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Commerce Act 1986

Provisions applicable to electricity industry - Asset valuations - Recalibration of asset values of large electricity line owners

57Z: Large electricity line owners must supply valuation to Commerce Commission

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"Big electricity line owners must tell the Commerce Commission how much their lines are worth"

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If you own a large electricity line, you must give the Commerce Commission a valuation of it. This is part of recalibrating the asset values of large electricity line owners. The Commerce Commission is the group that gets this information, as stated in the Commerce Act 1986, but this specific rule was repealed on 18 October 2004.

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Part 4AProvisions applicable to electricity industry
Asset valuations: Recalibration of asset values of large electricity line owners

57ZLarge electricity line owners must supply valuation to Commerce Commission (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 57Z: repealed, on , by section 11(1) of the Commerce Amendment Act (No 2) 2004 (2004 No 82).