Examples of Relevant Regulators in a sentence
An application that remained undecided on the date of transition for the Relevant Regulator's permission for a discount under section 8.43 of the Gas Code becomes, on the date of transition, an application for the AER's approval of a discount under rule 96.
An application that remained undecided on the date of transition for the Relevant Regulator's approval of a surcharge becomes, on the date of transition, an application for the AER's approval of a surcharge under rule 83.
The Minimum Transfer Amount may be reduced in agreement with the Relevant Regulators upon not less than 30 nor more than 60 days’ notice to CCDS holders in accordance with Condition 14.
An application that remained undecided on the date of transition for the Relevant Regulator's agreement under section 8.21 of the Gas Code that forecast new facilities investment will meet the requirements of section 8.16(a) of the Gas Code becomes, on the date of transition, an application for a determination by the AER under rule 80 that the forecast capital expenditure will meet the new capital expenditure criteria.
Words and phrases defined in the Rules of the Relevant Regulators have the same meaning in this Agreement unless expressly defined in this Agreement.
The Terms and Conditions included must, in the Relevant Regulator's opinion, be reasonable.Terms and conditions specific to particular Reference Services are set out in schedules 4, 5 and 6 of the Access Arrangement while general terms and conditions applicable to all Reference Services are set out in schedule 7 of the Access Arrangement.The following amendments to the Terms and Conditions are required before the Access Arrangement will be approved.
Any decision by the Society to propose a reduction in the Minimum Transfer Amount to the Relevant Regulators will be based on all relevant factors at the time, which may include (if it is the case) the fact that an established trading market has developed for the CCDS which would enable a wider range of investors to better assess whether or not CCDS would be a suitable investment for them.
The Relevant Regulator's decision referred to in clause10.3(e) may be made on such reasonable conditions as determined by the Relevant Regulator and will have the effect stated in the decision.
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Administrative Cost Impact means that the Change in Cost (including both incurred and forecast amounts) in any relevant Financial Year, as a result of a Cost Pass Through Event occurring, is equal to or greater than 1 per cent of the smoothed forecast revenue for that Financial Year specified in the Relevant Regulator's final decision.