The Canadian Energy Regulator or a designated officer may issue orders, directions, and impose conditions either generally across all regulated entities or specifically for particular cases or classes of cases, enabling flexible regulatory application.
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66 The Commission or a designated officer may, when making an order, giving a direction, imposing conditions or doing any other thing in relation to a person, do so either generally or in any particular case or class of cases.
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