Presiding Authority definition
Examples of Presiding Authority in a sentence
Except as otherwise provided in Section C.10.3 below, any appeal or action to contest an arbitrator’s decision to FERC or a Presiding Authority shall be based solely upon the record assembled by the arbitrator.
C.11.2 Within 30 calendar days after the date of the appealing party’s first notice of appeal, any other party that was a party to the arbitration may file its statement of position regarding the appeal with the Presiding Authority.
If any party to an arbitration under Sections C.6 and C.7 desires to appeal an arbitrator’s decision to an appropriate Presiding Authority, it shall provide written notice to that effect to all other parties to the arbitration, the arbitrator, and WECC’s Chief Executive Officer within 14 calendar days following the date of the arbitrator’s decision.
C.11.1 Within 30 calendar days after the date of the appealing party’s first notice of appeal, the party providing notice of appeal shall file its statement of position regarding the appeal with the Presiding Authority, together with the complete evidentiary record of the arbitration and a copy of the arbitrator’s decision.
Except as otherwise provided in Section C.10.3 below, no Member, non-Member, or WECC that has been a party to an arbitration under Sections C.6 and C.7 shall seek to expand the factual record before FERC or a Presiding Authority beyond that assembled by the arbitrator.