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Electricity Industry Participation Code (Non-Discrimination Obligations and Associated Amendments) Amendment 2026
This amendment to the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010 (Code) is made under section 38 of the Electricity Industry Act 2010 (Act) by the Electricity Authority having complied with section 39 of the Act.
Amendment
1 Title
This is the Electricity Industry Participation Code (Non-Discrimination Obligations and Associated Amendments) Amendment 2026.
2 Commencement
This amendment comes into force on 1 July 2026.
3 Code amended
This amendment amends the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010.
Part 1
Amendments to Part 1 of the Electricity Industry Participation Code
4 Clause 1.1 amended (Interpretation)
(1) In clause 1.1(1), insert in their appropriate alphabetical order:
buyer confidential information, for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, means—
(a) information that—
(i) a buyer provides to a gentailer in relation to the provision of risk management contracts; or
(ii) a gentailer otherwise holds or obtains in relation to the provision of risk management contracts to a buyer; and
(b) information that—
(i) is by its nature confidential or proprietary to the buyer; or
(ii) is disclosed in confidence by the buyer; or
(iii) a gentailer knows or ought reasonably to know is confidential to the buyer; or
(iv) concerns a person that is, or intends to become, a customer of the buyer; but
(c) does not include—
(i) information that was publicly available at the time of receipt, or that becomes publicly available other than as a result of a breach of confidentiality; or
(ii) information that was obtained bona fide by a gentailer from another person who is in lawful possession of the information and who did not acquire the information directly or indirectly from the buyer under an obligation of confidence; or
(iii) information, or types of information, that a buyer agrees with the gentailer is not buyer confidential information
commercial information, for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, means information that is—
(a) held by a gentailer; and
(b) relates to the supply by that gentailer of risk management contracts, including the gentailer’s—
(i) current capacity to supply risk management contracts; and
(ii) future capacity to supply risk management contracts; but
(c) does not include—
(i) any information that—
(A) has been superseded by identifiable new information;
(B) is more than 18 months old; or
(C) is otherwise not current; or
(ii) any information, or types of information, that the gentailer and the Authority agree in writing is not commercial information
discrimination, for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, has the meaning set out in clause 13.236P
gentailer means—
(a) Contact Energy Limited:
(b) Genesis Energy Limited:
(c) Mercury NZ Limited;
(d) Meridian Energy Limited.
interconnected bodies corporate has the meaning given to it in section 2(7) of the Commerce Act 1986
internal business units means the separate functions of a gentailer’s business (including, for example, generation, retail and other business units), even where these functions are not clearly separated in the gentailer’s organisational structure, and includes functions undertaken by any interconnected bodies corporate of the gentailer
network reporting regions means geographical regions defined by a group of NSPs, generally formed by historic Electricity Power Board networks (with some aggregations) and aligning with retail pricing regions commonly used in the electricity industry, and which are commonly understood to be network reporting regions in accordance with standard industry practice
non-discrimination policy has the meaning given to it in clause 13.236R
non-discrimination obligations means the non-discrimination obligations in clause 13.236Q
retail price consistency assessment means an assessment of the difference between a gentailer’s—
(a) expected costs of supply to a retail segment (expected cost of electricity (based on a hypothetical portfolio of risk management contracts consistent with rational and prudent risk management practices) and expected non-electricity costs); and
(b) that gentailer’s retail prices to a retail segment
retail price consistency assessment report has the meaning given to it in clause 13.236W(4)
retail segment, for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, has the meaning given to it in clause 13.236W(1)(b)
(2) In clause 1.1(1), definition of buyer,—
(a) insert “, subpart 5C,” after “buyer, for the purposes of subpart 5”;
(b) in paragraph (c)(ii), insert “, subpart 5C,” after “subpart 5”;
(c) insert after paragraph (ca):
(cb) for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, in respect of a contract prescribed by the Authority under clause 13.219B as a risk management contract, the party specified as the buyer in the contract; or
(d) in paragraph (d), insert “; or” after “to”:
(e) insert after paragraph (d):
(e) for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, a buyer—
(i) includes a person that has indicated to a gentailer a desire to obtain risk management contracts from a gentailer; and
(ii) does not include:
(A) a buyer in relation to a materially large contract subject to subpart 7 of Part 13; or
(B) a gentailer’s own internal business units
(3) In clause 1.1(1), revoke the definitions of generator retailer, ITP information and retail ITP.
