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Ensuring regulated utilities comply with AUC decisions, orders, rules and relevant legislation
The AUC’s enforcement staff conduct a preliminary examination of all complaints that appear to involve a contravention of Alberta’s utility laws, and AUC orders, decisions and rules. Many of those complaints are resolved without the need for further investigation or enforcement action.
If it appears that a violation of law or rule can be proven and the information is sufficient to warrant further action, then a designated enforcement AUC member (a member of the regulatory tribunal) is assigned to the file and decides whether further investigation is warranted.
The following matters were resolved as a result of AUC investigations.
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