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Energy Legislation Amendment
(Infrastructure Protection) Bill 2009
No , 2009
A Bill for
An Act to amend the Electricity Supply Act 1995 and the Gas Supply Act 1996 to
make further provision for the protection of electricity and gas infrastructure; and for
other purposes.
Clause 1 Energy Legislation Amendment (Infrastructure Protection) Bill 2009
The Legislature of New South Wales enacts: 1
1 Name of Act 2
This Act is the Energy Legislation Amendment (Infrastructure 3
Protection) Act 2009. 4
2 Commencement 5
This Act commences on a day or days to be appointed by proclamation. 6
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Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94 Schedule 1
Schedule 1 Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1
1995 No 94 2
[1] Section 49A 3
Insert after section 49: 4
49A Excavation work affecting electricity works 5
(1) This section applies if a network operator has reasonable cause to 6
believe that the carrying out or proposed carrying out of 7
excavation work in, on or near its electricity works: 8
(a) could destroy, damage or interfere with those works, or 9
(b) could make those works become a potential cause of bush 10
fire or a potential risk to public safety. 11
(2) In those circumstances, a network operator may serve a written 12
notice on the person carrying out or proposing to carry out the 13
excavation work requiring the person: 14
(a) to modify the excavation work, or 15
(b) not to carry out the excavation work, but only if the 16
network operator is of the opinion that modifying the 17
excavation work will not be effective in preventing the 18
destruction or damage of, or interference with, the 19
electricity works concerned or in preventing those works 20
becoming a potential cause of bush fire or a potential risk 21
to public safety. 22
(3) A notice under subsection (2) must specify the excavation work 23
that is to be modified or not carried out. 24
(4) A network operator may recover the following costs in a court of 25
competent jurisdiction as a debt owed to it by a person who 26
carried out excavation work the subject of a notice under 27
subsection (2): 28
(a) the costs incurred in replacing any of the network 29
operator's electricity works destroyed by the excavation 30
work, 31
(b) the costs incurred in repairing any damage to the network 32
operator's electricity works caused by the excavation 33
work, 34
(c) the costs incurred in remedying or mitigating any 35
interference with the network operator's electricity works 36
caused by the excavation work. 37
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Schedule 1 Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94
(5) A network operator may apply for an injunction to prevent the 1
carrying out of excavation work in, on or near its electricity 2
works. 3
(6) A network operator may take action under this section even if the 4
person carrying out the excavation work owns or occupies the 5
land in, on or over which the network operator's electricity works 6
are situated. 7
[2] Section 54 Powers of entry 8
Insert at the end of section 54 (1) (f): 9
, or 10
(g) monitoring any excavation work in accordance with 11
regulations under section 63Z, or 12
(h) exercising any function conferred on the network operator 13
by section 49 or 49A. 14
[3] Part 5E 15
Insert after Part 5D: 16
Part 5E Protection of underground electricity 17
power lines 18
63X Definitions 19
In this Part, designated information provider means: 20
(a) Dial Before You Dig NSW/ACT Incorporated, or 21
(b) if another person or body is prescribed by the regulations 22
for the purposes of this definition, that other person or 23
body. 24
63Y Provision of information on underground electricity power lines by 25
network operators 26
(1) It is a condition of a distribution network service provider's 27
licence that the distribution network service provider must: 28
(a) be a member of the designated information provider, and 29
(b) comply with any obligations imposed by that membership. 30
(2) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the 31
provision of information by network operators in respect of 32
underground electricity power lines, including (but not limited 33
to) the provision of such information in connection with a request 34
for information under section 63Z. 35
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Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94 Schedule 1
63Z Requirements in relation to carrying out of certain excavation 1
work 2
(1) A person must not commence to carry out excavation work to 3
which this section applies, or authorise such excavation work to 4
be commenced, unless the person has first: 5
(a) contacted the designated information provider and 6