(4) In clause 1.1(1), definition of mass market customers, delete “generator retailer or” in each place.
(5) In clause 1.1(1), definition of retailer,—
(a) in paragraph (c), insert “:” after “clause 9.21(1)(b)”:
(b) insert after paragraph (c):
(d) for the purposes of clauses 13.259 to 13.266 only, does not include a gentailer
(6) In clause 1.1(1), definition of risk management contract:
(a) insert “, subpart 5C,” after “risk management contract, for the purposes of subpart 5”:
(b) in paragraph (ca), insert “and subpart 5C” after “subpart 5”:
(c) replace paragraph (d) with:
(d) does not include—
(i) an FTR:
(ii) for the purposes of subpart 5C of Part 13, a materially large contract subject to subpart 7 of Part 13
Part 2
Amendments to Part 13 of the Electricity Industry Participation Code
5 New subpart 5C inserted (Non-discrimination obligations)
After clause 13.236N, insert:
Subpart 5C—Non-discrimination obligations
13.236O Purpose of this subpart
The purpose of this subpart is to promote competition in, and the efficient operation of, the electricity industry for the long-term benefit of consumers by requiring gentailers to supply risk management contracts to buyers on a non-discriminatory basis to—
(a) ensure even-handed supply of risk management contracts; and
(b) support the liquidity and competitive pricing of risk management contracts; and
(c) facilitate investment in the electricity industry.
Meaning of discrimination
13.236P Meaning of discrimination
In this subpart, discrimination means engagement in differential treatment except to the extent a particular difference in treatment is objectively justifiable; and discriminate and discriminatory have corresponding meanings.
Non-discrimination obligations
13.236Q Non-discrimination obligations
The non-discrimination obligations are as follows—
Non-discrimination obligation 1
Non-discriminatory supply
(1) A gentailer must not discriminate between buyers for the supply of risk management contracts.
(2) A gentailer must not discriminate against buyers in favour of its own internal business units for the supply of risk management contracts.
(3) A gentailer must not discriminate against buyers in favour of its own internal business units when pricing risk management contracts.
(4) For the avoidance of doubt, subclause (3) requires pricing of risk management contracts in such a way as to ensure that any buyer that supplies electricity to end users at retail, that is as efficient with regard to operating costs as the gentailer’s own retail internal business unit, and adopts a reasonable risk management approach, is not unduly deterred from operating profitably.
Non-discrimination obligation 2
Obligation to trade in good faith
(5) A gentailer must engage with buyers in good faith and in a timely and constructive manner in relation to the supply of risk management contracts.
Non-discrimination obligation 3
Objective credit assessments
(6) A gentailer’s credit terms and collateral arrangements relating to the supply of risk management contracts to buyers must reflect a reasonable, consistent and transparent assessment of the risk of trading with a buyer.
Non-discrimination obligation 4
Equal access to commercial information
(7) A gentailer must ensure that any commercial information relating to risk management contracts made available to its internal business units is also made available to buyers at the same time.
Non-discrimination obligation 5
Protection of confidential information
(8) A gentailer must—
(a) protect buyer confidential information; and
(b) not use buyer confidential information other than for a purpose for which it was provided to the gentailer; and
(c) establish robust processes to prevent disclosure of buyer confidential information to, and use of buyer confidential information by, any of the gentailer’s internal business units that may compete with the buyer.
Non-discrimination obligation 6
Record keeping
(9) A gentailer must establish, maintain and keep records that demonstrate its compliance with these non-discrimination obligations.
Non-discrimination policy and implementation plan
13.236R Non-discrimination policy
(1) A gentailer must at all times maintain an internal policy (“non-discrimination policy”) that—
(a) details operational policies, practices, methodologies, processes and accountabilities in place to ensure the gentailer’s trading of risk management contracts occurs in accordance with the non-discrimination obligations; and
(b) is of a reasonable standard, taking into account the nature, scale and complexity of the gentailer’s operations.
