Issues

RMGRR027

Summary
Action
Voting Record
Background
Key Documents

Summary

Title	Standard Historical Usage Request
Next Group
Next Step
Status	Approved on 10/06/2005
Effective Dates	11/11/2005

Action

Date	Gov Body	Action Taken	Next Steps
10/06/2005	TAC	Approved
09/14/2005	RMS	Recommended for Approval

Date

Gov Body

Action Taken

Next Steps

10/06/2005

TAC

Approved

09/14/2005

RMS

Recommended for Approval

Voting Record

Date	Gov Body	Motion	Result
10/06/2005	TAC	On 10/06/05, TAC voted unanimously to approve RMGRR027 as recommended by RMS. All market segments were present.	Passed
09/14/2005	RMS	On 09/14/05, RMS voted to recommend approval of RMGRR027 as modified by ERCOT, TXU Energy and RMS comments. There was one opposing vote from the Investor Owned Utility segment and one abstention from the Independent Power Marketer segment. All Market segments were present.	Passed

Date

Gov Body

Motion

Result

10/06/2005

TAC

On 10/06/05, TAC voted unanimously to approve RMGRR027 as recommended by RMS. All market segments were present.

Passed

09/14/2005

RMS

On 09/14/05, RMS voted to recommend approval of RMGRR027 as modified by ERCOT, TXU Energy and RMS comments. There was one opposing vote from the Investor Owned Utility segment and one abstention from the Independent Power Marketer segment. All Market segments were present.

Passed

Background

Status:	Approved
Date Posted:	Jul 20, 2005
Sponsor:	Christy Hedrick/R.J. Covington
Urgent:	No
Sections:	7.4.1 Instructions for Standard Letter of Authorization
Description:	7.4.1 Instructions for Standard Letter of Authorization This RMGRR allows a customer to designate an LOA to have an unlimited term.
Reason:	There are entities in the current retail market that act as long-term advisors, legal counsel, or consultants to customers. These relationships may be indefinite and customers may want an LOA that reflects such a long-term relationship. Furthermore, customers who pay for the services and time of consultants and have already designated an LOA term of œunlimite€? may not want to bear the administrative expense for additional LOAs when their existing LOAs clearly indicate their intention.