Access Regulator definition

Access Regulator means any body with responsibility for regulating third party access to the Railway Network under the Access Legislation (and which initially is the Queensland Competition Authority).
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Access Regulator has the meaning given in the Unit Holders Deed. Access Undertaking has the meaning given in the Unit Holders Deed.
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Access Regulator has the meaning given in the Unit Holders Deed. Access Undertaking has the meaning given in the Unit Holders Deed. Additional Costs has the meaning given in schedule 10.
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Examples of Access Regulator in a sentence

  • This Access Arrangement is submitted by the Tubridgi Parties to the Gas Access Regulator, the Western Australian Office of Gas Access Regulation (‘the Regulator’), in accordance with section 2 of the National Third Party Access Code for Natural Gas Pipeline Systems (‘the Code’).

  • Access Holder Access Agreement means Aurizon Network’s standard access agreement titled “End User Access Agreement (Coal)”, as approved by the Access Regulator as at the time that the access agreement is entered into, or deemed to be entered into, under an Access Agreement Specific Terms Deed , as completed and modified by Aurizon Network in accordance with a Access Agreement Specific Terms Deed.

  • The Natural Resources Access Regulator (NRAR) has recently been established under the Natural Resources Access Regulator Act 2017 (NSW) to manage compliance and enforcement under NSW’s Water Management Act 2000 (NSW) and Water Act 1912 (NSW).

  • ACAT5(t-n) means an amount that is one twelfth of the annual Adjustment Charge in relation to AT5 for the relevant Individual Coal System as set by the Access Regulator for the Year n years prior intended to be adjusted in this year.

  • Aurizon must submit a variation of the Reference Tariff to the Access Regulator in accordance with the Access Undertaking in respect of any amounts, individually or in aggregate in excess of $[insert], paid by the Trustee to Aurizon which were due and payable by the Trustee to Aurizon as a result of a Change in Law or a Change in Relevant Taxes (as each is defined in the Access Undertaking).