sec.91BNCompliance with Wholesale Market Procedures

sec.91BN Compliance with Wholesale Market Procedures

AEMO and each person to whom the Wholesale Market Procedures are applicable must comply with those Procedures. If AEMO has reasonable grounds to suspect a breach of the Wholesale Market Procedures, it must, after making such inquiries and investigation as it considers appropriate, make a decision as to whether the breach is a material breach. If AEMO decides the breach is material, AEMO— must publish the decision and the reasons for it on its website; and may direct the person suspected of the breach to rectify it or to take specified measures to ensure future compliance (or both); and may refer the breach to the AER. A direction by AEMO under subsection (3) (b) must— specify the breach; and specify the date by which the direction is to be complied with; and be addressed to, and given to, the person suspected of the breach. A person to whom a direction is given under subsection (3) (b) must comply with the direction. AEMO must give a copy of its decision under subsection (2) , its reasons for the decision and (if relevant) any direction under subsection (3) (b) to the AER. If AEMO decides the breach is not material, AEMO must— publish the decision and the reasons for it on its website; and give a copy of the decision and the reasons for it to the AER. AEMO may provide the AER with relevant information (including protected information) related to a suspected breach of the Procedures. (For disclosure of protected information, see section 91GC (2) (b) .) s 91BN ins 2009 No. 30 (SA) s 14 (sec.91BN-ssec.1) AEMO and each person to whom the Wholesale Market Procedures are applicable must comply with those Procedures. (sec.91BN-ssec.2) If AEMO has reasonable grounds to suspect a breach of the Wholesale Market Procedures, it must, after making such inquiries and investigation as it considers appropriate, make a decision as to whether the breach is a material breach. (sec.91BN-ssec.3) If AEMO decides the breach is material, AEMO— must publish the decision and the reasons for it on its website; and may direct the person suspected of the breach to rectify it or to take specified measures to ensure future compliance (or both); and may refer the breach to the AER. (sec.91BN-ssec.4) A direction by AEMO under subsection (3) (b) must— specify the breach; and specify the date by which the direction is to be complied with; and be addressed to, and given to, the person suspected of the breach. (sec.91BN-ssec.5) A person to whom a direction is given under subsection (3) (b) must comply with the direction. (sec.91BN-ssec.6) AEMO must give a copy of its decision under subsection (2) , its reasons for the decision and (if relevant) any direction under subsection (3) (b) to the AER. (sec.91BN-ssec.7) If AEMO decides the breach is not material, AEMO must— publish the decision and the reasons for it on its website; and give a copy of the decision and the reasons for it to the AER. AEMO may provide the AER with relevant information (including protected information) related to a suspected breach of the Procedures. (For disclosure of protected information, see section 91GC (2) (b) .)