requested information as to the location and type of any 7
underground electricity power lines in the vicinity of the 8
proposed work, and 9
(b) complied with any reasonable procedures of the 10
designated information provider as to the manner of 11
contacting the designated information provider and the 12
information to be provided by the person in connection 13
with the person's request for information, and 14
(c) allowed a reasonable period for the requested information 15
to be provided. 16
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 17
(2) Subsection (1) does not require a person to whom that subsection 18
applies to comply with the requirements of that subsection in 19
relation to excavation work if another person to whom that 20
subsection applies has already complied with those requirements 21
in relation to that excavation work. 22
(3) A person must not carry out excavation work to which this 23
section applies, or authorise such excavation work to be carried 24
out, unless the person has ensured that any requirements of the 25
regulations in relation to the carrying out of the work are 26
complied with. 27
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 28
(4) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the 29
following: 30
(a) prescribing requirements in relation to the carrying out of 31
excavation work to which this section applies, 32
(b) requiring notification to be given to a specified person or 33
body, or person or body of a specified class, in relation to 34
the carrying out of excavation work to which this section 35
applies, 36
(c) the monitoring of excavation work to which this section 37
applies, 38
(d) what constitutes reasonable procedures for the purposes of 39
subsection (1), 40
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Schedule 1 Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94
(e) what constitutes a reasonable period for requested 1
information to be provided for the purposes of 2
subsection (1). 3
(5) This section applies to excavation work in an area, and of a kind, 4
prescribed by the regulations. 5
63ZA Notification of damage to underground electricity power lines 6
(1) A person must, as soon as practicable after becoming aware that 7
any action of the person or any action authorised by the person 8
has damaged an underground electricity power line, notify the 9
network operator that owns the power line of the damage. 10
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 11
(2) The regulations may make provision for the manner in which a 12
person must notify for the purposes of subsection (1). 13
(3) Subsection (1) does not require a person to notify the network 14
operator of the damage concerned if another person to whom that 15
subsection applies has already notified the network operator of 16
the damage. 17
63ZB Orders for costs, expenses and compensation at time offence 18
proved 19
(1) This section applies where a court convicts a person of an offence 20
against this Part or section 65. 21
(2) The court may, if it appears to the court that a network operator 22
has, by reason of the commission of the offence: 23
(a) suffered loss or damage to its electricity works, or 24
(b) incurred costs and expenses in preventing or mitigating, or 25
in attempting to prevent or mitigate, any such loss or 26
damage, 27
order the offender to pay to the network operator the costs and 28
expenses so incurred, or compensation for the loss or damage so 29
suffered, as the case may be, in such amount as is fixed by the 30
order. 31
(3) A court may not make an order under subsection (2) for the 32
payment of an amount that exceeds the amount for which an 33
order may be made by the court when exercising jurisdiction 34
under the Civil Procedure Act 2005. An order made by the court 35
is enforceable as if it were an order made by the court when 36
exercising jurisdiction under that Act. 37
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(4) Orders may be made under this section in addition to any penalty 1
that may be imposed or any other action that may be taken in 2
relation to the offence concerned. 3
(5) Orders may be made under this section regardless of whether any 4
penalty is imposed, or other action taken, in relation to the 5
offence concerned. 6
(6) In this section: 7
the court means the court that convicts a person of the offence 8
concerned. 9
the offender means the person who is convicted of the offence. 10
63ZC Civil liability of designated information provider 11
(1) This section applies to the following persons: 12
(a) the designated information provider, any officer or 13
employee of the designated information provider or any 14
person acting on behalf of the designated information 15
provider, 16
(b) a network operator, any officer or employee of the network 17
