allocated embedded cost basis, providing detailed public reports of such use. (3) Ensure that the electrical corporation’s independent marketing division does not have access to competitively sensitive information. (4) (A) Incorporate rules that the commission finds to be necessary or convenient in order to facilitate the development of community choice aggregation programs, to foster fair competition, and to protect against cross-subsidization paid by ratepayers. (B) It is the intent of the Legislature that the rules include, in whole or in part, the rules approved by the commission in Decision 97-12-088 and Decision 08-06-016. (C) This paragraph does not limit the authority of the commission to adopt rules that it determines are necessary or convenient in addition to those adopted in Decision 97-12-088 and Decision 08-06-016 or to modify any rule adopted in those decisions. To comply with P.U. Code Section 707, the CPUC opened Rulemaking 12-02-029. The result was Decision (D.)12-12-036. Attachment 1 of that Decision is known as the Code of Conduct and Expedited Complaint Procedure. These rules constitute a Code of Conduct, rules, and enforcement mechanisms applicable to electrical corporations relative to the consideration, formation and implementation of Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs). The Code of Conduct states, in Rule 2, that electrical corporation “[n]o market or lobby against a community choice aggregation program, except through an independent marketing division that is funded exclusively by the electrical corporation's shareholders and that is functionally and physically separate from the electrical corporation's ratepayerfunded divisions [emphasis added].”
allocated embedded cost basis, providing detailed public reports of such use. (3) Ensure that the electrical corporation’s independent marketing division does not have access to competitively sensitive information. (4) (A) Incorporate rules that the commission finds to be necessary or convenient in order to facilitate the development of community choice aggregation programs, to foster fair competition, and to protect against cross-subsidization paid by ratepayers. (B) It is the intent of the Legislature that the rules include, in whole or in part, the rules approved by the commission in Decision 97-12-088 and Decision 08-06-016. (C) This paragraph does not limit the authority of the commission to adopt rules that it determines are necessary or convenient in addition to those adopted in Decision 97-12-088 and Decision 08-06-016 or to modify any rule adopted in those decisions. To comply with P.U. Code Section 707, the CPUC opened Rulemaking 12-02-029. The result was Decision (D.)12-12-036. Attachment 1 of that Decision is known as the Code of Conduct and Expedited Complaint Procedure. These rules constitute a Code of Conduct, rules, and enforcement mechanisms applicable to electrical corporations relative to the consideration, formation and implementation of Community Choice Aggregators (CCAs). The Code of Conduct states, in Rule 2, that “[n]o electrical corporation market or lobby against a community choice aggregation program, except through an independent marketing division that is funded exclusively by the electrical corporation's shareholders and that is functionally and physically separate from the electrical corporation's ratepayerfunded divisions [emphasis added].”
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