Electricity Industry Act 2004

The Code may make provision for or in relation to —

the arbitration by the arbitrator of disputes between a network service provider and a person who has made a proposal for access to services; and

other functions of the arbitrator; and

the functions of the Authority; and

access to the services of stand‑alone power systems; and

the regulation of the powers of the Electricity Networks Corporation and Regional Power Corporation to provide stand‑alone power systems or storage works, including stand‑alone power systems or storage works that do not form part of a covered network; and

generally, the relationship between the Code and the electricity system and market rules, including things done under or governed by the Code or the electricity system and market rules; and

the regulation of matters —

of a savings, transitional or supplementary nature; or

that are otherwise necessary or convenient for the purposes of this Part.

Transitional provisions referred to in subsection (1)(d)(i) may authorise the Minister to determine by order published in accordance with the Interpretation Act 1984 section 41(1)(a) how any matter in progress immediately before the commencement of this Part is to be treated, after that commencement, for the purposes of the provisions of the Code.