Mr. Speaker, the avenue that customers have, their first option, if customers are dissatisfied with their power bill is to go to their customer services representatives and the community people to whom they would pay their bills. The information then is sent on through to the Power Corporation. If at all possible, then those situations will be looked into to find out what the problem may be to try to rectify the situation. If they are not satisfied with the response they are getting from the Power Corporation, then I would certainly be ready to refer any requests I get from MLAs to the board and to the president of the Power Corporation. I am sure the board Members and chairperson would also be ready to do the same. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
Joe Handley on Question 284-14(6): Avenue For Disputing Power Bills
In the Legislative Assembly on June 10th, 2003. See this statement in context.
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Question 284-14(6): Avenue For Disputing Power Bills
Item 6: Oral Questions
June 9th, 2003
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