(a) identify the service provider for the non-scheme pipeline and, where there is more than one service provider for the pipeline, identify the service provider responsible for dealing with preliminary enquiries and access requests; (b) set out the for an officer of the service provider to whom contact details preliminary enquiries and access requests can be sent; (c) describe the process for making a preliminary enquiry, information to be included with the preliminary enquiry and response times; (d) describe the process for making an access request, the information to be included with the access request (subject to subrule (7)) and response times; (e) describe the circumstances in which the service provider will undertake further investigations following a preliminary enquiry or access request, the factors that may influence the time and cost for undertaking those further investigations and the terms on which the service provider will undertake those further investigations, which must be fair and reasonable; (f) explain how the service provider will deal with and use any confidential information in a preliminary enquiry or access request; (g) describe the process for preparing an access offer and for requesting negotiations in relation to an access offer; (h) include a statement of the obligation to negotiate in good faith under section 216G of the and the right to refer an access dispute to arbitration NGL under section 216J of and NGL; (i) include a statement of the obligations in rule 562 to exchange access negotiation information during negotiations under this Part. (7) The information to be included with the access request specified in a user access guide must be no more than is reasonably required to enable the service provider to identify the prospective user making the access request and the pipeline service or pipeline services to which the access request relates. The information may include: (a) the time or times when each pipeline service will be required and the capacity that is to be utilised; (b) the where the prospective user is seeking access; receipt or delivery points and (c) relevant technical details for any new interconnection to the pipeline. 559 Access requests (1) A prospective user may request the service provider for a non-scheme pipeline to provide access to a pipeline service requested by the prospective user and provided or to be provided by means of the non-scheme pipeline (or by part of the
(a) identify the service provider for the non-scheme pipeline and, where there is more than one service provider for the pipeline, identify the service provider responsible for dealing with preliminary enquiries and access requests; (b) set out the contact details for an officer of the service provider to whom preliminary enquiries and access requests can be sent; (c) describe the process for making a preliminary enquiry, information to be included with the preliminary enquiry and response times; (d) describe the process for making an access request, the information to be included with the access request (subject to subrule (7)) and response times; (e) describe the circumstances in which the service provider will undertake further investigations following a preliminary enquiry or access request, the factors that may influence the time and cost for undertaking those further investigations and the terms on which the service provider will undertake those further investigations, which must be fair and reasonable; (f) explain how the service provider will deal with and use any confidential information in a preliminary enquiry or access request; (g) describe the process for preparing an access offer and for requesting negotiations in relation to an access offer; (h) include a statement of the obligation to negotiate in good faith under section 216G of the NGL and the right to refer an access dispute to arbitration under section 216J of NGL; and (i) include a statement of the obligations in rule 562 to exchange access negotiation information during negotiations under this Part. (7) The information to be included with the access request specified in a user access guide must be no more than is reasonably required to enable the service provider to identify the prospective user making the access request and the pipeline service or pipeline services to which the access request relates. The information may include: (a) the time or times when each pipeline service will be required and the capacity that is to be utilised; (b) the receipt or delivery points where the prospective user is seeking access; and (c) relevant technical details for any new interconnection to the pipeline. 559 Access requests (1) A prospective user may request the service provider for a non-scheme pipeline to provide access to a pipeline service requested by the prospective user and provided or to be provided by means of the non-scheme pipeline (or by part of the
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