operator or any person acting on behalf of the network 18
operator. 19
(2) A person to whom this section applies does not incur any civil 20
monetary liability for any act or omission in connection with a 21
request for information under section 63Z or the provision of 22
information in compliance or purported compliance with the 23
regulations under section 63Y unless the act or omission is done 24
or made in bad faith or through negligence. 25
(3) The civil monetary liability for an act or omission of a kind 26
referred to in subsection (2) done or made through negligence 27
may not exceed the maximum amount prescribed by the 28
regulations. 29
(4) For the purposes of subsection (3), the regulations may: 30
(a) prescribe maximum amounts that are limited in their 31
application to persons, events, circumstances, losses or 32
periods specified in the regulations, and 33
(b) prescribe maximum amounts that vary in their application 34
according to the persons to whom or the events, 35
circumstances, losses or periods to which they are 36
expressed to apply, and 37
(c) prescribe the manner in which a maximum amount is to be 38
divided amongst claimants. 39
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Schedule 1 Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94
(5) A person to whom this section applies may enter into an 1
agreement with another person varying or excluding the 2
operation of a provision of this section and, to the extent of that 3
agreement, that provision does not apply. 4
(6) This section does not apply to any liability of an officer or 5
employee of a person to whom this section applies to the person. 6
(7) In this section: 7
civil monetary liability means liability to pay damages or 8
compensation or any other amount in a civil proceeding, but does 9
not include the costs of proceedings. 10
[4] Section 65 Interference with electricity works 11
Omit the matter relating to the maximum penalty. Insert instead: 12
Maximum penalty: 13
(a) in the case of a corporation--4,000 penalty units, or 14
(b) in any other case--200 penalty units or imprisonment for 15
5 years (or both). 16
[5] Section 65 (2)-(4) 17
Insert at the end of section 65: 18
(2) An offence under this section that is committed by an individual 19
is an indictable offence. 20
(3) Chapter 5 of the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (which relates to 21
the summary disposal of certain indictable offences unless an 22
election is made to proceed on indictment) applies to and in 23
respect of an indictable offence under this section. 24
(4) Section 102 does not apply to an indictable offence under this 25
section. 26
Note. Offences by corporations are to be dealt with summarily (see 27
section 102 (1) and (2)). 28
[6] Section 100A 29
Insert after section 100: 30
100A Personal liability of authorised officers of network operators 31
(1) A matter or thing done or omitted to be done by an authorised 32
officer appointed by a network operator does not, if the matter or 33
thing was done or omitted in good faith for the purpose of 34
exercising a function under this Act, subject any such officer 35
personally to any action, liability, claim or demand. 36
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Amendment of Electricity Supply Act 1995 No 94 Schedule 1
(2) However, any such liability attaches instead to the network 1
operator concerned. 2
[7] Section 106 Regulations 3
Insert ", 63Y, 63Z" after "16" in section 106 (2). 4
[8] Schedule 6 Savings, transitional and other provisions 5
Insert at the end of clause 1 (1): 6
Energy Legislation Amendment (Infrastructure Protection) 7
Act 2009 8
[9] Schedule 6 9
Insert at the end of Schedule 6 with appropriate Part and clause numbering: 10
Part Provisions consequent on enactment of 11
Energy Legislation Amendment 12
(Infrastructure Protection) Act 2009 13
Application of certain provisions 14
(1) In this clause, amending Act means the Energy Legislation 15
Amendment (Infrastructure Protection) Act 2009. 16
(2) Section 63Y (1) (as inserted by the amending Act) applies to 17
licences whether or not granted before, on or after the 18
commencement of that subsection. 19
(3) A provision of section 63ZB or 65 (2)-(4) (as inserted by the 20
amending Act) applies to offences committed on or after the 21
commencement of that provision. 22
(4) Section 63ZC (as inserted by the amending Act) applies to acts or 23
omissions done or made on or after the commencement of that 24
section. 25
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Schedule 2 Amendment of Gas Supply Act 1996 No 38
Schedule 2 Amendment of Gas Supply Act 1996 1
No 38 2
[1] Section 50A 3
Insert after section 50: 4
50A Excavation work affecting gas works 5
(1) This section applies if a network operator has reasonable cause to 6
