Western Australian Current Regulations Western Australian Current Regulations Subject to the Gas
Pipelines Access Law, a notice under section 4.15 has effect 14 days after the
notice is given to the Service Provider or such later date as the Relevant
Regulator specifies in the notice. A Service Provider or other person
adversely affected may under the Gas Pipelines Access Law have a decision by
the Relevant Regulator to issue or not issue a notice under section 4.15
reviewed by the Relevant Appeals Body.
5. INFORMATION AND TIMELINES FOR NEGOTIATION
This section of the Code places obligations on Service Providers and Users to
disclose to the market information relevant to obtaining access to Services.
Service Providers are required to:
· establish, and provide to bona fide
Prospective Users who request it, an Information Package containing general
information on the terms and conditions of access and explaining how to make a
specific access request;
· respond within 30 days to a specific
request for access; and
· establish and maintain a public register of
Spare and Developable Capacity.
Users with Contracted Capacity which they do not expect to use must make
available to any person who requests it information about the quantity, type
and timing of that unutilised Contracted Capacity. The User may notify the
Service Provider of its unutilised Contracted Capacity so that it is included
on the Service Provider’s public register.
[Overview to section 5 amended: Gazette
2 May 2003 p. 1526.]