NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 147

7 NOVEMBER 2013

(with a real-time class service profile of 40 kbps), $13.82
(with a real-time class service profile of 90 kbps), and
$14.85 (with a real-time class service profile of 180 kbps).
The charge for a new instance of a service is $15.85 (where
no site visit is required), $73.51 (where an exchange or
cabinet visit is required), or $169.73 (where a site visit is
required). The charge for a change from one broadband
service or a variant of the unbundled bitstream access
service to another is $15.85 if no port change at the DSLAM
is required, or $73.51 if a port change at the DSLAM is
required.

The complete schedule of charges are set out in Schedule 2
to the UBA STD.

The review was required by section 77 of the
Telecommunications (TSO, Broadband, and Other Matters)
Amendment Act 2011 ("Amendment Act").
Parties to the UBA STD may apply for a pricing review to
determine a price in accordance with the final pricing
principle under section 42 of the Act no later than 25
working days after this notice, in accordance with section 78
of the Amendment Act.

If such a review is requested, the Commission must
make reasonable efforts to complete the pricing review
by 30 November 2014.

Further information about the decision is available on the
Commission's website at

www.comcom.govt.nz/regulated-industries/
telecommunications/standard-terms-
determinations/unbundled-bitstream-access-
service/section-30r-reviews-of-uba-std/uba-
benchmarking-review/

Date of Determination: 5 November 2013.

COMMERCE COMMISSION.
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Dated at Wellington this 4th day of November 2013.

Dr THOMAS BRENT LAYTON, Chairperson, Electricity
Authority.
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Notice of the Electricity Industry Participation

(Managing Retailer Default Situations)

Code Amendment 2013

1. Pursuant to section 38(3)(b) of the Electricity Industry
   Act 2010, the Electricity Authority gives notice of
   the making of the Electricity Industry Participation
   (Managing Retailer Default Situations) Code Amendment

3. The amendment comes into force on 16 December 2013.

4. The amendment enables the Electricity Authority to
   resolve a default situation when a retailer becomes
   insolvent or otherwise rapidly exits the market and
   is unable to supply its customers.

5. A copy of the amendment and the Electricity Industry
   Participation Code 2010 ("Code") are available on the
   Electricity Authority's website at

www.ea.govt.nz/act-code-regs/code-regs/

5. A copy of the amendment and the Code may also be
   inspected free of charge or purchased from the Electricity
   Authority, Level 7, ASB Bank Tower, 2 Hunter Street,
   Wellington.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of November 2013.

Dr THOMAS BRENT LAYTON, Chairperson, Electricity
Authority.
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Electricity Authority

Electricity Industry Act 2010

Notice of the Electricity Industry Participation

(Urgent Temporary Grid Reconfiguration)

Code Amendment 2013

1. Pursuant to section 38(3)(b) of the Electricity Industry
   Act 2010, the Electricity Authority gives notice of the
   making of the Electricity Industry Participation (Urgent
   Temporary Grid Reconfiguration) Code Amendment 2013.

2. The amendment comes into force on 16 December 2013.

3. The amendment enables Transpower New Zealand
   Limited, with little or no notice, to temporarily
   remove one or more interconnection assets from
   service or temporarily reconfigure the grid, if doing
   so would contribute to improving security of supply
   (urgent temporary grid reconfiguration).

4. A copy of the amendment and the Electricity Industry
   Participation Code 2010 ("Code") are available on the
   Electricity Authority's website at

www.ea.govt.nz/act-code-regs/code-regs/

5. A copy of the amendment and the Code may also be
   inspected free of charge or purchased from the Electricity
   Authority, Level 7, ASB Bank Tower, 2 Hunter Street,
   Wellington.

Dated at Wellington this 4th day of November 2013.

DR THOMAS BRENT LAYTON, Chairperson, Electricity
Authority.

Environmental Protection Authority

Climate Change Response Act 2002

New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme 2012

Final Allocations for Eligible Activities

In accordance with section 86B(5) of the Climate Change
Response Act 2002 (CCRA), the Environmental Protection
Authority has made final decisions allocating the following
New Zealand Units (NZUs) to the eligible industry persons
as listed.

These NZUs have been allocated to protect their
competitiveness against overseas producers that do not face
equivalent costs for emissions.

All industry persons listed were eligible to receive an
allocation of NZUs under the CCRA for the period of
1 January 2012 to 31 December 2012.

The final unit allocation reflects the total units given to an
entity based on their actual production for 2012.

NZUs allocated under these decisions have been transferred
to the respective New Zealand Emission Unit Register
(NZEUR) holding accounts.