National Electricity (Queensland) Law
sec.50GAEMO to have qualified exemption for performing statutory functions
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sec.50G AEMO to have qualified exemption for performing statutory functions
For performing statutory functions, AEMO— is not required to be registered as a Registered participant; and is not subject to the provisions of the Rules applicable to network service providers. However— a Rule applicable to a Registered participant or a network service provider extends (with or without modification) to AEMO if provision is made for its application (or modified application) to AEMO by the Rules; and provision may be made for extending the application of such a Rule to AEMO even though AEMO does not own, control or operate the declared shared network. s 50G ins 2009 No. 31 (SA) s 17 (sec.50G-ssec.1) For performing statutory functions, AEMO— is not required to be registered as a Registered participant; and is not subject to the provisions of the Rules applicable to network service providers. (sec.50G-ssec.2) However— a Rule applicable to a Registered participant or a network service provider extends (with or without modification) to AEMO if provision is made for its application (or modified application) to AEMO by the Rules; and provision may be made for extending the application of such a Rule to AEMO even though AEMO does not own, control or operate the declared shared network.
- (a) is not required to be registered as a Registered participant; and
- (b) is not subject to the provisions of the Rules applicable to network service providers.
- (a) a Rule applicable to a Registered participant or a network service provider extends (with or without modification) to AEMO if provision is made for its application (or modified application) to AEMO by the Rules; and
- (b) provision may be made for extending the application of such a Rule to AEMO even though AEMO does not own, control or operate the declared shared network.