NERC’s and SERC’s Response Sample Clauses

NERC’s and SERC’s Response. 99. NERC and SERC propose to revise section 7.1 of the SERC bylaws (addressing the authority of the SERC compliance committee). Specifically, in addition to the existing authority, which provides that the compliance committee shall recommend to the SERC board such actions as may further the purposes of the SERC Delegation Agreement, NERC and SERC propose to add: “[or] that extend beyond the scope of authority delegated to a Hearing Body in [revised] section 7.3.” 100. Section 7.3, as revised, states that the compliance committee shall conduct hearings in accordance with hearing procedures approved by the Commission and that in compliance hearings in which an entity may contest a finding of an alleged violation, a proposed mitigation plan, a remedial action directive, or any other action that may be taken by the hearing body, the compliance committee shall establish and maintain a hearing body with authority to conduct and render decisions on the matter. Section 7.3, as proposed, also establishes quorum, sector control and voting requirements applicable to the SERC hearing body and further provides that the decisions of the hearing body shall be final and binding on SERC.49 48 March 21 Order, 122 FERC ¶ 61,245 at P 200. 49 NERC and SERC also propose to make corresponding revisions to section 2.0 of the SERC Exhibit D. Docket No. RR06-1-016, et al. -34-
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NERC’s and SERC’s Response. 197. NERC and SERC state that the SERC Delegation Agreement has been revised, consistent with the requirements of the April 19 Order. In addition, NERC and SERC state that additional revisions have been made. SERC’s Exhibit D, at section 2.0, states that the SERC hearing body will be composed of the SERC board’s compliance committee, or a subset of that committee, as appointed by the committee chairman, provided that: (i) the hearing body will comprise a minimum of 50 percent of the committee members or their designated alternates and (ii) no two sectors can control and no one sector can veto the actions of the hearing body.
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