Energy Safety Act 2006 (WA)

Western Australia Energy Safety Act 2006 Western Australia Energy Safety Act 2006 Contents Part 1 — Preliminary 1. Short title 2 2. Commencement 2 3. Terms used in this Act 2 Part 2 — Business plans 4. Draft business plan to be submitted to Minister 5 5. Transitional provision 5 6. Matters to be included in business plan 5 7. Contents of statement of intent 6 8. Contents of financial plan 6 9. Minister's powers in relation to draft business plan 7 10. Draft business plan must not be published without Minister's approval 8 11. Minister's approval of draft business plan 8 12. Modifications of business plan 8 13. Director of Energy Safety must act in accordance with statement of intent 9 Part 3 — Energy safety levy 14. Minister may determine levy 10 15. Disallowance of levy notice 10 16. Notice of assessment 12 17. Payment of levy 12 18. Penalty for non‑payment 13 19. Recovery of levy and interest 13 Part 4 — Objections and review 20. Grounds of objection 14 21. Review of decision of chief executive officer on objection 15 22. Review of decision to refuse to extend time for objection 15 23. New matters raised on review 15 24. Objection not to affect liability to pay levy 16 25. Repayment of levy 16 Part 5 — Energy Safety Account 26. Energy Safety Account 17 27. Use of funds in Energy Safety Account 17 Part 6 — Obtaining information and investigation 28. Power to require information or material 18 29. Designation and identification of investigators 19 30. Powers of investigators 19 31. False or misleading information 21 32. Obstructing or misleading an investigator 22 33. Confidentiality 22 Part 7 — Miscellaneous 34. Delegation by chief executive officer 23 36. Supplementary provision for laying document before Parliament 23 37. Regulations 24 Notes Compilation table 25 Defined terms Western Australia Energy Safety Act 2006 An Act to — * make provision for the collection of a levy from certain energy industry participants; and * establish an account relating to energy safety, regulation and management. The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows: