Electricity Regulation Act, 2006 (Act No. 4 of 2006)RulesRules for Conducting Tribunal Proceedings18. Intervenors |
| 1. | Any time after a Referral Notice is filed with a Tribunal, any person, other than a Complainant, who has a material interest in the relevant matter may apply to intervene in a Tribunal hearing by filing a notice. The notice must: |
| (a) | include a concise statement of the nature of the person's interest in the proceeding; and |
| (b) | be served on all the Parties to the proceedings. |
| 2. | Within ten (10) business days after receiving an application to intervene, the Tribunal may: |
| (a) | allow the requester to intervene, subject to any conditions; or |
| (b) | deny the request for any good cause. |
| 3. | If an application to intervene is allowed, the Tribunal must: |
| (a) | send to the intervenor a list of all non-confidential documents filed in the proceedings prior to the day on which the request for leave to intervene was granted; and |
| (b) | allow access by an intervenor to any document filed or received and entered as evidence, with due regard to the already established procedures for protecting confidential and personal information. |