Special Procedures to Address Regulatory Directives Sample Clauses

Special Procedures to Address Regulatory Directives. If the Board determines that the procedures for drafting and voting on Reliability Standards did not result in a proposed Reliability Standard that addresses a directive issued by an Applicable Regulatory Authority, the Board shall have authority to take certain actions as described in the Reliability Standards Development Procedures to ensure that a Reliability Standard responsive to an Applicable Regulatory Authority’s directive is drafted, approved and/or submitted to the Applicable Regulatory Authority. In the event that a Reliability Standard or revision that is proposed in response to an Applicable Regulatory Authority’s directive fails to achieve a majority vote of the Ballot Pool, or if a quorum of the Ballot Pool was not established upon re-ballot of a proposed Reliability Standard, then the Board has the authority to take appropriate actions, as described in the Reliability Standards Development Procedures, to ensure that a Reliability Standard responsive to a regulatory directive can be submitted to NERC and FERC with a request that it be made effective. To exercise such authority, the Board must find that the proposed Reliability Standard or revision is just, reasonable, not unduly discriminatory or preferential, and in the public interest, considering (among other things) whether it is helpful to reliability, practical, technically sound, technically feasible, and cost-justified. If the Board is unable to make this finding, then the Board may direct that the proposed Reliability Standard be filed with the Applicable Regulatory Authority as a compliance filing in response to the regulatory directive, along with a recommendation that the standard not be made effective and an explanation of the basis for the recommendation.
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