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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 42. Public Utilities and Carriers
- Chapter 6. Pipeline Act
- Section 140. General Powers and Duties.
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AS 42.06.140. General Powers and Duties.
- (a) The commission
- (1) shall regulate pipelines and pipeline carriers in the state;
- (2) may investigate upon complaint or its own motion, the rates, classifications, rules, regulations, prices, services,
practices, and facilities of pipeline carriers, and the performance of obligations under and compliance with the terms
of leases issued by the state;
- (3) may make, prescribe, or require just, fair, and reasonable rates, classifications, regulations, practices, services,
and facilities for pipeline carriers;
- (4) may require pipeline carriers and affiliated interests to file with the commission reports and other information and
data required or permitted to be required by other provisions of this chapter;
- (5) may adopt regulations that are necessary and proper to the performance of its duties under this chapter, including
regulations governing practices and procedures of the commission; the regulations may not be inconsistent with state
law;
- (6) shall during normal business hours have access to and may designate any of its employees, agents, or consultants to
inspect and examine the accounts, financial and property records, books, maps, inventories, appraisals, valuations, and
related reports kept by a pipeline carrier, or kept for it by others, that directly affect the interests of the state
and directly relate to pipelines located in the state;
- (7) may initiate, intervene in, and appear personally or by counsel and offer evidence in and participate in, any
proceedings involving a pipeline carrier, and affecting the interests of the state, before any officer, department,
board, commission, or court of this state;
- (8) shall require permits for the construction, enlargement in size or operating capacity, extension, connection and
interconnection, operation or abandonment of any oil or gas pipeline facility or facilities, subject to necessary and
reasonable terms, conditions and limitations;
- (9) may prescribe the system of accounts and regulate the service of an oil or gas pipeline facility;
- (10) shall provide all reasonable assistance to the Department of Law in intervening in, offering evidence in, and
participating in proceedings involving a pipeline carrier or affiliated interest and affecting the interests of the
state, before an officer, department, board, commission, or court of another state or the United States.
- (b) The commission may assign a qualified, unbiased, and impartial administrative law judge, with experience in the
general practice of law, to conduct hearings under this chapter. The administrative law judge may perform other duties
in connection with the administration of this chapter and other laws. An administrative law judge hired to conduct
hearings under this chapter shall have been admitted to practice law for at least five years immediately before
appointment under this subsection.
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