believe that the carrying out or proposed carrying out of 7
excavation work in, on or near its gas works: 8
(a) could destroy, damage or interfere with those works, or 9
(b) could make those works become a potential risk to public 10
safety. 11
(2) In those circumstances, a network operator may serve a written 12
notice on the person carrying out or proposing to carry out the 13
excavation work requiring the person: 14
(a) to modify the excavation work, or 15
(b) not to carry out the excavation work, but only if the 16
network operator is of the opinion that modifying the 17
excavation work will not be effective in preventing the 18
destruction or damage of, or interference with, the gas 19
works concerned or in preventing those works becoming a 20
potential risk to public safety. 21
(3) A notice under subsection (2) must specify the excavation work 22
that is to be modified or not carried out. 23
(4) A network operator may recover the following costs in a court of 24
competent jurisdiction as a debt owed to it by a person who 25
carried out excavation work the subject of a notice under 26
subsection (2): 27
(a) the costs incurred in replacing any of the network 28
operator's gas works destroyed by the excavation work, 29
(b) the costs incurred in repairing any damage to the network 30
operator's gas works caused by the excavation work, 31
(c) the costs incurred in remedying or mitigating any 32
interference with the network operator's gas works caused 33
by the excavation work. 34
(5) A network operator may apply for an injunction to prevent the 35
carrying out of excavation work in, on or near its gas works. 36
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Amendment of Gas Supply Act 1996 No 38 Schedule 2
(6) A network operator may take action under this section even if the 1
person carrying out the excavation work owns or occupies the 2
land in, on or over which the network operator's gas works are 3
situated. 4
[2] Section 55 Powers of entry 5
Insert at the end of section 55 (1) (e): 6
, or 7
(f) monitoring any excavation work in accordance with 8
regulations under section 64C, or 9
(g) exercising any function conferred on the network operator 10
by section 50 or 50A. 11
[3] Part 4A 12
Insert after Part 4: 13
Part 4A Protection of underground gas pipelines 14
64A Definitions 15
In this Part, designated information provider means: 16
(a) Dial Before You Dig NSW/ACT Incorporated, or 17
(b) if another person or body is prescribed by the regulations 18
for the purposes of this definition, that other person or 19
body. 20
64B Provision of information on underground gas pipelines by network 21
operators 22
(1) It is a condition of a distributor's licence that the distributor must: 23
(a) be a member of the designated information provider, and 24
(b) comply with any obligations imposed by that membership. 25
(2) It is a condition of a reticulator's authorisation that the reticulator 26
must: 27
(a) be a member of the designated information provider, and 28
(b) comply with any obligations imposed by that membership. 29
(3) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the 30
provision of information by network operators in respect of 31
underground gas pipelines, including (but not limited to) the 32
provision of such information in connection with a request for 33
information under section 64C. 34
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Schedule 2 Amendment of Gas Supply Act 1996 No 38
64C Requirements in relation to carrying out of certain excavation 1
work 2
(1) A person must not commence to carry out excavation work to 3
which this section applies, or authorise such excavation work to 4
be commenced, unless the person has first: 5
(a) contacted the designated information provider and 6
requested information as to the location and type of any 7
underground gas pipelines in the vicinity of the proposed 8
work, and 9
(b) complied with any reasonable procedures of the 10
designated information provider as to the manner of 11
contacting the designated information provider and the 12
information to be provided by the person in connection 13
with the person's request for information, and 14
(c) allowed a reasonable period for the requested information 15
to be provided. 16
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 17
(2) Subsection (1) does not require a person to whom that subsection 18
applies to comply with the requirements of that subsection in 19
relation to excavation work if another person to whom that 20
subsection applies has already complied with those requirements 21
in relation to that excavation work. 22
(3) A person must not carry out excavation work to which this 23
section applies, or authorise such excavation work to be carried 24
out, unless the person has ensured that any requirements of the 25
