The Canadian Energy Regulator Commission is authorized to establish procedural rules governing its operations, including the powers and duties of commissioners, conduct of hearings, issuance of decisions and orders, and internal administrative procedures.
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35 The Commission may make rules generally for the carrying out of its work and the management of its internal affairs, including rules respecting (a) the powers, duties and functions of the commissioners; (b) its sittings; (c) its decisions, orders and recommendations; and (d) its procedures and practices.
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Section 90 of the Canadian Energy Regulator Act clarifies that Directors, Commissioners, the Chief Executive Officer, and employees of the Canadian Energy Regulator are covered under the Government Employees Compensation Act and are considered employed in the federal public administration.
The Canadian Energy Regulator must immediately notify the public when a compensation tribunal is established, including publication in the Canada Gazette detailing the tribunal's purpose and procedures for filing compensation claims.