sch.3-sec.40Existing waivers of ring fencing obligations

sch.3-sec.40 Existing waivers of ring fencing obligations

After the relevant transition period, a notice given to a service provider under section 4.15 (a) of the Gas Code waiving that service provider’s compliance with an obligation under section 4.1 (b) of the Gas Code, and in effect immediately before the commencement day, is deemed to be an exemption of the AER under section 146 from the requirement to comply with section 139 given to that service provider. After the relevant transition period, a notice given to a service provider under section 4.15 (b) of the Gas Code waiving that service provider’s compliance with an obligation under section 4.1 (h) and (i) of the Gas Code, and in effect immediately before the commencement day, is deemed to be an exemption of the AER under section 146 from the requirement to comply with section 140 given to that service provider. Subclauses (1) and (2) do not apply to the extent to which a notice referred to in those subclauses is inconsistent with this Law or the Rules. (sch.3-sec.40-ssec.1) After the relevant transition period, a notice given to a service provider under section 4.15 (a) of the Gas Code waiving that service provider’s compliance with an obligation under section 4.1 (b) of the Gas Code, and in effect immediately before the commencement day, is deemed to be an exemption of the AER under section 146 from the requirement to comply with section 139 given to that service provider. (sch.3-sec.40-ssec.2) After the relevant transition period, a notice given to a service provider under section 4.15 (b) of the Gas Code waiving that service provider’s compliance with an obligation under section 4.1 (h) and (i) of the Gas Code, and in effect immediately before the commencement day, is deemed to be an exemption of the AER under section 146 from the requirement to comply with section 140 given to that service provider. (sch.3-sec.40-ssec.3) Subclauses (1) and (2) do not apply to the extent to which a notice referred to in those subclauses is inconsistent with this Law or the Rules.