CACERCanadian Energy Regulator Act, s. 73Primary legislationIn force

Alternative dispute resolution

The Canadian Energy Regulator must provide alternative dispute resolution processes for disputes under the Act when all parties consent. Results are non-binding but may be considered by the Commission or designated officers in their decisions and may be made public with party consent.

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Alternative dispute resolution

73 (1) If all the parties to a dispute that is directly related to a matter under this Act consent, the Regulator must provide or cause to be provided an alternative dispute resolution process for the dispute. (2) The results of the alternative dispute resolution process are not binding. (3) The Commission may take the results of the alternative dispute resolution process into account when making a decision, order or recommendation and may refer to them in the decision, order or recommendation. (4) A designated officer may take the results of the alternative dispute resolution process into account when making a decision or order and may refer to them in the decision or order. (5) The Regulator may make the results of the alternative dispute resolution process public with the consent of the parties.

Source

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-15.1/section-73.html

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