Hearing Body. “Hearing Body” shall mean a group established with authority to conduct and render decisions in a formal compliance hearing of an entity registered in the NERC compliance registry who is the subject of a notice of alleged violation, proposed penalty or sanction, contested mitigation plan or contested remedial action directive.
Hearing Body. The General Manager of the Sonoma County Water Agency shall act as a separate and final hearing body for layoff appeals for all full-time and part-time employees.
Hearing Body. 2 Section 1.13. Industry Sector 2 Section 1.14. Large LSEs 2 Section 1.15. Medium LSEs 2 Section 1.16. Members 2 Section 1.17. NERC 2 Section 1.18. NERC Rules 2 Section 1.19. Net Energy for Load 3 Section 1.20. Person 3 Section 1.21. Region 3 Section 1.22. Regional Entity 3 Section 1.23. Regional Variance 3 Section 1.24. Regional Reliability Standard 3 Section 1.25. Regular Member 3 Section 1.26. Regulatory Participant 3 Section 1.27. Related Party 4 Section 1.28. Reliability Coordinator 4 Section 1.29. Reliability Standard 4 Section 1.30. Reliable Operation 4 Section 1.31. RTOs 4 Section 1.32. Small LSEs 4 Section 1.33. Suppliers 4 Section 1.34. Transmission Companies 4
Hearing Body. The Hearing Body shall conduct all compliance proceedings in accordance with the hearing procedures set forth in the NERC Hearing Procedure.
Hearing Body. Texas RE will use the PUCT as its Hearing Body, and the PUCT (as Hearing Body) will issue recommendations to the Texas RE Board of Directors (“Board”) which will make final decisions following regional hearings of compliance matters. The PUCT is comprised of three Commissioners who are appointed by the Governor of the State of Texas. The PUCT has extensive experience in conducting contested case hearings and other adjudicatory proceedings in a manner that assures due process of law to all participants. Texas RE intends to rely upon the PUCT’s experience and expertise in conducting the hearing process under the Delegation Agreement. Texas RE believes that it is more efficient and cost-effective to use existing PUCT procedures than to attempt to establish a redundant hearing process within Texas RE. The PUCT is uniquely well-positioned to perform this function for the ERCOT Region since electric utilities operating in the ERCOT Region do not synchronously interconnect with electric utilities operating outside of Texas, and ERCOT market participants have experience in participating in PUCT proceedings.
Hearing Body. Texas RE will use the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) as its Hearing Body, and the PUCT (as Hearing Body) will issue recommendations to the Texas RE Chief Compliance Officer who will make final decisions following regional hearings of compliance matters. The PUCT has extensive experience in conducting contested case hearings and other adjudicatory proceedings in a manner that assures due process of law to all participants. Texas RE intends to rely upon the PUCT’s experience and expertise in conducting the hearing process under the Delegation Agreement. Texas RE believes that it is more efficient and cost-effective to use existing PUCT procedures than to attempt to establish a redundant hearing process within Texas RE. The PUCT is uniquely well-positioned to perform this function for the ERCOT Region since electric utilities operating in the ERCOT Region do not synchronously interconnect with electric utilities operating outside of Texas, and ERCOT market participants have experience in participating in PUCT proceedings.
Hearing Body. The Hearing Body, consisting of a quorum of the Commission, shall hear all proceedings brought under these Rules of Procedure, unless the Commission elects to delegate all or part of the proceeding to a Presiding Officer who is a member of the Commission Staff. The Hearing Body is vested with the exclusive authority to issue a final recommendation to the Chief Compliance Officer for the resolution of the issue(s) presented. The following procedures shall also apply:
