South Australian Consolidated Acts26—Making and effect of price determinations
(1) Before making a
price determination, the Commission may send a copy of a draft of the
determination—
(a) to
the Minister and the industry Minister; and
(b) to
each regulated entity to which the determination will apply; and
(c) to
any other person the Commission considers appropriate.
(2) A price
determination must include a summary of the information on which the
determination is based and a statement of the reasons for the making of the
determination.
(3) The Commission
must—
(a) send
a copy of a price determination—
(i)
to the Minister and the industry Minister; and
(ii)
to each regulated entity to which the determination
applies; and
(iii)
to any person who made a submission to an inquiry to
which the determination relates and who has asked for a copy of the
determination; and
(b)
ensure that copies of the determination are available for inspection and
purchase by members of the public.
(4) Notice of the
making of a price determination must be published—
(a) in
the Gazette; and
(b) in a
newspaper circulating generally in the State; and
(c) on
the internet.
(5) The notice must
include a brief description of the nature and effect of the price
determination, details of when the determination takes effect and how a copy
of the determination may be inspected or purchased.
(6) A price
determination takes effect on the date on which notice of its making is
published in the Gazette or a later date of commencement specified in the
determination.
(7) A price
determination has effect until it is revoked or until an expiry date specified
in the determination.
(8) A price
determination may be varied or revoked by subsequent determination.