Regulatory Guidelines

The ERA has produced guidelines, policies, reporting manuals and datasheets to assist licensees to comply with the conditions of their licence.

Annual Licence Reporting Manuals and Datasheets

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Date Documents File type
27-May-20 Water Compliance Reporting Manual 2020
Adobe PDF 634 kB

17-Apr-20 2020 Water, Sewerage and Irrigation Licence Performance Reporting Datasheets
Microsoft Excel 138 kB

17-May-19 Water, Sewerage and Irrigation Licence Performance Reporting Handbook
Adobe PDF 277 kB

Guidelines

Date Documents File type
01-Mar-19 2019 Audit and Review Guidelines - Water Licences
Adobe PDF 956 kB

29-Jun-18 Financial Hardship Policy Guidelines for Water Services - June 2018
Adobe PDF 264 kB

20-Dec-16 Customer Complaint Guidelines - December 2016
Adobe PDF 198 kB

Description: Customer Complaint Guidelines - December 2016
08-Nov-16 ERA Licence application guidelines - Electricity, gas and water licences
Microsoft Word 217 kB

Description: ERA Licence application guidelines - Electricity, gas and water licences
08-Nov-16 ERA Licence application guidelines - Electricity, gas and water licences
Adobe PDF 373 kB

Description: ERA Licence application guidelines - Electricity, gas and water licences
28-Apr-16 Public Consultation Guidelines – Electricity, Gas & Water Licences and Electricity & Gas Standard Form Contracts
Adobe PDF 331 kB

Description: Public Consultation Guidelines – Electricity, Gas & Water Licences and Electricity & Gas Standard Form Contracts

Policies

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23-Feb-16 2016 Compliance Enforcement Policy
Adobe PDF 409 kB

Description: 2016 Compliance Enforcement Policy
24-Jan-07 Best Practice Utility Licensing
Adobe PDF 172 kB

Page last updated: 27 May 2020

The ERA is Western Australia's independent economic regulator. We aim to ensure the delivery of water, electricity, gas and rail services in Western Australia is in the long-term interest of consumers.

Acknowledgement of Country

The Economic Regulation Authority acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.

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