rules or to any directions given or orders or decisions made under those rules.
74(5)The Corporation shall publish the electricity business rules in accordance with those rules and shall make the electricity business rules available for public inspection during normal business hours at the head office of the Corporation.
74(6)Despite subsections (1) and (5), until a date prescribed by regulation,
(a)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, may make the electricity business rules referred to in subsection (1),
(b)
the Minister, instead of the Corporation, shall publish or cause to be published the electricity business rules, and
(c)
sections 76 and 78 do not apply to the electricity business rules.
74(7)After the date prescribed by regulation for the purposes of subsection (6), the electricity business rules made by the Minister under paragraph (6)(a) continue in force until amended or replaced by the Corporation.