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Rules regarding affiliate transactions and standards of conduct are set forth in Appendix 15 of the Joint Proposal establishing the Company’s current rate plan, which is available on the Public Service Commission’s website (Cases 24-E-0322 and 24-G-0323). If any competitor, whether an affiliated or non-affiliated company, or customer believes the Company has acted in violation of the Company’s Affiliate Rules Section 2 (Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions) and/or Section 6 (Standards of Competitive Conduct), such competitor or customer may provide the Company with a written notice of the complaint. The Company will respond to any such complaint within twenty (20) business days after receipt of the complaint. Within fifteen (15) business days after responding to such complaint, the parties will meet in an attempt to resolve the matter informally. If the parties do not meet or are not successful in resolving the matter informally, then the complainant may refer the matter to the New York Public Service Commission for disposition within fifteen (15) business days of filing such response, or in the event the parties meet, within fifteen (15) business days of such meeting. The Commission will maintain continuing jurisdiction over Section 2, Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions, and Section 6, Standards of Competitive Conduct.
Rules regarding affiliate transactions and standards of conduct are set forth in Appendix 10 of the Joint Proposal establishing the Company’s current rate plan, which is available on the Public Service Commission’s website (Case 23-G-0225). If a competitor (affiliated or non-affiliated) or customer believes that the Company has acted in violation of the Company’s Affiliate Rules Section 2 (Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions) and/or Section 6 (Standards of Competitive Conduct), such competitor, or Customer may provide the Company with a written notice of the complaint. Complaints can be sent using the contact form, below. The Company will respond to any such complaint within twenty (20) business days after receipt of the complaint. Within fifteen (15) business days after responding to such complaint, the Company will meet with the party to attempt to resolve the matter informally. If the Company and the complainant do not meet, or if they do meet, but are not successful in resolving the matter informally, then the complainant may refer the matter to the Public Service Commission for disposition within fifteen (15) business days of receiving the Company’s response, or in the event the Company and complainant meet, within fifteen (15) business days of such meeting. The Commission shall maintain continuing jurisdiction over Section 2 (Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions) and Section 6 (Standards of Competitive Conduct).
Rules regarding affiliate transactions and standards of conduct are set forth in Appendix 10 of the Joint Proposal establishing the Company’s current rate plan, which is available on the Public Service Commission’s website (Case 23-G-0226). If a competitor (affiliated or non-affiliated) or customer believes that the Company has acted in violation of the Company’s Affiliate Rules Section 2 (Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions) and/or Section 6 (Standards of Competitive Conduct), such competitor, or Customer may provide the Company with a written notice of the complaint. Complaints can be sent using the contact form, below. The Company will respond to any such complaint within twenty (20) business days after receipt of the complaint. Within fifteen (15) business days after responding to such complaint, the Company will meet with the party to attempt to resolve the matter informally. If the Company and the complainant do not meet, or if they do meet, but are not successful in resolving the matter informally, then the complainant may refer the matter to the Public Service Commission for disposition within fifteen (15) business days of receiving the Company’s response, or in the event the Company and complainant meet, within fifteen (15) business days of such meeting. The Commission shall maintain continuing jurisdiction over Section 2 (Rules Governing Affiliate Transactions) and Section 6 (Standards of Competitive Conduct).