Gas Act 2001 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Gas Retailers, Gas Importers and General Provisions
54. Entry during supply
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Subject to section 60, any person authorised by a gas transporter may enter a consumer’s premises for the purpose of —
gas transporter
“gas transporter” means a person holding a gas transporter’s licence;
exercising the gas transporter’s rights under section 29;
ascertaining the quantity of gas conveyed to the premises; or
exercising such other powers as may be specified in the Act.
Subject to section 60, any person authorised by a relevant gas shipper or relevant gas retailer may enter a consumer’s premises for the purpose of —
relevant gas shipper
“relevant gas shipper” means, in relation to a consumer who is a direct access customer, the gas shipper who makes arrangements with a gas transporter for gas to be conveyed to the premises of that consumer;
inspecting gas fittings; or
ascertaining the quantity of gas supplied or conveyed to the premises.