New laws to protect vital power cables passes Parliament
Source: New South Wales. Minister for Regulatory Reform. Media Release.
"People who damage or interfere with electricity supply cables will face tougher penalties, after new laws to protect the vital infrastructure passed through NSW Parliament today.
NSW Energy Minister Ian Macdonald said the new laws make it mandatory for contractors to notify electricity suppliers if they have damaged a cable and to seek advice before they start to excavate."
Thursday, June 18, 2009
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Labels: Energy and resources, Infrastructure, Law and Justice
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