22 MAY 2008 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 87 2381

● in respect of Vanuatu, the right to operate two return
services per week.

Any person wishing to make representations to the Minister
of Transport relating to this application must forward
those representations in writing to reach me at the Ministry
of Transport, PO Box 3175, Wellington, on or before
13 June 2008.

Signed at Wellington this 16th day of May 2008.

JOHN MACILREE, Principal Adviser, Ministry of Transport.

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Authorities and Other Agencies of State Notices

Commerce Commission

Telecommunications Act 2001

Extended Consultation Period on Vodafone’s Standard Terms Proposal for the Mobile Co-location Service Under the Telecommunications Act 2001

On 30 April 2008, the Commerce Commission
(“Commission”) gave public notice that it had received
a standard terms proposal from Vodafone New Zealand
Limited for the specified service described as “Co-location on
cellular mobile transmission sites” (“the Mobile Co-location
Service”)*.

In that notice, the Commission advised that the closing date
for submissions was 19 May 2008.

Pursuant to section 30I of the Telecommunications Act
2001, the Commission gives public notice that it has
extended the period for submissions on the proposal for the
Mobile Co-location Service.

Parties to the determination now have until 9.00am on
26 May 2008 to submit on the proposal.

Submissions may be made about any matter to which the
proposal relates but must set out the wording of any
additional or alternative terms that are proposed to be
included in the standard terms determination.

A copy of the proposal can be found on the Commission’s
website at
http://www.comcom.govt.nz/IndustryRegulation/Telecommunications/StandardTermsDeterminations/Mobile
ColocationserviceStandardTermsDet/DecisionsList.aspx

Date of Notice: 16 May 2008.

COMMERCE COMMISSION.

*New Zealand Gazette, 8 May 2008, No. 81, page 2223

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Electricity Commission

Electricity Governance Regulations 2003

Electricity Governance Regulations (Exemption No. 63 (Transpower New Zealand Limited)) Exemption Notice 2008

Pursuant to Regulation 194(2) of the Electricity
Governance Regulations 2003, the Electricity Commission
(“Commission”) gives the following notice.

Notice

1. Title and commencement—(1) This notice is the
   Electricity Governance Regulations (Exemption No. 63
   (Transpower New Zealand Limited)) Exemption Notice

(2) This notice comes into force on the day after the date it
is notified in the New Zealand Gazette.

2. Exemption—Transpower New Zealand Limited, in its
   capacity as system operator (“system operator”), is granted
   an exemption from compliance with Rules 2 and 6 of Section
   IV of Part C of the Electricity Governance Rules 2003
   (“Rules”).

3. Terms and conditions—This exemption is granted on
   the following conditions:

(a) It only applies to the system operator in relation to its
intended contract with the load aggregator, Energy
Response Pty Limited (“ERPL”), to offer Sustained
Instantaneous Reserve (“SIR”) in the Instantaneous
Reserve (“IR”) market;

(b) the exemption from Rule 2 only applies to the system
operator’s obligation to use its reasonable endeavours
to comply with the requirements set out in Rules
125.3 and 127 of Schedule C5 of Part C of the
Rules;

(c) the exemption from Rule 6 only applies to the system
operator’s obligation to use its reasonable endeavours
to enter into contracts with ERPL that comply with
the requirements set out in Rule 130 of Schedule C5
of Part C of the Rules;

(d) the system operator must ensure that:

(i) it requires ERPL to provide individual or
aggregated load data at the source of the load
from which the system operator will determine
the delivered SIR quantity;

(ii) in the case of ERPL under-providing
Interruptible Load (“IL”), the system operator
assesses the amount of load pickup at the
source of the load at the trip time; and

(iii) its contracts with ERPL state that ERPL must
use monitoring equipment that measures data at
10 millisecond intervals and then uses that data
to calculate average response over one minute
after the start of the under-frequency event, in
accordance with the definition of SIR in the
Rules; and

(e) it will expire on 30 November 2008.\n
4. Reasons for granting the exemption—The reasons for
granting this exemption are:

(a) It would be unreasonable to require the system
operator to determine ERPL’s interruptible load data
at its contracted Grid Exit Points (“GXPs”) because
the offered IL is made up of many infinitesimal
loads that cannot be detected at the GXP level;

(b) ERPL’s individual load drops are better determined
at the source where the load is situated;

(c) it would be unreasonable to require the system
operator to impose the requirement for providing
monitoring equipment to record SIR data at no