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ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ACT 1995 - SECT 63C
Market operations rules
63C Market operations rules
(1) The Minister may approve rules for or with respect to the following
matters-- (b) procedures for measuring electricity consumption or generation
of customers,
(d) provision of services and equipment relating to the
measurement and control of customers' electricity consumption or generation
and persons who may or may not provide such services,
(e) requirements for
equipment used to measure and control customers' electricity consumption or
generation,
(f) the circumstances in which ownership of any such equipment
may be transferred and the procedures for the transfer,
(i) any other matter
prescribed by the regulations,
(j) matters ancillary to or consequential on
the matters set out in paragraphs (b), (d)-(f) and (i).
(2) A rule may make
provision for or with respect to a matter by applying, adopting or
incorporating, with or without modification, the provisions of any Act or
statutory rule or any other publication, whether of the same or of a different
kind.
(3) A rule may-- (a) apply generally or be limited in its application
by reference to specified exceptions or factors, or
(b) apply differently
according to different factors of a specified kind, or
(c) authorise any
matter or thing to be from time to time agreed, determined, applied or
regulated by any specified person or body.
(4) The Minister may from time to
time approve amendments to the rules or the revocation of rules.
(5) If a
rule, or a rule amending or revoking a rule, is approved by the Minister-- (a)
written notice of the approval of the rule must be published in the Gazette,
and
(b) the rule takes effect on the day on which notice is so published or,
if a later day is specified in the rule for commencement, on the later day so
specified, and
(c) the Minister must make available a copy of the rule to
each retailer or distributor.
(6) A rule must be consistent with this Act and
the regulations. A rule is unenforceable to the extent of any such
inconsistency.
(7) Subject to subsection (6), a rule may be approved for the
purposes of both this Act and any other Act or law.
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