Rail Access Regulator definition

Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator referred to in section 13 of the Railways (Access) Act 1998 as in effect immediately before the commencement day.
Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator referred to in section 13 of the Railways (Access) Act 1998 as in effect immediately before the commencement day.2. Interpretation Act 1984 to apply This Schedule does not limit the operation of the Interpretation Act 1984.3. Decisions of Gas Pipelines Access Regulator Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Gas Pipelines Access Regulator as the local Regulator for the purposes of the Gas Pipelines Access (Western Australia) Law that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the local Regulator for the purposes of that Law.4. Decisions of Rail Access Regulator Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.5. Licences under Part 3 of the Water Services Coordination Act 1995 Without limiting the operation of clause 6, an operating licence that was in effect under Part 3 of the Water Services Coordination Act 1995 immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as an operating licence in effect under that Part as amended by Schedule 2 Division 18.6. Continuing effect of things done On and after the commencement day any act, matter or thing done or omitted to be done before that day by, to, or in respect of, a former official (to the extent that that act, matter or thing has any force or effect) is to be taken to have been done or omitted by, to, or in respect of, the Authority.7. Completion of things begun On and after the commencement day anything lawfully commenced by a former official may, so far as it is not contrary to this Act or any other written law that gives functions to the Authority, be carried on and completed by the Authority.8. Proceedings etc. Any proceedings or remedy that immediately before the commencement day might have been brought or continued by or available against or to a former official, may, on and after that day, be brought or continued and are available, by or against or to the Authority.
Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator referred to in section 13 of the Railways (Access) Act 1998 as in effect immediately before the commencement day.2. Interpretation Act 1984 to apply This Schedule does not limit the operation of the Interpretation Act 1984.3. Decisions of Gas Pipelines Access Regulator Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Gas Pipelines Access Regulator as the local Regulator for the purposes of the Gas Pipelines Access (Western Australia) Law that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the local Regulator for the purposes of that Law.4. Decisions of Rail Access Regulator Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.5. Licences under Part 3 of the Water Services Coordination Act 1995 Without limiting the operation of clause 6, an operating licence that was in effect under Part 3 of the Water Services Coordination Act 1995 immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as an operating licence in effect under that Part as amended by Schedule 2 Division 18.

Examples of Rail Access Regulator in a sentence

  • Decisions of Rail Access Regulator Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.

  • Decisions of Rail Access RegulatorWithout limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.

  • Decisions of Rail Access Regulator‌‌‌‌Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.

  • The review also benefited from input from a working group set up to assist in the production of this report comprising staff from OffGAR, the Office of the Rail Access Regulator and Economics Consulting Services.The aim of the report is to consider evolving best practice in the determination of allowed rates of return in utility regulation to assist further discussion and public consultation.

  • I have been involved in advising the Office of Rail Access Regulator on appropriate models and parameters to use in setting the WACC for rail access.

  • Without limiting the operation of clause 6, a decision made by the Rail Access Regulator as the Regulator for the purposes of the Code (as defined in the Railways (Access) Act 1998) that was in effect immediately before the commencement day continues, on and after that day, as if made by the Authority as the Regulator for the purposes of that Code.

  • Segregation arrangements to apply to the Western Australian Government Railways Commission: Determination of the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator.

  • With the appointment of an Acting Rail Access Regulator with effect from 1 September 2001 and the proclamation of the Code, the Code is now effective in all respects.

  • Administration of the Rail Access Regime was previously the responsibility of the Office of the Rail Access Regulator.

  • For example, one person is currently appointed as both the Western Australian Independent Gas Access Regulator and the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator, due to the difficulty in locating appropriately experienced and qualified regulators.


More Definitions of Rail Access Regulator

Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent
Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator referred to in section 13
Rail Access Regulator means the Western Australian Independent Rail Access Regulator referred to in section 13 of the Railways (Access) Act 1998 as in effect immediately before the commencement day.2. Interpretation Act 1984 to apply This Schedule does not limit the operation of the Interpretation Act 1984.

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