application of security of supply standards (approved by the Queensland Government). We will address these additional elements in a replacement F&A paper for Queensland. Ergon Energy and Energex also submitted that we should clarify in the Queensland F&A paper a number of transitional arrangements that will not apply in the next regulatory control period. These include the: treatment of capital contributions in calculating the Annual Revenue Requirement treatment of solar feed-in tariffs treatment of revenue adjustments for the carry forward of over-recovery and under-recovery of revenue for the current regulatory control period. Ergon Energy also suggested the AER should address the following issues: the treatment of assets included in the regulated asset base that are used to provide standard control, alternative control and unregulated services under transitional arrangements the recovery of charges for using the non-regulated 220kV network which supplies Cloncurry the recovery of entry and exit charges relating to non-regulated connection points between Powerlink's transmission network and Ergon Energy's distribution network approach to capital contributions policy in the absence of National Energy Customer Framework requirements. The Rules require us to consider these matters in developing the F&A for Queensland for the next regulatory control period. However, similar to the current Queensland F&A, we may consider it unsuitable to state a specific position on these matters in the F&A. This may be because, for example, our position may be dependent on information that will only become available once a network service provider submits its regulatory proposal. For the above reasons and having regard to the submissions, we consider it necessary to replace the F&A for Queensland and South Australia for the next regulatory control period of 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2020. We expect to issue a discussion paper on the Queensland and South Australian F&A papers respectively in December 2013 outlining preliminary views on the matters outlined in this decision. We must then publish both the Queensland and South Australian F&A papers by 30 April 2014.
application of security of supply standards (approved by the Queensland Government). We will address these additional elements in a replacement F&A paper for Queensland. Ergon Energy and Energex also submitted that we should clarify in the Queensland F&A paper a number of transitional arrangements that will not apply in the next regulatory control period. These include the: treatment of capital contributions in calculating the Annual Revenue Requirement treatment of solar feed-in tariffs treatment of revenue adjustments for the carry forward of over-recovery and under-recovery of revenue for the current regulatory control period. Ergon Energy also suggested the AER should address the following issues: the treatment of assets included in the regulated asset base that are used to provide standard control, alternative control and unregulated services under transitional arrangements the recovery of charges for using the non-regulated 220kV network which supplies Cloncurry the recovery of entry and exit charges relating to non-regulated connection points between Powerlink's transmission network and Ergon Energy's distribution network approach to capital contributions policy in the absence of National Energy Customer Framework requirements. The Rules require us to consider these matters in developing the F&A for Queensland for the next regulatory control period. However, similar to the current Queensland F&A, we may consider it unsuitable to state a specific position on these matters in the F&A. This may be because, for example, our position may be dependent on information that will only become available once a network service provider submits its regulatory proposal. For the above reasons and having regard to the submissions, we consider it necessary to replace the F&A for Queensland and South Australia for the next regulatory control period of 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2020. We expect to issue a discussion paper on the Queensland and South Australian F&A papers respectively in December 2013 outlining preliminary views on the matters outlined in this decision. We must then publish both the Queensland and South Australian F&A papers by 30 April 2014.