Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program. Subject to Section 2. (a) (i), [Regional Entity] may have stakeholders participate in a board compliance committee so long as integrity and independence are assured through reasonable and appropriate recusal procedures.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program. The program to be used by the NERC and the Regional Entities to monitor, assess and enforce compliance with the NERC Reliability Standards. As part of a Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program, NERC and the Regional Entities may, among other things, conduct investigations, determine fault and assess monetary penalties.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program. As defined in the NERC Rules of Procedure, “Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program” refers to the identification of the processes that will be used to evaluate data or information for the purpose of assessing performance or outcomes with the associated Reliability Standard. • For Interconnections that are also Balancing Authorities, Tie Line Bias control and flat frequency control are equivalent and either is acceptable. Violation Severity Levels R # Violation Severity Levels Lower VSL Moderate VSL High VSL Severe VSL R1. The Balancing Authority’s, or Frequency Response Sharing Group’s, FRM was less negative than its FRO by at most 15% or 15 MW/0.1 Hz, whichever one is the greater deviation from its FRO. The Balancing Authority’s, or Frequency Response Sharing Group’s, FRM was less negative than its FRO by more than 15% but by at most 30% or 30 MW/0.1 Hz, whichever is the greater deviation from its FRO. The Balancing Authority’s, or Frequency Response Sharing Group’s, FRM was less negative than its FRO by more than 30% but by at most 45% or 45 MW/0.1 Hz, whichever one is the greater deviation from its FRO. The Balancing Authority’s, or Frequency Response Sharing Group’s, FRM was less negative than its FRO by more than 45% or by more than 45 MW/0.1 Hz, whichever is the greater deviation from its FRO.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program. The Regional Entity Trustees will oversee SPP’s Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program (CMEP). The CMEP will enforce compliance according to ERO reliability standards for Registered Entities. Regional Entity Compliance staff shall oversee compliance auditing of registered entities, and will report audit results to the Regional Entity Trustees. All audits of SPP’s compliance with ERO reliability standards will be performed by external third party auditors as coordinated and managed by the Regional Entity Trustees.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program shall identify the owners, operators, and users of the bulk power system that meet the definition of Registered Entities within ReliabilityFirst’s area of responsibility. Each Registered Entity shall inform ReliabilityFirst promptly of changes to its registration information. ReliabilityFirst shall inform each Registered Entity at the time of registration of the Reliability Standards that are applicable to the Registered Entity. ReliabilityFirst shall maintain on its website a current listing of Reliability Standards that are applicable to all Registered Entities. ReliabilityFirst will designate a contact person(s) and require each Registered Entity to designate a contact person(s) responsible for sending and receiving all necessary information and communications concerning compliance matters. ReliabilityFirst will designate where Registered Entities are to send information, data, Mitigation Plans, or any other compliance- related correspondence. ReliabilityFirst shall develop, maintain, and provide to NERC a ReliabilityFirst Compliance Registry with updates as changes occur to the registry. NERC shall maintain the NERC Compliance Registry on its web site. NERC will provide FERC and Applicable Governmental Authorities monthly updates to the NERC Compliance Registry. As provided for herein, during the course of compliance monitoring and enforcement activities relating to U.S. entities, NERC may obtain information that it will provide to FERC and, if the information pertains to a Registered Entity or to a portion of the bulk power system over which another Applicable Governmental Authority has jurisdiction, to such other Applicable Governmental Authority. However, NERC will not provide non-public U.S. compliance information that is subject to 18 C.F.R. §39.7(b)(4) to Applicable Governmental Authorities other than FERC without first obtaining permission from FERC for such disclosures and subject to such limitations as FERC may place on such disclosures. Similarly, during the course of compliance monitoring and enforcement activities relating to non-U.S. entities, NERC may obtain information that it will provide to the Applicable Governmental Authorities, including FERC, that have jurisdiction over the Registered Entity or the portion of the bulk power system to which the information pertains, but subject to any limitations or restrictions placed on the disclosure of non-public, non-U.S. compliance information by the Applicable Governmental Authority with juri...
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program. The Regional Entity Trustees will oversee SPP’s Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement Program (CMEP). The CMEP will enforce compliance according to ERO reliability standards Issued by: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, Manager, Regulatory Policy Effective: September 30, 2009 Southwest Power Pool, Inc. Second Revised Sheet No. 42 Bylaws Superseding First Revised Sheet No. 42 Original Volume No. 4
