Acts and Regulations

2013, c.7 - Electricity Act

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Amendments to electricity business rules
76(1)The Corporation shall, in accordance with the electricity business rules, publish any amendment to them at least 30 days before the amendment comes into force.
76(2)On application by any person, the Board shall review any amendment to the electricity business rules.
76(3)An application under this section shall be filed within 30 days after the amendment is published under subsection (1).
76(4)The Board may, on its own motion, review any amendment to the electricity business rules.
76(5)An application under this section or a review initiated by the Board under this section does not stay the operation of the amendment pending the completion of the review by the Board unless the Board orders otherwise.
76(6)In determining whether to stay the operation of an amendment, the Board shall consider
(a) the public interest,
(b) the merits of the application,
(c) the possibility of irreparable harm to any person, and
(d) the balance of convenience.
76(7)If, on completion of its review, the Board finds that the amendment is inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, conflicts with the approved transmission tariff or unjustly discriminates against or in favour of a person or group of persons, the Board shall make an order
(a) revoking the amendment on a date specified by the Board, and
(b) referring the amendment back to the Corporation for further consideration.
Amendments to electricity business rules
76(1)The Corporation shall, in accordance with the electricity business rules, publish any amendment to them at least 30 days before the amendment comes into force.
76(2)On application by any person, the Board shall review any amendment to the electricity business rules.
76(3)An application under this section shall be filed within 30 days after the amendment is published under subsection (1).
76(4)The Board may, on its own motion, review any amendment to the electricity business rules.
76(5)An application under this section or a review initiated by the Board under this section does not stay the operation of the amendment pending the completion of the review by the Board unless the Board orders otherwise.
76(6)In determining whether to stay the operation of an amendment, the Board shall consider
(a) the public interest,
(b) the merits of the application,
(c) the possibility of irreparable harm to any person, and
(d) the balance of convenience.
76(7)If, on completion of its review, the Board finds that the amendment is inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, conflicts with the approved transmission tariff or unjustly discriminates against or in favour of a person or group of persons, the Board shall make an order
(a) revoking the amendment on a date specified by the Board, and
(b) referring the amendment back to the Corporation for further consideration.