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STC Panel Meeting and Documents
The STC modification Panel is made up of a Panel chair and a Panel technical secretary (provided by us), as well as members of the National Grid System Operator, offshore and onshore transmission licensees, and an authority representative.
It usually meets every month but will also meet on an ad hoc basis if needed, and its function is to:
- Evaluate and administer amendments to the Code
- Review any consequences of those amendments
- Administer the Code itself
- Establish joint working arrangements
- Prioritise modifications
For more information, please contact [email protected]
Our next Panel Meeting is on 14 December 2022
The meeting will run from 10am to 12pm via MS Teams. Panel papers to be issued on 06 December 2022.
Last Panel Meeting was 30 November 2022
Our last Panel meeting was held on 30 November 2022. Agenda, Panel papers and headline report can be found following the more details link below.
Find a Panel Meeting
If you’re looking for a particular Panel meeting or any of the documents associated with it, then all meetings past and present are listed below in date order.