Utilities Act 2000
10Gas networks
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10 Gas networks (1) For this Act, a gas transmission network consists of infrastructure used, or for use, in relation to the transmission of gas by a person through a transmission pipeline to a gas distribution network owned or operated by another person. (2) For this Act, a gas distribution network consists of infrastructure used, or for use, in relation to the distribution of gas by a person through a distribution pipeline for supply to premises of another distribution pipeline—see the National Gas (ACT) Law, section 2. infrastructure means— (a) pipelines; or (b) meters; or (c) any equipment (including pressure control devices, excess flow valves, control valves, actuators, electrical equipment, telemetry equipment, cathodic protection installations, compounds, pits, buildings, signs and fences); or transmission pipeline—see the National Gas (ACT) Law, section 2. (4) A gas network does not include infrastructure that is outside the