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Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act 2004
sec.623Criteria for approval
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### sec.623 Criteria for approval
The chief inspector may issue a gas quality approval only if satisfied—
the quality of the gas is acceptable for supply to the relevant consumers; and
either—
the approval is necessary to ensure sufficiency of gas supply to the relevant consumers; or
that stopping the supply to allow gas of the prescribed quality to be supplied is impractical or may cause a dangerous situation; or
it is impractical to seek the written approval of the relevant consumers to be supplied with gas of that quality.
- (a) the quality of the gas is acceptable for supply to the relevant consumers; and
- (b) either— (i) the approval is necessary to ensure sufficiency of gas supply to the relevant consumers; or (ii) that stopping the supply to allow gas of the prescribed quality to be supplied is impractical or may cause a dangerous situation; or (iii) it is impractical to seek the written approval of the relevant consumers to be supplied with gas of that quality.
- (i) the approval is necessary to ensure sufficiency of gas supply to the relevant consumers; or
- (ii) that stopping the supply to allow gas of the prescribed quality to be supplied is impractical or may cause a dangerous situation; or
- (iii) it is impractical to seek the written approval of the relevant consumers to be supplied with gas of that quality.
- (i) the approval is necessary to ensure sufficiency of gas supply to the relevant consumers; or
- (ii) that stopping the supply to allow gas of the prescribed quality to be supplied is impractical or may cause a dangerous situation; or
- (iii) it is impractical to seek the written approval of the relevant consumers to be supplied with gas of that quality.