102939Closing Submission - CA - Redacted
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4 Jurisdiction of Board - 6 30 (1) A Board has exclusive jurisdiction in all cases and in respect of all matters 7 in which jurisdiction is conferred on the Board. - 9 (2) The Boards, as to all matters within their jurisdiction pursuant to...
AI summary This section outlines the jurisdiction of the Board under the Energy and Regulatory Boards Act. It emphasizes that the Board is an administrative body with powers conferred by statute, and its decisions can be appealed or subject to judicial review. The Board must operate within its statutory authority and cannot act beyond what is explicitly or implicitly permitted by law.
103134Reply Submission - IG
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IESO-NS' S A PPROACH I S I MPRACTICAL A ND I NCONSISTENT W ITH T HE P URPOSE O F T HE M AEA Rizzo confirms that an interpretation should be avoided where it produces results that are illogical, incoherent, unreasonable, or inconsistent wit...
AI summary The text argues that IESO-NS's approach is impractical and inconsistent with the purpose of the MAEA. It suggests that the Board's statutory review would become a procedural loop if the proposed interpretation is accepted, which would hinder effective rate regulation and contradict legislative intent.
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