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    The document discusses electricity licensing in three sections. It allows the Authority to issue licenses for listed activities. It exempts generators of 400kW or less that supply only employees/tenants and are not connected to a network from requiring a license. It also states that if electricity was interrupted at a premises under this Act, the premises cannot claim an exemption from licensing. It outlines that license applications must be made in writing to the Authority and the Authority must give public notice of applications.

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    The document discusses electricity licensing in three sections. It allows the Authority to issue licenses for listed activities. It exempts generators of 400kW or less that supply only employees/tenants and are not connected to a network from requiring a license. It also states that if electricity was interrupted at a premises under this Act, the premises cannot claim an exemption from licensing. It outlines that license applications must be made in writing to the Authority and the Authority must give public notice of applications.

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    Eact 3

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    The document discusses electricity licensing in three sections. It allows the Authority to issue licenses for listed activities. It exempts generators of 400kW or less that supply only employees/tenants and are not connected to a network from requiring a license. It also states that if electricity was interrupted at a premises under this Act, the premises cannot claim an exemption from licensing. It outlines that license applications must be made in writing to the Authority and the Authority must give public notice of applications.

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    (2) The Authority may issue a licence in respect of an activity listed in the

    Schedule.

    (3) The Authority shall, subject to such conditions it may impose, exempt a
    person from holding a licence where -

    (a) a person uses a generator to generate electricity for his own


    consumption or for the supply of electricity to employees or
    tenants staying on premises belonging to the person;

    (b) the generator is not connected to a licensee’s network; and

    (c) the generator does not exceed 400 kW.

    (4) Notwithstanding subsection (3), where the supply of electricity to a person


    has been interrupted or discontinued under this Act in respect of a
    premises, that person or any other person shall not, in respect of the
    same premises, be exempt from holding a licence.

    4. Application for licences

    (1) Any person who wishes to -

    (a) obtain, transfer or renew a licence; or

    (b) have the terms of his licence amended,

    shall make a written application to the Authority in a manner and form


    determined by the Authority.

    (2) On receipt of an application under subsection (1), the Authority shall give
    public notice of the application in the Gazette and in 2 daily newspapers.

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