(4) to the relevant prepared by the negotiating framework Distribution and approved by the Network Service Provider AER. (d) In determining an access dispute about the to terms and conditions of access a the may: negotiated distribution service, AER (1) have regard to other matters the considers relevant; and AER (2) hear evidence or receive submissions from and AEMO Distribution notified and consulted under the Network Users Distribution Network Service Provider's negotiating framework. (e) In determining an access dispute about or involving access charges, access the must give effect to the following principle: charges, AER should be based on the costs reasonably incurred by the Access charges in providing Distribution Network Service Provider distribution network and, where they consist of compensation referred to in clause user access 5.5(f)(4)(ii) and (iii), on the revenue that is likely to be foregone and the costs that are likely to be incurred by a person referred to in those provisions where an event referred to in those provisions occurs. 6.22.3 Termination of access dispute without access determination (a) If the considers that an access dispute be effectively resolved by AER some means other than an access determination, the may give the AER parties to the dispute notice of the alternative means of resolving the dispute. (b) The giving of such a notice is a specified dispute termination circumstance for the purposes of section 131(3) of the Law. Note: It follows that the may exercise its to terminate the dispute without making an AER access determination (See section 131(1)(d) of the Law). [Note: no changes to M to O and Schedules to Chapter 6]
(4) to the relevant negotiating framework prepared by the Distribution Network Service Provider and approved by the AER. (d) In determining an access dispute about the terms and conditions of access to a negotiated distribution service, the AER may: (1) have regard to other matters the AER considers relevant; and (2) hear evidence or receive submissions from AEMO and Distribution Network Users notified and consulted under the Distribution Network Service Provider's negotiating framework. (e) In determining an access dispute about access charges, or involving access charges, the AER must give effect to the following principle: Access charges should be based on the costs reasonably incurred by the Distribution Network Service Provider in providing distribution network user access and, where they consist of compensation referred to in clause 5.5(f)(4)(ii) and (iii), on the revenue that is likely to be foregone and the costs that are likely to be incurred by a person referred to in those provisions where an event referred to in those provisions occurs. 6.22.3 Termination of access dispute without access determination (a) If the AER considers that an access dispute be effectively resolved by some means other than an access determination, the AER may give the parties to the dispute notice of the alternative means of resolving the dispute. (b) The giving of such a notice is a specified dispute termination circumstance for the purposes of section 131(3) of the Law. Note: It follows that the AER may exercise its to terminate the dispute without making an access determination (See section 131(1)(d) of the Law). [Note: no changes to M to O and Schedules to Chapter 6]
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