Article 6-2. Remote control The Law on Electric Power Industry

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1. Remote monitoring is carried out by the control body on an ongoing basis by analyzing the activities of the subjects (objects) of control in order to identify violations affecting the safety, reliability and quality of production, transmission, supply and consumption of electric energy.

2. Remote control is carried out by the control body in respect of subjects (objects) of control that have committed a violation in accordance with paragraph 1 of this article, based on an analysis of the activities of subjects (objects) of control and information systems data, reports submitted by subjects (objects) of control, open sources, mass media, as well as other information about the activities of the subject (object) of control, including information obtained as part of interdepartmental interaction with government agencies.

3. In case of detection of violations based on the results of remote control, a conclusion on the results of remote control is drawn up and sent to the subject (object) of control no later than five working days from the date of detection of violations.

The form of the conclusion on the results of remote monitoring is approved by the authorized body.

4. Within the framework of remote control, the control bodies have the right:

1) request written information and documents or copies thereof from the subjects (objects) of control and their officials;

2) to summon the subjects of control to receive explanations related to the subject of control.

5. Subjects (objects) of control are obliged to submit the information and documents specified in the request of the control body within the time limits established by the control body.

6. The conclusion on the results of remote control is drawn up in two copies. One copy is sent to the subject (object) of control, the second copy remains with the control body.

An opinion on the results of remote control sent by one of the following methods is considered to have been duly delivered in the following cases::

1) on purpose – from the date of the mark in the receipt report;

2) by mail – by registered mail with notification;

3) electronically – from the date of sending by the control body to the e-mail address of the subject (object) of control specified in the letter at the request of the control body.

7. A control entity that has received an opinion on the results of remote control must, within ten working days from the day following the day of its delivery, submit to the control body that conducted the remote control an action plan to eliminate the identified violations, indicating the specific time frame for their elimination.

Upon expiration of the time limits specified in the conclusion on the results of remote control, the subject of control provides information on the execution of the conclusion on the results of remote control.

The subject (object) of control shall attach materials proving the fact of elimination of the violation to the information provided on the execution of the conclusion on the results of remote control.

8. In case of disagreement with the violations indicated in the conclusion on the results of remote control, the control entity has the right to send an objection to the control body that conducted the remote control, which sent the conclusion on the results of remote control, within five working days from the day following the day of delivery of the conclusion on the results of remote control.

In the objection, the control entity is obliged to state the comments and (or) arguments that are sent to the control body.

The control body that conducted the remote control, within ten working days from the date of receipt of the objection, taking into account the comments and (or) arguments, decides whether to accept or refuse to accept the objection with a reasoned justification.

9. Failure to comply with the conclusion on the results of remote control within the prescribed period is the basis for the appointment of an unscheduled inspection of the subject (object) of control in accordance with this Law.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated July 9, 2004 No. 588.

This Law regulates public relations arising in the process of production, transmission and consumption of electric energy.

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