proposal, the may itself amend the proposal to bring it into conformity AER with the requirements of this Part any applicable distribution determination. (d) An takes effect: approved pricing proposal (1) in the case of an initial at the commencement of the pricing proposal – of the for which the regulatory year regulatory control period distribution determination is made; and (2) in the case of an annual at the commencement of pricing proposal – the to the proposal relates. regulatory year Note: The operation of this paragraph may, in some instances, be displaced or modified by clause 6.11.3(b). 6.18.9 Publication of information tariffs and tariff classes (a) A must maintain on its website: Distribution Network Service Provider (1) a statement of the provider's and the tariffs applicable to tariff classes each class; and (2) for each tariff the and the elements of the charging parameters – service to each relates; and charging parameter (3) a statement of expected trends (to be updated for each regulatory giving an indication of how the year) Distribution Network Service expects prices to change over the Provider regulatory control period and the reasons for the expected changes (b) The information for a particular must, if practicable, be regulatory year posted on the website 20 before the commencement of the business days relevant and, if that is not practicable, as soon as practicable regulatory year thereafter. No change to rule 6.19 - Data Required for Distribution Service Pricing [Note: no changes to Parts J and K billing and capital contributions – etc] Part L Dispute resolution 6.22 Dispute Resolution 6.22.1 Dispute Resolution by the AER (a) A dispute between a and a Distribution Network Service Provider Service as to the to a Applicant terms and conditions of access direct control service or to a is an access dispute for the purposes negotiated distribution service of Part 10 of the Law. (b) A dispute between a and a Distribution Network Service Provider Service about is an access dispute for the purposes of Part Applicant access charges 10 of the Law.
proposal, the AER may itself amend the proposal to bring it into conformity with the requirements of this Part any applicable distribution determination. (d) An approved pricing proposal takes effect: (1) in the case of an initial pricing proposal – at the commencement of the regulatory year of the regulatory control period for which the distribution determination is made; and (2) in the case of an annual pricing proposal – at the commencement of the regulatory year to the proposal relates. Note: The operation of this paragraph may, in some instances, be displaced or modified by clause 6.11.3(b). 6.18.9 Publication of information tariffs and tariff classes (a) A Distribution Network Service Provider must maintain on its website: (1) a statement of the provider's tariff classes and the tariffs applicable to each class; and (2) for each tariff – the charging parameters and the elements of the service to each charging parameter relates; and (3) a statement of expected trends (to be updated for each regulatory year) giving an indication of how the Distribution Network Service Provider expects prices to change over the regulatory control period and the reasons for the expected changes (b) The information for a particular regulatory year must, if practicable, be posted on the website 20 business days before the commencement of the relevant regulatory year and, if that is not practicable, as soon as practicable thereafter. No change to rule 6.19 - Data Required for Distribution Service Pricing [Note: no changes to Parts J and K – billing and capital contributions etc] Part L Dispute resolution 6.22 Dispute Resolution 6.22.1 Dispute Resolution by the AER (a) A dispute between a Distribution Network Service Provider and a Service Applicant as to the terms and conditions of access to a direct control service or to a negotiated distribution service is an access dispute for the purposes of Part 10 of the Law. (b) A dispute between a Distribution Network Service Provider and a Service Applicant about access charges is an access dispute for the purposes of Part 10 of the Law.