| (1) |
The Tribunal may confirm a resolution or agreement as a consent order— |
| (a) |
on application by the facilitator of that resolution or agreement; and |
| (b) |
without hearing any evidence. |
| (2) |
Upon the receipt of an application for a consent order, the Tribunal may: |
| (a) |
make its ruling on the application based on the documents filed alone, without hearing any evidence; |
| (b) |
require further submissions or documents from the parties before adjudicating on the application, in which case the directions of the Tribunal will be communicated to the parties by the Registrar; or |
| (c) |
require that a hearing date be scheduled for the application, in which case the Registrar will proceed in terms of rule 18(1). |
[Rule 20(2) substituted by rule 21(1) of Notice No. R. 203, GG 38557, dated 13 March 2015]
| (3) |
If the Tribunal refuses to make the consent order applied for, or requires any changes that a party is unwilling to accept, the Registrar must serve on each party to the agreement or resolution— |
| (a) |
a notice that the application has been refused; and |
| (b) |
a copy of the agreement or resolution in its original form, in respect of which the application was refused. |
| (c) |
a copy of the Tribunal's reasons for the refusal. |
[Rule 20(3)(c) inserted by rule 21(3) of Notice No. R. 203, GG 38557, dated 13 March 2015]
Gas Regulator Levies Act, 2002
