Idaho § 62-1303 - Adoption of procedures

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§ 62-1303. Adoption of procedures

The Idaho public utilities commission, after notice and hearing pursuant to its rules of practice and procedure, shall promulgate rules that are necessary to implement the procedures for submission of electric and gas consumption reports. Such procedures shall provide that only the Idaho department of water resources may request electric and gas consumption data. In implementing such rules, the commission shall limit the submission of data to customer name, service location, customer account number, and power or gas consumption.

[62-1303, added 1994, ch. 429, sec. 2, p. 1387.]

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