235Definitions

235 Definitions

235 Definitions

In this Part—

AEMC initiated Rule means a Rule of the kind referred to in section 243(2);

AEMC Rule review means a review conducted by the AEMC under Division 5 of Part 9;

draft Rule determination means a determination of the AEMC under section 256;

energy regulatory body means—

(a) the AER; or

(b) AEMO;

market initiated proposed Rule means a request for a Rule, including a trial Rule, made under section 243(1) in respect of which the AEMC publishes a notice under section 251;

more preferable Rule has the meaning given by section 244;

non-controversial Rule means a Rule that is unlikely to have a significant effect on a market for energy or the regulation of customer connection services;

proposed Rule means—

(a) a market initiated proposed Rule; or

(b) a proposal for an AEMC initiated Rule; or

(c) a proposed more preferable Rule;

publish means—

(a) in relation to a notice required to be published under this Part (except section 238 or 261)—publish in the South Australian Government Gazette and on the AEMC’s website; or

(b) in relation to a proposed Rule referred to in section 251 and any other documents prescribed by the National Regulations in relation to a proposed Rule referred to in section 251—publish on the AEMC’s website and make available at the offices of the AEMC; or

(c) in relation to a draft Rule determination or final Rule determination—publish on the AEMC’s website and make available at the offices of the AEMC; or

(ca) in relation to a notice setting out requirements imposed under section 262B—publish on the AEMC's website; or

(d) in relation to any submissions or comments received by the AEMC under this Part—subject to section 268, publish on the AEMC’s website and make available at the offices of the AEMC; or

(e) in relation to a report prepared under section 269—publish on the AEMC’s website and make available at the offices of the AEMC;

trial Rule means a Rule for the purposes of a trial project;

urgent Rule means a Rule relating to any matter or thing that, if not made as a matter of urgency, will result in that matter or thing prejudicing or threatening—