Regulatory Instruments definition

Regulatory Instruments means all laws or regulatory or administrative instruments relating to or affecting the supply or sale of electricity to your premises, which may include (as applicable) the National Energy Retail Law, the National Energy Retail Rules and the Australian Energy Regulator’s conditions of retail and network exemptions.

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Regulatory Instruments means the State’s suite of statutory and regulatory tools used to achieve ESFM for Forestry Operations currently in place (or as amended from time to time), including, but not limited to:

Regulatory Instruments means any of:

Examples of Regulatory Instruments in a sentence

• The Regulatory Instruments contain a number of restrictions on when and how we may disconnect customers’ premises, including requirements for notices.

• If the User wishes to connect such an embedded network to the Distribution System it must make an application to the Service Provider, in accordance with all applicable Regulatory Instruments, and enter into a connection agreement with the Service Provider.

• Compliance AusNet Services’ obligations AusNet Services must: comply with its Distribution Licence and all Applicable Laws with which it is required to comply as a condition of its Distribution Licence; use reasonable endeavours to achieve consistency with benchmark performance standards as set by good electricity industry practice; and comply with the National Electricity Law, the National Electricity Rules and any other applicable Regulatory Instruments.

• The parties acknowledge that the Regulatory Instruments to which this Agreement is subject may be the subject of ongoing changes and that those changes may in turn require amendments to be made to this Agreement.

• The parties agree to negotiate in good faith any amendments to this Agreement that may be reasonably required as a consequence of any changes to the Regulatory Instruments or in light of commercial experience.

• The Service Provider shall indemnify the User against Claims arising from, or incurred by the User as a consequence of, any action taken by the User under this clause 11 to enforce the Service Provider’s rights at the request of the Service Provider, except to the extent that the Claim arises from the negligent or reckless act or omission of the User or from any breach or non-observance by the User of this Agreement or the Regulatory Instruments.

• Nothing in this clause 11 is intended to affect or impose on the User any of the Service Provider’s rights or obligations under the Regulatory Instruments.

• Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, each party will comply with the obligations imposed on that party by the Regulatory Instruments.

• Except to the extent not permitted by relevant Regulatory Instruments, information required to be provided under clause 9.2(a) may be provided by being published on a website maintained by or on behalf of the Service Provider.

• The Service Provider must notify the User where it makes a Guaranteed Service Level payment directly to a Customer under the Regulatory Instruments.

More Definitions of Regulatory Instruments

Regulatory Instruments means, collectively, all the regulatory instruments required under the laws of the Republic of Türkiye, including, inter alia, the Capital Markets Law No. 6362 (Capital Markets Law), and Communiqués issued by the Capital Markets Board of Türkiye, for the purpose of duly establishing and operating the Türkiye Green Fund, and set forth in the Fund Operations Manual.

Regulatory Instruments means the Water License, the Surface Leases, the Land Use Permits, the Fish Habitat Authorization and such further or other regulatory instruments as may become applicable to environmental management or monitoring of the Project.

Regulatory Instruments means the State’s suite of statutory and regulatory tools used to achieve ESFM for Forestry Operations currently in place (or as amended from time to time), including, but not limited to: • Integrated Forestry Operations Approval applicable to the North East region under the Forestry Act 2012 (NSW); • Forestry Regulation 2012 made under the Forestry Act 2012 (NSW); • Plantations and Reafforestation (Code) Regulation 2001 made under the Plantations and Reafforestation Act 1999 (NSW); • Private Native Forestry Code of Practice for Northern NSW, 2013;

Regulatory Instruments means: (a) the Access Laws; (b) the Distribution Licence; (c) the Access Arrangement; (d) the Retail Market Procedures; (e) the Energy Coordination Act 1994 (WA); (f) the Energy Coordination (Customer Contracts) Regulations 2004 (WA); (g) the Energy Coordination (Gas Tariffs) Regulations 2000 (WA); (h) the Energy Coordination (General) Regulations 1995 (WA); (i) the Energy Coordination (Higher Heating Value) Regulations 2008 (WA); (j) the Energy Coordination (Last Resort Supply) Regulations 2005 (WA); (k) the Energy Coordination (Ombudsman Scheme) Regulations 2004 (WA); (l) the Energy Coordination (Retail Market Schemes) Regulations 2004 (WA); (m) the Energy Coordination Regulations 2004 (WA); (n) the Energy Operators (Powers) Act 1979 (WA); (o) the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (WA); (p) the Gas Marketing Code of Conduct 2022 (WA); (q) the Gas Standards Act 1972 (WA); (r) the Gas Standards (Gas Supply and System Safety) Regulations 2000 (WA); (s) the Gas Standards (Gasfitting and Consumer Gas Installations) Regulations 1999 (WA); (t) the Gas Standards (Infringement Notices) Regulations 2007 (WA); and (u) any other Laws applicable to ATCO Gas Australia in its ownership and operation of the ATCO GDS under the Distribution Licence and provision of Reference Services by means of the ATCO GDS, and Regulatory Instrument means any one of them.