Reporting information using aggregation system
7 Reporting information using aggregation system
The fuel retailer for a petrol station must ensure the following information is entered into the aggregation system in accordance with subregulation (2):
the normal fuel price for each type of fuel supplied for retail sale at the petrol station;
if a fuel is unavailable—that fact.
For the purposes of subregulation (1), if a change is made to the normal fuel price on any fuel pump display for the fuel at the petrol station, the normal fuel price for the fuel must be entered into the aggregation system as close in time as possible to the time at which the change takes effect and, in any event, must be entered no more than 30 minutes after that time.
A fuel retailer will, however, be taken not to have breached this regulation if the fuel retailer—
establishes that—
an emergency occurred that prevented them from complying with the requirements of this regulation; or
the aggregation system could not be accessed or used to comply with the requirements of this regulation because of a circumstance that was beyond the retailer’s control; and
contacts the Commissioner, or a person approved by the
Commissioner, in a manner approved by the Commissioner to report the emergency or circumstance (as the case requires) as soon as is reasonably practicable after its occurrence.
In this section—
fuel pump display means the display of the normal fuel price for a type of fuel appearing on a metered fuel pump at a petrol station.
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