Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulations Australian Capital Territory Numbered Regulationsinsert
31C Endorsing electricians licences for work on interval meters—Act, s 22
(1) The registrar may, on application, endorse an electrical contractor licence or an unrestricted electrician licence to authorise the licensee to do, or to supervise, interval metering work if satisfied that the licensee is competent to do, or to supervise, the work.
Note 1 A metering provider operating in the National Energy Market must be registered with the Australian Energy Market Operator to provide, install, and maintain a metering installation (see National Electricity Rules, ch 7 (Metering)).
Note 2 In deciding whether to endorse a licence under this section, the registrar must consider the considerations in s 32.
(2) The endorsement may be subject to any condition the registrar is satisfied protects the public.
(3) For this regulation, "interval metering work "means the following:
(a) electrical wiring work on an interval meter;
(b) removing a type 5, type 6, or type 7 meter to replace it with an interval meter.
(4) In this section:
"interval meter "means a type 1, type 2, type 3, or type 4 metering installation that meets the requirements described in the National Electricity Rules, chapter 7, schedule 7.2 (Types and Accuracy of Metering Installations) for the type of meter.
"metering installation"—see the National Electricity Rules, chapter 10 (Glossary).
"national electricity rules" means the National Electricity Rules made under the National Electricity (ACT) Law
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type 5, type 6, or type 7 meter means a type 5, type 6, or type 7 metering installation that meets the requirements described in the National Electricity Rules, chapter 7, schedule 7.2 (Types and Accuracy of Metering Installations) for the type of meter.