National Gas (Queensland) Law
sch.3-sec.23Pending applications for binding no-coverage determinations (before NCC recommendation)
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sch.3-sec.23 Pending applications for binding no-coverage determinations (before NCC recommendation)
This clause applies if— an application under section 13D of the old access law for a binding no-coverage determination has been made before the commencement day; and NCC has not made a recommendation under section 13J of the old access law in relation to that application before that day. On and after the commencement day, the NCC must, despite the repeal of the old access law, continue to take action in relation to the application as required under the old access law (including making a recommendation under section 13J of the old access law and submitting it to the relevant old scheme relevant Minister under that section) as if the old access law continued to apply. (sch.3-sec.23-ssec.1) This clause applies if— an application under section 13D of the old access law for a binding no-coverage determination has been made before the commencement day; and NCC has not made a recommendation under section 13J of the old access law in relation to that application before that day. (sch.3-sec.23-ssec.2) On and after the commencement day, the NCC must, despite the repeal of the old access law, continue to take action in relation to the application as required under the old access law (including making a recommendation under section 13J of the old access law and submitting it to the relevant old scheme relevant Minister under that section) as if the old access law continued to apply.
- (a) an application under section 13D of the old access law for a binding no-coverage determination has been made before the commencement day; and
- (b) NCC has not made a recommendation under section 13J of the old access law in relation to that application before that day.