Further information This section highlights links to the final decision documents and other related material, our consultation process and how this review relates to our Better Regulation program. Where to find the final decisions and other related material? Our final decisions for ElectraNet's 2013–18 regulatory control period was made in accordance with the relevant sections of the NEL and NER. In forming our final decisions, we considered: ElectraNet's revenue proposal and supporting information—we undertook our own analysis to verify this information submissions from interested parties views expressed by stakeholders at our public forum and predetermination conference expert advice or analysis commissioned by us and others on certain aspects of ElectraNet's revenue proposal. Our draft and final decisions, stakeholder submissions and other supporting material can be found on our website: The NEL can be found on the following website: The NER can be found on the Australian Energy Market Commission’s website: Our consultation process ElectraNet submitted its revenue proposals to us on 31 May 2012. We issued our draft decision on this proposal in November 2012, from which time ElectraNet had 30 business days to submit a revised revenue proposal. Throughout these stages of the regulatory process stakeholders were given the opportunity to make submissions and voice their views. Understanding consumer interests is central to our role in regulating electricity transmission and distribution. Indeed, the National Electricity Objective in the NEL is ‘to promote efficient investment in, and efficient operation and use of, electricity services for the long term interests of consumers of electricity with respect to price, quality, safety, reliability and security of supply of electricity’. We held public forums and invited consumer groups and other stakeholders. Consumer groups made submissions on our draft decision which we took into account when making our final determination. We are continuing to develop ways to better engage with consumers. A key part of our Better Regulation program (discussed below) are initiatives to involve customers in the regulatory decision making process.
Further information This section highlights links to the final decision documents and other related material, our consultation process and how this review relates to our Better Regulation program. Where to find the final decisions and other related material? Our final decisions for ElectraNet's 2013–18 regulatory control period was made in accordance with the relevant sections of the NEL and NER. In forming our final decisions, we considered: ElectraNet's revenue proposal and supporting information—we undertook our own analysis to verify this information submissions from interested parties views expressed by stakeholders at our public forum and predetermination conference expert advice or analysis commissioned by us and others on certain aspects of ElectraNet's revenue proposal. Our draft and final decisions, stakeholder submissions and other supporting material can be found on our website: The NEL can be found on the following website: The NER can be found on the Australian Energy Market Commission’s website: Our consultation process ElectraNet submitted its revenue proposals to us on 31 May 2012. We issued our draft decision on this proposal in November 2012, from which time ElectraNet had 30 business days to submit a revised revenue proposal. Throughout these stages of the regulatory process stakeholders were given the opportunity to make submissions and voice their views. Understanding consumer interests is central to our role in regulating electricity transmission and distribution. Indeed, the National Electricity Objective in the NEL is ‘to promote efficient investment in, and efficient operation and use of, electricity services for the long term interests of consumers of electricity with respect to price, quality, safety, reliability and security of supply of electricity’. We held public forums and invited consumer groups and other stakeholders. Consumer groups made submissions on our draft decision which we took into account when making our final determination. We are continuing to develop ways to better engage with consumers. A key part of our Better Regulation program (discussed below) are initiatives to involve customers in the regulatory decision making process.