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WECC-0070 Governor Droop Criterion

WECC-0070 Governor Droop Criterion. Standards Processes. Welcome! . Defining the Basics Who’s on the Team Team rights and obligations Meeting Access The Process. Team. Who’s the Chair? Who’s the Vice Chair? Who’s the Secretary? Who’s on the Team?. Team Obligations.

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WECC-0070 Governor Droop Criterion

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  1. WECC-0070Governor Droop Criterion Standards Processes

  2. Welcome! • Defining the Basics • Who’s on the Team • Team rights and obligations • Meeting Access • The Process

  3. Team • Who’s the Chair? • Who’s the Vice Chair? • Who’s the Secretary? • Who’s on the Team?

  4. Team Obligations • The Team serves the WECC • Your focus is on the interconnection • Avoid “personal” positions • Avoid “company” positions • The Team serves a reliability function • To be a “Team” requires participation • Stay active and informed • Bring your expertise and creative ideas • Do your homework “before” the meeting • Read minutes and other documents “before” the meeting

  5. Getting Around • WECC-0070 “Pages” • Request • Team Site • Calendar • Load to your Outlook • Minutes and their location • Documents • Comments • When in doubt…go here! • http://www.wecc.biz/Standards/Development/WECC-0070/default.aspx • Your Team Lead will create an email exploder

  6. Meeting Access • WECC-0070 Governor Droop Criterion • “Unless otherwise noticed, all drafting team meetings will use the following telephone bridge, pass code, and meeting URL: Bridge:       1-719-359-4032 Passcode:  649658 URL:          http://wecc.na5.acrobat.com/droop/ • Web Site is Mountain Time

  7. Conducting Meetings • The goal is forward progress • Schedule meetings for efficient use of time • Roberts Rules of Order (Abridged) • Limit Debate • Establish a specific time window for debate and abide by it. • Establish a team conclusion at the end of the debate period. • The team agrees to support the team decision • Chair • Can rule an individual “Out of Order” • Can request removal of an individual

  8. Process and Related Documents • Process for Developing and Approving WECC Standards • http://www.wecc.biz/Standards/Development/Documents/Standards_Development_Process_Approved.pdf • The WECC Bylaws • http://www.wecc.biz/library/WECC%20Documents/Business%20and%20Governance%20Documents/WECC%20Bylaws%202009.pdf

  9. Development Principles • All meetings of the DT shall be open to the public and broad participation is encouraged. • All participants eligible to vote at a WECC Standing Committee retain full opportunity and representation to vote on the final document when presented at the Standing Committee. • Nothing in these Development Principles shall infringe on an individual’s rights to appeal a Standing Committee vote regarding the resultant document. • All DT members are encouraged to always be present; proxy voting by a DT member is not allowed. • The Process does not require a quorum to be present before a DT vote is taken. • The Process does not require notice that a DT vote will be taken. • The Process does not require notice that a DT subset group will meet.

  10. Development Principles • It takes only a simple majority to carry a vote on any DT issue. • DT voting may take place face-to-face, electronically, in real-time or within a scheduled window. • Voting on which position to adopt on a drafting issue is reserved for the DT members. • Voting on inclusion or exclusion of specific language in the document under development is reserved for the DT members. • Voting on minutes and related business motions is reserved for the DT members. • Straw Polls are of excellent advisory value but the DT is not obligated to abide by a straw poll.

  11. Regional Criterion Structure • Purpose Statement • What is the document designed “To Do” • Applicable Entities • Can draft these after the Requirements • They will flow naturally from the Requirements • They must be entities mentioned in the NERC Functional Model • Requirements • Measures • Mirror the Requirements • Draft after the Requirements are locked in

  12. Regional Criterion Structure • Compliance • For a “criterion”, a Compliance section is not needed. • No Violation Severity Levels • No Violation Risk Factors • No civil penalty • Ten Benchmarks for Excellence • NERC has created a benchmark that can be used by any team to know if their work product meets the goals • http://www.nerc.com/files/NERC_Drafting_Team_Guidelines_Endorsed_by_SC_April2009.pdf

  13. Notice • All meetings of the full drafting team require 30 days notice to the industry • Sub teams may meet without notice • All meetings of the drafting team are open to the public

  14. Notice • Minutes • Select a secretary • Contains the basics • Contains attendance list • Draft minutes posted to the Team Site within five business days of the meeting • Drafts • Keep a current draft of your criterion/ work product posted on the Team Site with each meeting.

  15. Process Sequence • 45 day Posting • Answer “each” of the Comments • 30 day Posting • Answer “each” of the Comments • Must repost if there is a “substantive” change • Substantive = “Surprise” • Repeat until done • Vote to forward to Standing Committee • 30 day Notice to SC • Vote

  16. Questions?

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