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Electricity Industry Act 2010

Miscellaneous - Amendments to other enactments - Amendments to Commerce Act 1986

147: Matters covered by input methodologies

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“Rules for setting prices on different goods and services”

The law has been changed to make it clearer when certain rules apply. These rules are called input methodologies. They help decide how prices are set for some goods and services. The change says that these rules don’t apply when another group, like the Electricity Authority, has the power to set prices for certain goods or services. This means that different groups might be in charge of setting prices for different things.

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Part 5 Miscellaneous
Amendments to other enactments: Amendments to Commerce Act 1986

147Matters covered by input methodologies

  1. Section 52T(1)(b) is amended by inserting , except where another industry regulator (such as the Electricity Authority) has the power to set pricing methodologies in relation to particular goods or services after methodologies.