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Have a say on the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill & Nuclear Regulator Amendment Bill
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23 comments delivered to parliament (closed 13 October 2023)

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the Portfolio Committee on Mineral Resources and Energy invited the public to comment on the Electricity Regulation Amendment Bill [B23 – 2023] and the National Nuclear Regulator Amendment Bill [B25 – 2023].

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    Object of the Bills

    The Electricity Bill aims to amend the Electricity Regulation Act of 2006 through the following:

      • To delete, amend and insert certain definitions; to provide for the application of the Act;
      • To provide for the National Energy Regulator to consider applications for licences and the issue of licences;
      • To provide for revocation and deregistration of licences;
      • To provide for additional electricity, new generation capacity and electricity infrastructure;
      • To provide for the establishment, duties, powers and functions of the Transmission System Operator and transitional measures;
      • To provide for an open market platform that allows for competitive electricity trading;
      • To assign the duties, powers and functions of the Transmission System Operator to the National Transmission Company South Africa;
      • To provide for delegation and assignment; to provide for offences and penalties; and to provide for matters connected therewith.

    Nuclear laws

    This seeks to amend the National Nuclear Regulator Act of 1999 through the following:

      • To substitute certain definitions and insert new definitions; to authorise the regulator to perform additional regulatory functions;
      • To provide for conditions applicable to the transfer of responsibility for authorised activities;
      • To provide for additional powers of inspectors; to provide for financial provision for costs associated with safe rehabilitation or decommissioning of nuclear facilities; to provide for administrative fines;
      • To provide for the establishment of the National Dose Register;
      • To provide for a centralised database of radiation workers; and to provide for matters connected therewith.