New Zealand Legislation: Regulations
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(1) This regulation only applies if a proposed critical contingency management plan submitted under regulation 24, 29(5)(a), or 30(3)(a) has not been approved by the industry body under regulation 30 within 6 months of the commencement date.
(2) To avoid doubt, this regulation does not apply to any proposed amendment to a critical contingency management plan.
(3) The industry body may itself amend the proposed critical contingency plan, if the industry body considers that the amendments are—
(a) related to the reasons set out in any notice referred to in regulation 29(3)(b) or 30(1)(b); and
(b) necessary to ensure the proposed critical contingency management plan complies with regulation 25 and gives effect to the purpose of these regulations.
(4) If the industry body amends the proposed critical contingency management plan under subclause (3), the industry body must give notice to the relevant transmission system owner and the critical contingency operator of the amendments and the reasons for the amendments.
(5) On the fifth business day after giving notice under subclause (4), the industry body must determine whether or not to approve the proposed critical contingency management plan as amended under subclause (3).
