National Electricity (Queensland) Law
sec.103Making of Rule
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sec.103 Making of Rule
Subject to this section, if the AEMC, in its final Rule determination, determines to make a Rule, the AEMC must make the relevant Rule as soon as practicable after the publication of the final Rule determination. Notice of the making of the Rule must be published in the South Australian Government Gazette as soon as practicable after the making of the Rule. The Rule that is made in accordance with subsection (1) need not be the same as the draft of the proposed Rule to which a notice under section 95 relates or the draft of a Rule contained in a draft Rule determination. In the case of— a participant derogation; or a jurisdictional derogation where the request for the derogation specified a date on which the derogation will expire, the AEMC must not make the derogation unless that derogation specifies a date on which it will expire. The AEMC must not make a trial Rule unless the date on which the Rule will expire (which must be no more than 5 years after the date on which the trial Rule commences operation) is specified in the Rule. s 103 amd 2022 No. 22 (SA) s 16 (sec.103-ssec.1) Subject to this section, if the AEMC, in its final Rule determination, determines to make a Rule, the AEMC must make the relevant Rule as soon as practicable after the publication of the final Rule determination. (sec.103-ssec.2) Notice of the making of the Rule must be published in the South Australian Government Gazette as soon as practicable after the making of the Rule. (sec.103-ssec.3) The Rule that is made in accordance with subsection (1) need not be the same as the draft of the proposed Rule to which a notice under section 95 relates or the draft of a Rule contained in a draft Rule determination. (sec.103-ssec.4) In the case of— a participant derogation; or a jurisdictional derogation where the request for the derogation specified a date on which the derogation will expire, the AEMC must not make the derogation unless that derogation specifies a date on which it will expire. (sec.103-ssec.5) The AEMC must not make a trial Rule unless the date on which the Rule will expire (which must be no more than 5 years after the date on which the trial Rule commences operation) is specified in the Rule.
- (a) a participant derogation; or
- (b) a jurisdictional derogation where the request for the derogation specified a date on which the derogation will expire,