Topic:"Revenue Requirement" in M12733

Use of force Usage de la force (9) L'inspecteur ne peut recourir à la force dans l'exécution du mandat que si celui-ci en autorise expressément l'usage et que si lui-même est accompagné d'un agent de la paix. L.R. (1985), ch. E-4, art. 26;...

AI summary Inspectors may use force only if explicitly authorized and accompanied by a peace officer. Fees from inspectors' functions are directed to the Consolidated Revenue Fund, with payment terms determined by the Receiver General.

Inspectors' fees and charges Droits et frais de l'inspecteur 27 (1) Les droits fixés et les frais déterminés en vertu des règlements et qui sont afférents à l'exercice des fonctions des inspecteurs font partie du Trésor; il faut en rendre...

AI summary The text outlines that fees and charges set by regulations for inspectors' functions are part of the Treasury, must be accounted for to the Receiver General, and are recoverable as Crown debts. It references the legislative provisions from 1980-81-82-83, chapter 87, article 27.

Canada if the Customer wishes to have an independent meter test performed N.S.Power tested your serving meter #2262377 for accuracy and found that it to e operating within prescribed accuracy limits. As part of this dispute process, N.S.Po...

AI summary N.S.Power tested a customer's meter, found it accurate, and offered a 24-month payment plan for arrears. The DRO upheld the billing and approved the settlement agreement, instructing N.S.Power to implement the arrangement. The customer may appeal to the Nova Scotia Energy Board.

djustment and reconciliation information dating back to when the account was opened in 2017. The Board therefore does not consider it necessary to direct further reconstruction of the account history. The DRO directed NS Power to set up a...

AI summary The Board acknowledges NS Power's 24-month payment plan for arrears but directs NS Power to establish a new arrangement separating current usage from arrears repayment. The Board does not find evidence that NS Power billed incorrectly or violated regulatory frameworks. Payment arrangements were agreed to by the customer or their representative.

Unresolved Concerns the Board Has Failed to Address Despite the Board's questions to NS Power, the following issues remain unanswered and unaddressed: No Signed Agreement: The Board itself has questioned NS Power's compliance with Regulati...

AI summary The text outlines unresolved concerns regarding NS Power's compliance with regulations, including lack of signed agreements, unauthorized third-party contracts, misuse of overcharge admissions, violation of mandatory stay periods, continued use of outdated hot tub estimates, absence of energy audits, and systemic non-compliance leading to a potential class action.