New South Wales

Electricity Supply (Safety and Network Management) Regulation 2014

Executive summary of update

  • Effective date: 27 March 2026
  • The update to the Electricity Supply (Safety and Network Management) Regulation 2014 primarily introduces minor legislative drafting refinements and formatting adjustments. The most significant change is the explicit referencing of section 31A(4A) of the Electricity Supply Act 1995 as the statutory basis for the Minister's power to make scheme rules for Part 3. This clarifies the legal framework without introducing new obligations, rights, or penalties. The update does not significantly alter operational procedures or compliance requirements for network operators or accredited service providers.

Impacted parties

The impact of this update is broad but minimal, primarily affecting legal and regulatory affairs teams who may note the clarified statutory reference.

Change Analysis

  1. Clarification of Statutory Basis for Scheme Rules
    • What is the new requirement? Clause 26(1) now explicitly states that the Minister's power to make scheme rules for Part 3 is "For the Act, section 31A(4A)".
    • What was the old rule? The previous Clause 26(1) simply stated, "The Minister may, by order published in the Gazette, make Scheme Rules for the purposes of this Part," without referencing a specific section of the primary Act.
    • Why does this matter? This change provides greater clarity regarding the legislative authority underpinning the Minister's ability to create Scheme Rules....

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