regulations in relation to the carrying out of the work are 26
complied with. 27
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 28
(4) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the 29
following: 30
(a) prescribing requirements in relation to the carrying out of 31
excavation work to which this section applies, 32
(b) requiring notification to be given to a specified person or 33
body, or person or body of a specified class, in relation to 34
the carrying out of excavation work to which this section 35
applies, 36
(c) the monitoring of excavation work to which this section 37
applies, 38
(d) what constitutes reasonable procedures for the purposes of 39
subsection (1), 40
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(e) what constitutes a reasonable period for requested 1
information to be provided for the purposes of 2
subsection (1). 3
(5) This section applies to excavation work in an area, and of a kind, 4
prescribed by the regulations. 5
64D Notification of damage to underground gas pipelines 6
(1) A person must, as soon as practicable after becoming aware that 7
any action of the person or any action authorised by the person 8
has damaged an underground gas pipeline, notify the network 9
operator that owns the pipeline of the damage. 10
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units. 11
(2) The regulations may make provision for the manner in which a 12
person must notify for the purposes of subsection (1). 13
(3) Subsection (1) does not require a person to notify the network 14
operator of the damage concerned if another person to whom that 15
subsection applies has already notified the network operator of 16
the damage. 17
64E Orders for costs, expenses and compensation at time offence 18
proved 19
(1) This section applies where a court convicts a person of an offence 20
against this Part or section 66. 21
(2) The court may, if it appears to the court that a network operator 22
has, by reason of the commission of the offence: 23
(a) suffered loss or damage to its gas works, or 24
(b) incurred costs and expenses in preventing or mitigating, or 25
in attempting to prevent or mitigate, any such loss or 26
damage, 27
order the offender to pay to the network operator the costs and 28
expenses so incurred, or compensation for the loss or damage so 29
suffered, as the case may be, in such amount as is fixed by the 30
order. 31
(3) A court may not make an order under subsection (2) for the 32
payment of an amount that exceeds the amount for which an 33
order may be made by the court when exercising jurisdiction 34
under the Civil Procedure Act 2005. An order made by the court 35
is enforceable as if it were an order made by the court when 36
exercising jurisdiction under that Act. 37
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(4) Orders may be made under this section in addition to any penalty 1
that may be imposed or any other action that may be taken in 2
relation to the offence concerned. 3
(5) Orders may be made under this section regardless of whether any 4
penalty is imposed, or other action taken, in relation to the 5
offence concerned. 6
(6) In this section: 7
the court means the court that convicts a person of the offence 8
concerned. 9
the offender means the person who is convicted of the offence. 10
64F Civil liability of designated information provider 11
(1) This section applies to the following persons: 12
(a) the designated information provider, any officer or 13
employee of the designated information provider or any 14
person acting on behalf of the designated information 15
provider, 16
(b) a network operator, any officer or employee of the network 17
operator or any person acting on behalf of the network 18
operator. 19
(2) A person to whom this section applies does not incur any civil 20
monetary liability for any act or omission in connection with a 21
request for information under section 64C or the provision of 22
information in compliance or purported compliance with the 23
regulations under section 64B unless the act or omission is done 24
or made in bad faith or through negligence. 25
(3) The civil monetary liability for an act or omission of a kind 26
referred to in subsection (2) done or made through negligence 27
may not exceed the maximum amount prescribed by the 28
regulations. 29
(4) For the purposes of subsection (3), the regulations may: 30
(a) prescribe maximum amounts that are limited in their 31
application to persons, events, circumstances, losses or 32
periods specified in the regulations, and 33
(b) prescribe maximum amounts that vary in their application 34
according to the persons to whom or the events, 35
circumstances, losses or periods to which they are 36
expressed to apply, and 37
(c) prescribe the manner in which a maximum amount is to be 38
