and values have been established under the for the parameters scheme DNSP in advance of that period. 2.6 Transitional arrangements (a) The AER recognises that transitional issues may arise from one regulatory to the next if the control period regulatory control period scheme’s parameters or other attributes are altered. (b) The AER will give consideration to an arrangement proposed under this scheme that reduces the impact of any transitional issues. (c) Subject to any transitional arrangements set out in the and the the NEL NER, AER may consider and decide whether the or a component of the scheme should be altered to address a transitional issue. scheme (d) The AER shall decide on the appropriateness of the arrangement to address a transitional issue on the basis of: (1) materiality of the (2) reasonableness and fairness to the DNSP and customers (3) consistency with the objectives as set out in clause 1.5. (e) The AER set out in writing its reasons for deciding on the appropriateness of the proposed transitional arrangements. 2.6A Transitional arrangement a DNSP is unable to back-cast historical data To implement this STPIS version 2.0, we require historical performance data under the new measurement method. If a DNSP is unable to back-cast historical data based on the new measurement method, the reliability measures SAIDI, SAIFI, MAIFI and MAIFIe are taken as having the same meaning as that shown in Table A2 of Appendix A. 2.7 Suspension of the scheme (a) At any time during a in which a applies to a regulatory control period scheme DNSP, the AER may decide whether the or a component of the scheme scheme should be suspended for a or a portion of a regulatory control period regulatory control period. (b) A DNSP proposing that the or a component of the be suspended scheme scheme must provide in writing its reasons for proposing the suspension. (c) The AER will publish its reasons for deciding to suspend or to not suspend the scheme. (d) Before making a decision to suspend a the AER will consult with the scheme, relevant DNSP and such persons as it considers may be affected by and/or
parameters and values have been established under the scheme for the DNSP in advance of that period. 2.6 Transitional arrangements (a) The AER recognises that transitional issues may arise from one regulatory control period to the next regulatory control period if the scheme’s parameters or other attributes are altered. (b) The AER will give consideration to an arrangement proposed under this scheme that reduces the impact of any transitional issues. (c) Subject to any transitional arrangements set out in the NEL and the NER, the AER may consider and decide whether the scheme or a component of the scheme should be altered to address a transitional issue. (d) The AER shall decide on the appropriateness of the arrangement to address a transitional issue on the basis of: (1) materiality of the (2) reasonableness and fairness to the DNSP and customers (3) consistency with the objectives as set out in clause 1.5. (e) The AER set out in writing its reasons for deciding on the appropriateness of the proposed transitional arrangements. 2.6A Transitional arrangement a DNSP is unable to back-cast historical data To implement this STPIS version 2.0, we require historical performance data under the new measurement method. If a DNSP is unable to back-cast historical data based on the new measurement method, the reliability measures SAIDI, SAIFI, MAIFI and MAIFIe are taken as having the same meaning as that shown in Table A2 of Appendix A. 2.7 Suspension of the scheme (a) At any time during a regulatory control period in which a scheme applies to a DNSP, the AER may decide whether the scheme or a component of the scheme should be suspended for a regulatory control period or a portion of a regulatory control period. (b) A DNSP proposing that the scheme or a component of the scheme be suspended must provide in writing its reasons for proposing the suspension. (c) The AER will publish its reasons for deciding to suspend or to not suspend the scheme. (d) Before making a decision to suspend a scheme, the AER will consult with the relevant DNSP and such persons as it considers may be affected by and/or