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NATIONAL GAS (NSW) LAW - SECT 91BM
Nature of Wholesale Market Procedures
91BM Nature of Wholesale Market Procedures
(1) Wholesale Market Procedures are a form of statutory instrument directed at
the regulation of a declared wholesale gas market.
(2) The Wholesale Market
Procedures may deal with the following matters-- (a) the matters specified by
the Rules;
(b) any other matter relevant to a declared wholesale gas market
on which this Law or the Rules contemplate the making of Procedures.
(3) The
Wholesale Market Procedures-- (a) may vary according to the persons, times,
places or circumstances to which they are expressed to apply; and
(b) may
confer functions or powers on, or leave any matter or thing to be decided by,
AEMO; and
(c) may confer rights or impose obligations on Registered
participants, exempted participants, or other persons; and
(d) may require a
Registered participant or an exempted participant to give an indemnity against
injury, damage or loss arising from the participant's failure to comply with
requirements imposed by the Procedures; and
(e) may confer power on AEMO to
make or issue guidelines, tests, standards and other documents of an
administrative nature; and
(f) may confer power on AEMO to require a person
on whom a right is conferred, or an obligation imposed, under the Procedures--
(i) to comply with a guideline, standard or other document of an
administrative nature; or
(ii) to conduct, or submit to, a test designed by
AEMO; and
(g) may exempt, or confer a power of exemption, from the
application of the Procedures or specified provisions of the Procedures; and
(h) may contain provisions of a savings or transitional nature.
(4) AEMO must
not, without the consent of the MCE, make Wholesale Market Procedures that
confer a right or function, or impose an obligation, on the MCE or a Minister
of a participating jurisdiction.
(5) The Wholesale Market Procedures cannot--
(a) create an offence; or
(b) provide for a criminal or civil penalty.
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