divided amongst claimants. 39
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Amendment of Gas Supply Act 1996 No 38 Schedule 2
(5) A person to whom this section applies may enter into an 1
agreement with another person varying or excluding the 2
operation of a provision of this section and, to the extent of that 3
agreement, that provision does not apply. 4
(6) This section does not apply to any liability of an officer or 5
employee of a person to whom this section applies to the person. 6
(7) In this section: 7
civil monetary liability means liability to pay damages or 8
compensation or any other amount in a civil proceeding, but does 9
not include the costs of proceedings. 10
[4] Section 66 Interference with gas works 11
Omit the matter relating to the maximum penalty. Insert instead: 12
Maximum penalty: 13
(a) in the case of a corporation--4,000 penalty units, or 14
(b) in any other case--200 penalty units or imprisonment for 15
5 years (or both). 16
[5] Section 66 (2)-(4) 17
Insert at the end of section 66: 18
(2) An offence under this section that is committed by an individual 19
is an indictable offence. 20
(3) Chapter 5 of the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 (which relates to 21
the summary disposal of certain indictable offences unless an 22
election is made to proceed on indictment) applies to and in 23
respect of an indictable offence under this section. 24
(4) Section 81 does not apply to an indictable offence under this 25
section. 26
Note. Offences by corporations are to be dealt with summarily (see 27
section 81 (1) and (2)). 28
[6] Section 79A 29
Insert after section 79: 30
79A Personal liability of gas industry inspectors of network operators 31
(1) A matter or thing done or omitted to be done by a gas industry 32
inspector appointed by a network operator does not, if the matter 33
or thing was done or omitted in good faith for the purpose of 34
exercising a function under this Act, subject any such inspector 35
personally to any action, liability, claim or demand. 36
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(2) However, any such liability attaches instead to the network 1
operator concerned. 2
[7] Section 83 Regulations 3
Insert after section 83 (5A): 4
(5B) The regulations may, either unconditionally or subject to 5
conditions, exempt: 6
(a) any specified person or class of persons, or 7
(b) any specified matter or class of matters, 8
from the operation of any one or more of sections 64B and 64C. 9
[8] Schedule 2 Savings, transitional and other provisions 10
Insert at the end of clause 1 (1): 11
Energy Legislation Amendment (Infrastructure Protection) 12
Act 2009 13
[9] Schedule 2 14
Insert at the end of Schedule 2 with appropriate Part and clause numbering: 15
Part Provisions consequent on enactment of 16
Energy Legislation Amendment 17
(Infrastructure Protection) Act 2009 18
Application of certain provisions 19
(1) In this clause, amending Act means the Energy Legislation 20
Amendment (Infrastructure Protection) Act 2009. 21
(2) Section 64B (1) (as inserted by the amending Act) applies to 22
licences whether or not granted before, on or after the 23
commencement of that subsection. 24
(3) Section 64B (2) (as inserted by the amending Act) applies to 25
authorisations whether or not granted before, on or after the 26
commencement of that subsection. 27
(4) A provision of section 64E or 66 (2)-(4) (as inserted by the 28
amending Act) applies to offences committed on or after the 29
commencement of that provision. 30
(5) Section 64F (as inserted by the amending Act) applies to acts or 31
omissions done or made on or after the commencement of that 32
section. 33
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Amendment of Criminal Procedure Act 1986 No 209 Schedule 3
Schedule 3 Amendment of Criminal Procedure Act 1
1986 No 209 2
[1] Section 268 Maximum penalties for Table 2 offences 3
Insert after section 268 (2) (m): 4
(n) for an offence under section 65 of the Electricity Supply 5
Act 1995--in the case of an individual, imprisonment for 6
2 years, or a fine of 100 penalty units (or both), 7
(o) for an offence under section 66 of the Gas Supply Act 8
1996--in the case of an individual, imprisonment for 9
2 years, or a fine of 100 penalty units (or both). 10
[2] Schedule 1 Indictable offences triable summarily 11
Insert at the end of Table 2 in Schedule 1 with appropriate Part and clause 12
numbering: 13
Part Offences relating to underground 14
electricity power lines and gas pipelines 15
Electricity Supply Act 1995 16
An offence under section 65 of the Electricity Supply Act 1995 17
committed by an individual. 18
Gas Supply Act 1996 19
An offence under section 66 of the Gas Supply Act 1996 20
committed by an individual. 21
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