Request for Rehearing Sample Clauses

Request for Rehearing. 12. SPP requests rehearing regarding the Commission’s directive, in the December 19 Order, that the SPP Regional Entity pay all of its statutory expenses out of a separately maintained account for the Regional Entity and not from a single SPP RTO operating account. SPP asserts that the December 19 Order failed to provide a rational basis for precluding SPP from accounting for statutory expenses by separate recording of SPP Regional Entity expenses, with reimbursements paid to SPP from a separate bank account holding all funding payments received from NERC. SPP argues that no purpose is served by the Commission’s directive, while substantial inefficiencies will be imposed on SPP were it required to comply with the Commission’s directive. 8 December 19 Order, 125 FERC ¶ 61,330 at P 38.
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Request for Rehearing. Shall Not Terminate Consultation The filing of a request for rehearing shall not terminate Consultation, which shall continue, if necessary, for the full 45-day period, mindful of the demands on Parties involved in a request for rehearing. If at any time the Parties unanimously consent to modify the Settlement Agreement to conform to the New License, the filing Party shall withdraw its request for rehearing.
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Request for Rehearing. The Commission Should Reverse Its Determination That SPP Must Establish Separate Bank Accounts For Payment Of Statutory And Non-Statutory Expenses. The Commission must give a reasoned basis for its orders that provides a “satisfactory explanation for its action including a rational connection between the facts found and the choice made.”13 Decisions that do not satisfy this requirement are arbitrary and capricious.14 The December 19 Order does not provide a rational basis for precluding SPP from accounting for statutory expenses by separate recording of SPP Regional Entity expenses, with reimbursements paid to SPP from the separate bank account holding all NERC funding. The Commission did not explain why it is necessary for SPP to pay for all statutory activities out of a separate account. It did not identify any facts it relied on in issuing its directive, nor provide a “rational connection” between those facts and the decision made. No purpose is served by the Commission’s order, while substantial inefficiencies will be imposed on SPP operations. There can be no question that SPP has established a separate account to hold all NERC funding, thus ensuring that “statutory funding will be kept separate from non- statutory funding.”15 It is unclear, therefore, why the Commission is “not convinced” that
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