Chapter 3 - Public Service Commission

Chapter 3 - Public Service Commission

Section 58-3-5. Definitions.
Section 58-3-10. Continuation of Public Service Commission.
Section 58-3-20. Membership; election and qualifications; Review Committee; terms; vacancies.
Section 58-3-24. General Assembly members and immediate family ineligible for election to commission.
Section 58-3-25. Conflict of interest; commission members and employees.
Section 58-3-30. Oaths; Code of Judicial Conduct applicable; ethics and the Administrative Procedure Act workshop.
Section 58-3-40. Election of chairman; hearing officer.
Section 58-3-50. Administration of oaths.
Section 58-3-60. Employment of clerk, attorneys and other staff; salaries; travel authorization and approval; exception as to functions of Office of Regulatory Staff
Section 58-3-70. Compensation of commission members; limitations on other employment.
Section 58-3-90. Meetings of Commission; quorum.
Section 58-3-100. Assessment for expenses of Commission; Commission an other-funded agency.
Section 58-3-110. Advance of funds for office of Commission.
Section 58-3-130. State agencies, boards, and commissions must supply records and information to Commission.
Section 58-3-140. Powers to regulate public utilities.
Section 58-3-142. Limitation on appearance of members of General Assembly in rate-fixing proceedings.
Section 58-3-170. Commission empowered to fix agreements, contracts, and rates between common carriers and telephone and telegraph companies.
Section 58-3-180. Promulgation of regulations to effectuate Section 58-3-170.
Section 58-3-190. Reports by entities subject to commission jurisdiction; audits by Office of Regulatory Staff.
Section 58-3-200. Inspections, audits and examinations.
Section 58-3-220. Disposition of penalties and forfeitures for failure to comply with orders of commission.
Section 58-3-225. Conduct of hearings; absence of commissioner; ejection of disruptive party; contempt; withdrawal of petition.
Section 58-3-230. Unauthorized change of utility provider service; authorization; penalties; "customer" defined.
Section 58-3-240. Definitions; exemption from certain regulations for certain utility services.
Section 58-3-250. Final orders and decisions; contents; service on parties.
Section 58-3-260. Communications between commission and parties prohibited; exempt communications; disclosure of improper communications; penalties.
Section 58-3-270. Obtaining remedial relief from violation of prohibited communications; hearing before administrative law judge.
Section 58-3-280. Restriction on employment of former commissioners by public utility.
Section 58-3-310. Transportation Division Inspectors; commission and removal of inspectors.
Section 58-3-320. Bond of inspectors.
Section 58-3-330. Oath of inspectors.
Section 58-3-340. Inspectors to possess and exercise powers and authority of constables.
Section 58-3-350. Enforcement authority of inspectors.
Section 58-3-360. Inspectors to insure that violators are prosecuted.
Section 58-3-370. Arrest procedure.
Section 58-3-510. State Regulation of Public Utilities Review Committee established.
Section 58-3-520. Membership; election of chairman; meetings; nomination of candidates for Public Service Commission and Executive Director of Office of Regulatory Staff.
Section 58-3-530. Powers and duties.
Section 58-3-540. Expenses.
Section 58-3-550. Staffing; identification of Executive Director candidates.
Section 58-3-560. Election of commission members; screening and qualification of candidates.
Section 58-3-570. Study of other state commission structures, responsibilities; report and recommendations.
Section 58-3-580. Organization of and allocation of staff to commission or Office of Regulatory Staff.

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