(2) The non-discrimination policy referred to in subclause (1) must be reviewed and approved by the gentailer’s board at least once a year.
(3) Each time the gentailer amends its non-discrimination policy, the gentailer must disclose a copy of the amended non-discrimination policy to the Authority within 10 business days of the amended policy taking effect.
(4) Without limiting subclause (1), the non-discrimination policy must include—
(a) detailed methodologies applied by the gentailer for the purposes of ensuring compliance with clause 13.236Q(1) to (4); and
(b) criteria for determining whether an objectively justifiable reason may exist for the purposes of compliance with clause 13.236Q(1) to (3); and
(c) a policy detailing expectations for the gentailer’s engagement with buyers for the purposes of clause 13.236Q(5); and
(d) a credit terms and collateral arrangements policy consistent with the requirements in clause 13.236Q(6); and
(e) an information control policy for the purposes of clause 13.236Q(7) to (9).
13.236S Implementation plan
(1) A gentailer must prepare an implementation plan detailing its approach to complying with the non-discrimination obligations.
(2) A gentailer’s implementation plan is to be provided to the Authority and published on the gentailer’s website within 45 business days after the date on which this subpart comes into force.
(3) The implementation plan must include (without limitation) the gentailer’s—
(a) non-discrimination policy; and
(b) planning (including any steps already taken) for training its employees, directors and agents on compliance with the non-discrimination obligations; and
(c) planning (including any steps already taken) for ensuring ongoing compliance with the non-discrimination obligations (for example, through regular internal audits).
Record-keeping and disclosure requirements
13.236T Record-keeping
(1) A gentailer is required to establish, maintain and keep comprehensive records that demonstrate how it meets the non-discrimination obligations.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), a gentailer must establish, maintain and keep records of—
(a) the risk-adjusted capacity of the gentailer to offer risk management contracts over the next 3 years; and
(b) the gentailer’s monthly electricity supplied over the past 12 months; and
(c) the gentailer’s expected monthly electricity supply over the next 3 years; and
(d) the gentailer’s methodologies for pricing of risk management contracts; and
(e) any reason for discriminating between buyers, or against buyers in favour of a gentailer’s own internal business units, for the purposes of non-discrimination obligation 1 of the non-discrimination obligations (set out in clause 13.236Q(1) to (3)); and
(f) all complaints received by the gentailer by any person about any conduct of the gentailer that the person believes might constitute a breach of this subpart.
13.236U Appointment of independent auditor and submission of audit report
(1) A gentailer must appoint an independent auditor, who is suitably qualified and experienced, to conduct an annual audit of the gentailer’s compliance with its obligations under this subpart as at 1 July for the previous 12 months (commencing 1 July 2027).
(2) The gentailer must ensure that the independent auditor provides a written audit report to the gentailer detailing the findings of any audit under subclause (1).
(3) The gentailer must submit the audit report referred to in subclause (2) to the Authority no later than 30 September each year.
13.236V Annual reporting
(1) A gentailer must provide an annual report to the Authority no later than 30 September each year that demonstrates whether and how that gentailer has met the non-discrimination obligations for the 12-month period prior to 1 July that year (commencing 1 July 2027).
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the annual report must include the matters set out in clause 13.236T(2).
(3) When providing the annual report to the Authority, a gentailer must certify that the gentailer has complied with the non-discrimination obligations during the relevant 12-month period (except for any breaches that have been reported, or are reported with the certificate, to the Authority in accordance with clause 13.236Y).
(4) The certification referred to in subclause (3) must be—
(a) signed by at least two directors of the gentailer; and
(b) accompanied by a statement confirming the truth and accuracy of the certification to the best of those directors’ knowledge and belief having made all reasonable enquiries (including an explanation of the enquiries made).
13.236W Retail price consistency assessments
(1) A gentailer must undertake a retail price consistency assessment—
(a) for each of its retail brands; and
(b) in relation to each of the following retail segments—
(i) offers by the gentailer for new mass market customers; and
(ii) the gentailer’s existing mass market customers; and
(c) in each network reporting region; and
(d) as at—
(i) the date this subpart comes into force; and
(ii) 1 January and 1 July each year.
