Energy Conservation Act 2012

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3 Meaning of "business activity"

4 Meaning of "operational control"

5 Application of Act to Government

6 Director-General and appointment of authorised officers

7 Sector regulators and appointment of transport sector authorised officers

9 Protection from personal liability

10 Interpretation of this Division

12 Restriction on supply of regulated goods

12A Restriction on supply by importers and manufacturers

13 Registration of suppliers and regulated goods

14 Register of registered suppliers and registered goods

15 Duration and renewal of registration

16 Withdrawal or revocation of registration

18 Maintenance of records

19 Power of Director-General to require regulated goods for testing or analysis and furnishing of information

20 False statements, forging of documentation, etc.

21 Interpretation of this Division

22 Registrable corporation

23 Registration of registrable corporation

24 Register of registered corporations

25 Corporation may apply to cancel registration

26 Power of Director-General to ascertain if corporation is registrable

26A Energy efficiency opportunities assessments for new ventures

26B Minimum energy efficiency standards for energy‑consuming systems

27 Periodic reporting of energy use and production by registered corporations

27A Energy management systems of registered corporations

27B Energy efficiency opportunities assessments by registered corporations

28 Energy efficiency improvement plans of registered corporations

29 Records to be kept

30 Appointment of energy manager

31 Data not to be falsified, etc.

31A Reports and plans

31B Power of Director-General to waive requirements

32 Penalties for non-compliance

33 Entering premises, etc., to monitor compliance

34 Powers of authorised officers in monitoring compliance

35 Authorised officer may require persons to provide information and produce documents

36 Power to demand names and addresses

37 Authorised officers to be provided with all facilities and assistance

38 Penalty for obstructing Director‑General or authorised officer in course of duty

39 Interpretation of this Division

40 Motor vehicles subject to requirements on fuel economy and vehicular emissions

41 Fuel economy and vehicular emissions certificate, data and testing

42 Labelling of fuel economy and vehicular emissions

43 False statements, forging of documentation, etc.

44 Interpretation of this Division

45 Transport facility operators

46 Power of sector regulator to ascertain if entity is transport facility operator

47 Periodic reporting of energy use, etc.

48 Records to be kept

49 Energy efficiency improvement plans

50 Appointment of energy manager

51 Energy manager not to falsify data

52 Penalties for non-compliance

53 Entering premises, etc., to monitor compliance

54 Powers of transport sector authorised officers in monitoring compliance

55 Transport sector authorised officer may require persons to furnish information and produce documents

56 Power to demand names and addresses

57 Powers to examine and secure attendance, etc.

58 Authorised dealer, etc., and transport facility operator to provide transport sector authorised officer with all facilities and assistance

59 Penalty for obstructing transport sector authorised officer in course of duty

60 Composition of offences

63 Adoption of codes and standards

64 Power to obtain energy consumption data from energy suppliers

65 Energy and environment impact surveys

66 Powers to examine and secure attendance, etc.

67 Notices and other documents may be given by authorised officer or transport sector authorised officer

68 Service of documents, etc.

69 Inaccuracies in document

71 Disclosure of information

72 Offences by bodies corporate, etc.

73 Power of court to order cause of contravention to be remedied

74 Composition of offences

75 Saving of prosecutions under other laws

76 Amendment of Schedule

79 Adoption of codes and standards

80 Saving and transitional provisions in relation to Part 3

Corporation may apply to cancel registration

25.—(1) A registered corporation may apply to the Director‑General to cancel its registration —

(a)	subject to paragraph (b), if the registered corporation no longer qualifies as a registrable corporation;
(b)	in the case where the registered corporation had qualified as a registrable corporation by reason of any business activity or premises under its operational control having attained an energy use threshold, if that business activity or premises (as the case may be) of the registered corporation ceased to attain the energy use threshold for a continuous period of at least 3 years immediately preceding the application; or
(c)	in the event of such other occurrence or in such other circumstances as may be prescribed.

(2) The Director‑General must cancel the registration of any registered corporation if the Director‑General is satisfied that any of the grounds for cancellation in subsection (1) are made out.

(3) The Director‑General must, within 14 days after cancelling the registration of any corporation under subsection (2), inform the corporation in writing of the cancellation.

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