National Electricity (Queensland) Law
sec.128Determination of access dispute
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sec.128 Determination of access dispute
Unless the AER terminates an access dispute under section 131 , the AER must, subject to this Part and the Rules, make a determination on access by (as the case requires) the prospective network service user or network service user. A delegate of the AER may make the access determination. See section 17 of this Law and section 44AAH of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 of the Commonwealth. In making an access determination the AER must comply with this Part and the Rules. An access determination must— be in writing; and include a statement of reasons for making the determination; and be given to the parties without delay. An access determination has effect on and from the date specified in the determination. s 128 ins 2007 No. 53 (SA) s 75 (sec.128-ssec.1) Unless the AER terminates an access dispute under section 131 , the AER must, subject to this Part and the Rules, make a determination on access by (as the case requires) the prospective network service user or network service user. A delegate of the AER may make the access determination. See section 17 of this Law and section 44AAH of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 of the Commonwealth. (sec.128-ssec.2) In making an access determination the AER must comply with this Part and the Rules. (sec.128-ssec.3) An access determination must— be in writing; and include a statement of reasons for making the determination; and be given to the parties without delay. (sec.128-ssec.4) An access determination has effect on and from the date specified in the determination.
- (a) be in writing; and
- (b) include a statement of reasons for making the determination; and
- (c) be given to the parties without delay.