(2) The purpose of a retail price consistency assessment in subclause (1) and retail price consistency assessment report in subclause (4) is to assist with the monitoring and enforcement of compliance with clause 13.236Q(3) and (4).
(3) The Authority must publish guidance to assist gentailers in undertaking retail price consistency assessments.
(4) Each time a gentailer undertakes any retail price consistency assessment required by subclause (1), the gentailer must prepare a retail price consistency assessment report including the following information—
(a) the gentailer’s expected cost of electricity associated with supply to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(b) where there has been a change in the approach used to calculate the expected cost of electricity in a retail price consistency assessment—
(i) an explanation for the change in approach; and
(ii) for the four retail price consistency assessment reports following that change in approach, the information required under subclause (4)(a) using the previous approach, unless the difference in the expected cost of electricity calculated using the old and new approaches in the first retail price consistency assessment following the change in approach is less than 5 per cent; and
(c) the gentailer’s expected non-electricity costs associated with the supply of electricity to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh, including—
(i) expected cost of metering services associated with the supply of electricity to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(ii) expected cost of network (distribution and transmission) services associated with the supply of electricity to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(iii) expected cost of levies associated with the supply of electricity to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(iv) expected retail operating costs (including a contribution to the gentailer’s shared and common costs, disclosed separately) associated with the supply of electricity to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(d) the gentailer’s retail prices to the relevant retail segment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(e) the gentailer’s margin determined by the retail price consistency assessment expressed as an amount of dollars per MWh; and
(f) detailed information on the expected load profile and volumes in MWh of electricity for the relevant retail segment; and
(g) the information referred to in subclause (4)(a) to (f) geographically aggregated to provide a national total for each of the retail price consistency assessments undertaken under subclause (1)(b)(i) and (ii); and
(h) a full and clear explanation of the gentailer’s approach to undertaking the retail price consistency assessment, including—
(i) a description of the hypothetical portfolio of risk management contracts used to calculate the expected cost of electricity in subclause (4)(a) and (b), including—
(A) an explanation of the approach taken by the gentailer to constructing its hypothetical portfolio of risk management contracts consistent with rational and prudent risk management practices; and
(B) the methodology and data for determining the costs of the risk management contracts used in that hypothetical portfolio; and
(C) an explanation for any differences between the costs of the risk management contracts used in that hypothetical portfolio and similar actual risk management contracts traded by the gentailer in the same period; and
(ii) the gentailer’s approach to identifying and calculating the retail operating costs, including the contribution to the gentailer’s shared and common costs, in subclause (4)(c)(iv); and
(iii) any other material judgements made by the gentailer in undertaking the retail price consistency assessment together with an explanation for those judgements; and
(i) areas in which, and reasons why, the gentailer has departed from the guidance published by the Authority under subclause (3); and
(j) an explanation as to whether and how the results of the retail price consistency assessment are economically justifiable; and
(k) any additional information the gentailer reasonably considers may be required to assess the results of the retail price consistency assessment.
(5) For the avoidance of doubt, the costs and prices referred to in subclause (4)(a) to (e) must be exclusive of GST.
(6) A retail price consistency assessment report must be in the form specified by the Authority.
(7) A gentailer’s retail price consistency assessment report must be provided to the Authority—
(a) within 45 business days after the date on which this subpart comes into force, in respect of the initial retail price consistency assessment referred to in subclause (1)(d)(i); and
(b) otherwise, within 45 business days of 1 January and 1 July each year.
13.236X Public reporting
(1) A gentailer must prepare and publish public versions of the annual report referred to in clause 13.236V(1) or any retail price consistency assessment report prepared in accordance with clause 13.236W(4) on the gentailer’s website within 10 business days of providing of the relevant report to the Authority.
(2) When preparing a public version of an annual report or retail price consistency assessment report, a gentailer may redact information that is commercially sensitive or otherwise confidential, but any such redactions should be kept to a minimum to promote transparency.
(3) The gentailer’s public version of any annual report or retail price consistency assessment report must be—
(a) provided to the Authority at the same time as submitting the relevant annual report or retail price consistency assessment report; and
(b) accompanied by an explanation of the basis for any redactions made under subclause (2).
