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5196.194 Public Gas utility individual contracts. Nothing in ss. 196.03,
6196.19, 196.20, 196.21, 196.22, 196.37, 196.60, 196.604 and 196.625 prohibits the
7commission from approving the filing of a tariff which permits a gas utility to enter
8into an individual contract with an individual customer if the term of the contract
9is no more than 5 years, or a longer period approved by the commission, and if the
10commission determines that substitute gas services are available to customers or
11potential customers of the gas utility and the absence of such a tariff will cause the
12gas utility to be disadvantaged in competing for business. A tariff filed under this
13subsection section shall include the condition that any such contract shall be
14compensatory. The tariff shall include any other condition and procedure required
15by the commission in the public interest. Within 20 days after a contract authorized
16under this
subsection section or an amendment to such a contract has been executed,
17the gas utility shall submit the contract to the commission. The commission shall
18give notice to any person, upon request, that a contract authorized under this
19subsection section has been received by the commission. The notice shall identify the
20gas utility that has entered into the contract. Within 6 months after receiving
21substantial evidence that a contract may be noncompensatory, or upon its own
22motion, the commission shall investigate and determine whether the contract is
23compensatory. If the commission determines that the contract is noncompensatory,
24the commission may make appropriate adjustments in the rates or tariffs of the gas
25utility that has entered into the contract, in addition to other remedies under this
1chapter. The dollar amount of the adjustment may not be less than the amount by
2which the contract was found to be noncompensatory.".
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20"
(2) Call originators. Beginning no later than 12 months after the effective
21date of this subsection .... [LRB inserts date], a commercial mobile radio service
22provider or competitive local exchange carrier that originates a call must transmit
23with that call all information necessary for the proper identification of the provider
1or carrier originating the call and for the proper billing of intercarrier compensation
2to the call.".
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7"196.218
(3) (f)
Notwithstanding ss. 196.196 (1) and (5) (d) 2., 196.20 (2m), (5)
8and (6), 196.213 and 196.215, a A telecommunications utility that provides local".
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196.219
(2) (a) Notwithstanding any exemptions identified in this chapter
16except
s. ss. 196.202,
196.203, and 196.50, a telecommunications utility or provider
17shall provide protection to its consumers under this section unless exempted in
18whole or in part by rule or order of the commission under this section. The
19commission shall promulgate rules that identify the conditions under which
20provisions of this section may be suspended.
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196.219
(2r) Wholesale access rates. Any reduction in wholesale access rates
23ordered by the commission prior to the effective date of this subsection .... [LRB
1inserts date], including any reduction ordered pursuant to s. 196.195, shall remain
2effective unless modified by the commission in a subsequent order.".