Gas Industry (Residual Provisions) Act 1994
6CSupply point
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6C Supply point
(1) In this Act, supply point, in relation to the supply of gas to a customer means—
(a) unless paragraph (b) applies, the point where the gas leaves the gas company's system before being supplied to the customer, whether or not it passes through facilities owned or operated by another person after that point and before being so supplied;
S. 6C(1)(b) amended by No. 62/2001 s. 81(d)(ii).
(b) in relation to a supply of gas to which an arrangement referred to in subsection (2) applies, the points of supply that the Commission agrees are to be treated as a single supply point.
S. 6C(2) amended by No. 62/2001 s. 81(d)(i)(ii).
(2) The Commission may agree that, for the purposes of this section, 2 or more points referred to in paragraph (a) on a customer's premises be treated as a single supply point if the Commission is satisfied that the supply of gas to those points before 1 July 1997 was, in accordance with an arrangement with the customer in force immediately before that date, treated by GASCOR as a single supply for billing purposes.
(3) In this Act, ancillary supply point, in relation to another supply point, means a point that, under subsection (2), is to be treated as a single supply point with the other supply point.
S. 6D
s. 8, amended by No. 31/1998 s. 25(b), repealed by No. 32/2001 s. 7(3).