13.236Y Self-reporting of breaches
(1) If a gentailer believes, on reasonable grounds, that it may have breached this subpart, the gentailer must report the alleged breach to the Authority as soon as reasonably practicable, and no later than 20 business days after the gentailer becomes aware of the alleged breach.
(2) Any report under subsection (1) must be in writing and must specify—
(a) the relevant provision of this subpart allegedly breached; and
(b) the circumstances relating to the alleged breach; and
(c) the extent and impact of the alleged breach, including any affected parties or processes; and
(d) any remedial actions taken or proposed; and
(e) the date and time the alleged breach occurred.
6 Cross heading above clause 13.256 revoked
Revoke cross heading “Provision of internal transfer pricing information by generator retailers” above clause 13.256.
7 Clause 13.256 revoked
Revoke clause 13.256.
8 Clause 13.257 revoked
Revoke clause 13.257.
9 Clause 13.258 revoked
Revoke clause 13.258.
10 Cross heading above clause 13.259 amended (Provision of retail gross margin reports by retailers)
In the cross heading “Provision of retail gross margin reports by retailers” above clause 13.259, insert “and gentailer cost information” after “retailers”.
11 Clause 13.259 amended (Provision of retail gross margin report by retailers)
(1) Replace clause 13.259(2) with:
(2) Subclause (1) does not apply to—
(a) any retailer who was recorded in the registry in any of the preceding 12 months as being responsible for less than 1% of the total number of ICPs registered in the registry with an ICP status of “Active”; or
(b) any gentailer.
(2) In clause 13.259(3), insert “(exclusive of GST)” after “information”.
(3) In clause 13.259(3)(c), delete “, including the cost of electricity derived from retail ITP,”.
(4) In clause 13.259(4), insert “and in the manner” after “form”.
12 New clause 13.259A inserted (Provision of cost information by gentailers)
After clause 13.259, insert:
13.259A Provision of cost information by gentailers
(1) Each gentailer must provide the information in subclause (2) to the Authority no later than 90 days after the end of the gentailer’s financial year.
(2) Each gentailer must provide the following information (exclusive of GST) to the Authority, relating to the sale of electricity to mass market customers for the financial year by the gentailer—
(a) cost of metering services associated with the sale of electricity to mass market customers expressed as an amount per MWh; and
(b) cost of distribution services associated with the sale of electricity to mass market customers expressed as an amount per MWh; and
(c) cost of transmission services, being those services provided by Transpower under a transmission agreement, paid by the gentailer associated with the supply of electricity to mass market customers by the gentailer expressed as an amount per MWh; and
(d) cost of levies associated with the supply of electricity to mass market customers by the gentailer expressed as an amount per MWh.
(3) The information in subclause (2) must be prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices and in the form and in the manner specified by the Authority.
13 Clause 13.260 replaced (Publication of information contained in retail gross margin reports by the Authority)
Replace clause 13.260 with:
13.260 Publication of information contained in retail gross margin reports and gentailer cost information by the Authority
(1) The Authority may publish the information received in a retail gross margin report, except that information contained in a retail gross margin report submitted by a retailer with less than 5% of total market share by ICP with a status of “Active” must be anonymised so as not to identify that retailer.
(2) The Authority may publish information provided by a gentailer to the Authority under clause 13.259A.
14 Cross heading above clause 13.261 amended (Authority may require review of ITP information and retail gross margin reports)
In the cross heading “Authority may require review of ITP information and retail gross margin reports” above clause 13.261:
(a) delete “ITP information and”:
(b) insert “and gentailer cost information” after “reports”.
15 Clause 13.261 replaced (Authority may require review of ITP information and retail gross margin reports by independent person)
Replace clause 13.261 with:
13.261 Authority may require review of retail gross margin reports and gentailer cost information by independent person
The Authority may, in its discretion, require a review by an independent person of whether—
(a) a retailer may not have complied with clause 13.259; and
(b) a gentailer may not have complied with clause 13.259A.
16 Clause 13.262 amended (Nomination of independent person to undertake review)
In clause 13.262, replace “generator retailer or retailer” with “retailer or gentailer” in each place.
