Ballot Body Sample Clauses

Ballot Body. The Ballot Body consists of WECC members and non-members that have been determined eligible for the voting sectors described in 8.6.5.2 and may, therefore, vote on Regional Criteria and Regional Reliability Standards.
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Ballot Body. A Ballot Body will be comprised of representatives from all market segments (Independent Generators, Investor-Owned Utilities, Power Marketers, Retail Electric Providers, Municipally-Owned Utilities, Cooperatives, and Consumers), to provide balanced decision- making on ERCOT-Specific Reliability Standards and Regional Variances. The Ballot Body will vote on all proposed new or revised ERCOT-Specific Reliability Standards and Regional Variances. At all meetings, each Segment shall have one (1) Segment Vote. The representative of each Voting Entity, present at the meeting and participating in the vote, shall receive an equal fraction of its Segment’s Vote, except for the Consumer Segment which shall be divided into three sub-segments (Residential, Commercial, and Industrial) that receive one third of the Consumer Segment Vote. For the Consumer Segment, if no representative from a sub-segment is present at a meeting, such sub-segment’s fractional vote is allocated equally to the sub- segment(s) that are present. If a representative from a sub-segment abstains from a vote, the fraction of the Consumer Segment Vote allocated to such representative is not included in the vote tally. Entities entitled to vote (Voting Entities) are ERCOT Corporate Members, ERCOT Associate Members, and ERCOT Adjunct Members. Voting Entities must align themselves each calendar year with a Segment for which they qualify or, for Adjunct Members, a Segment to which they are similar. Voting Entities that align themselves with a Segment must be aligned with that same Segment for all ERCOT subcommittees, and remain aligned with that Segment for the entire calendar year. For the Residential sub-segment of the Consumer Segment, Voting Entities are limited to the Standing Representative or their designated Alternate Representative. Only one representative of each Voting Entity present at the meeting may vote. In the event that a representative of a Voting Entity abstains from a vote, the Segment Vote is allocated among the members casting a vote; except for the Consumer Segment. In the majority of cases, e-mail votes for the purpose of approving an ERCOT-Specific Reliability Standard will be conducted. For e-mail votes, a representative of each Voting Entity shall have one (1) vote. Each Segment shall have one (1) Segment Vote and participation requires casting a vote or abstaining. The same rules apply to e-mail voting as voting at a meeting. Appendix B ⎯ Principles, Characteristics, and Sp...
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