Reference Tariff definition

Reference Tariff means an access charge (including any system premium) applicable to a specified Reference Train Service over a specified part of the Infrastructure as specified in QR Network’s Access Undertaking;

Reference Tariff has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking.

Reference Tariff means a Tariff specified in an Access Arrangement as corresponding to a Reference Service and which has the operation that is described in sections 6.13 and 6.18.

Examples of Reference Tariff in a sentence

Where the Reference Tariff for an Ancillary Reference Service (as varied) is $20 or more, the Reference Tariff (as varied) will be rounded to the nearest dollar (with 50 cents rounded upwards).
If there is no applicable Reference Tariff (for example, because the relevant Train Service is a non-coal carrying Train Service), the Access Charge formulated by Aurizon Network for an Access Seeker may vary from the Access Charges for other Access Seekers or Access Holders.
Subject to clause 6.2.3, where there is an applicable Reference Tariff, the Access Charge formulated by Aurizon Network for an Access Seeker will be calculated in accordance with the Reference Tariff.
Rule 97 allows Reference Tariffs to vary within an Access Arrangement Period through a Reference Tariff Variation mechanism.
A Reference Tariff operates as a benchmark tariff for a specific Service, in effect giving the User a right of access to the specific Service at the Reference Tariff, and giving the Service Provider the right to levy the Reference Tariff for that Service.

Reference Tariff bears the meaning ascribed thereto in Section 1 of the Power Purchase Agreement;

Reference Tariff means a tariff, which relates to a Reference Service. “Regulator” means Relevant Regulator.

Reference Tariff means the Reference Tariff described in Section 3.