17 Clause 13.263 amended (Factors relevant to a direction under clause 13.262)
In clause 13.263(1)(a), replace “generator retailer or retailer” with “retailer or gentailer”.
18 Clause 13.264 amended (Carrying out of review by independent person)
(1) In clause 13.264, replace “generator retailer or retailer” with “retailer or gentailer” in each place.
(2) In clause 13.264(3)(a), replace “clauses 13.256, 13.257 or 13.259 (as specified by the Authority under clause 13.261)” with “clauses 13.259 or 13.259A (as applicable)”.
(3) In clause 13.264(5):
(a) delete “13.256, 13.257 or”:
(b) insert “or 13.259A (as applicable)” after “13.259”.
19 Clause 13.265 amended (Payment of review costs)
(1) In clause 13.265, replace “generator retailer or retailer” with “retailer or gentailer” in each place.
(2) In clause 13.265(1):
(a) delete “13.256, 13.257 or”:
(b) insert “or 13.259A (as applicable)” after “13.259”.
(3) In clause 13.265(3), replace “clauses 13.256, 13.257 and 13.259 (if relevant)” with “clauses 13.259 or 13.259A (as applicable)”.
20 Clause 13.266 amended (Requirement to provide complete and accurate information)
(1) In clause 13.266, replace “generator retailer or retailer” with “retailer or gentailer” in each place.
(2) In clause 13.266(1):
(a) delete “13.256, 13.257 or”:
(b) insert “or 13.259A (as applicable)” after “13.259”.
(3) Replace clause 13.266(2) with:
(2) If a retailer or gentailer becomes aware that any information the retailer or gentailer provided under clauses 13.259 or 13.259A (as applicable) does not comply with subclause (1) or clause 13.2, even if the retailer or gentailer has taken all practicable steps to ensure that the information complies, the retailer or gentailer must, as soon as practicable, provide such further information as is necessary to ensure that the information provided complies with clauses 13.259 or 13.259A (as applicable), or clause 13.2 (as relevant).
Made at Wellington on 15 May 2026
Erik Westergaard
Acting Chair
Electricity Authority
Certified in order for signature:
Alexandra Parker Paul Comrie-Thomson
Senior Legal Counsel Partner
Electricity Authority Cuncannon
14 May 2026 14 May 2026
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Explanatory Note
This note is not part of the amendment but is intended to indicate its general effect.
This amendment to the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010 (Code) comes into force on 1 July 2026.
The amendment amends Parts 1 and 13 of the Code.
The amendment inserts a new subpart 5C to Part 13 of the Code, which imposes non-discrimination obligations on gentailers in respect of the supply and pricing of risk management contracts to buyers. It provides:
a. gentailers must not discriminate between buyers or between its own internal business units and buyers when supplying or pricing risk management contracts;
b. gentailers must engage in good faith, carry out objective credit assessments, provide equal access to commercial information and protect buyer confidential information;
c. gentailers must establish, maintain and keep records that demonstrate compliance with the non-discrimination obligations; and
d. for other matters to support the non-discrimination obligations, including a requirement that gentailers undertake retail price consistency assessments.
The amendment also amends the internal transfer prices and retail gross margin reporting obligations in Part 13 of the Code, by:
a. removing clause 13.256 – 13.258 of the Code in relation to internal transfer pricing information;
b. removing the requirements on gentailers to provide retail gross margin reports to the Authority; and
c. requiring gentailers to provide certain cost information to the Authority.
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This is secondary legislation issued under the authority of the Legislation Act 2019. |
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Title |
Electricity Industry Participation Code (Non-Discrimination Obligations and Associated Amendments) Amendment 2026 |
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Principal or amendment |
Amendment |
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Consolidated version |
No |
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Empowering Act and provisions |
Electricity Industry Act 2010, section 38 |
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Replacement empowering Act and provisions |
Not applicable |
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Maker name |
Electricity Authority |
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Administering agency |
Electricity Authority |
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Date made |
15 May 2026 |
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Publication date |
27 May 2026 |
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Notification date |
27 May 2026 |
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Commencement date |
1 July 2026 |
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End date (when applicable) |
Not applicable |
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Consolidation as at date |
Not applicable |
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Related instruments |
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