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Commerce Act 1986

Provisions applicable to electricity industry

57DD: Procedure before jurisdiction order can be made

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Before a jurisdiction order can be made, you need to follow a procedure. This procedure is part of the rules that apply to the electricity industry. A jurisdiction order is a decision made by a court or a special body, and it can affect how the electricity industry works in New Zealand, but the specific details of this procedure are no longer in effect because section 57DD was repealed on 1 April 2009 by section 5 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008.

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Part 4AProvisions applicable to electricity industry

57DDProcedure before jurisdiction order can be made (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 57DD: repealed (but may continue to be applied under Part 4 in connection with the breach of thresholds set under Part 4A before its repeal, including when those thresholds apply (as default price-quality paths) after its repeal), on , by section 5 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 70).