I received a letter/notice of an undercharged revenue claim from the licensee after they informed me that my home's meter installation had been tampered with. Can the licensee conduct an inspection on the premises without the presence of a representative

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I received a letter/notice of an undercharged revenue claim from the licensee after they informed me that my home's meter installation had been tampered with. Can the licensee conduct an inspection on the premises without the presence of a representative

Under Section 38 of Act 447, the licensee is permitted to carry out an inspection and claim undercharged revenue if the licensee can prove that an offence has been committed at the consumer's meter installation. In such a case, the inspection of the premises may be carried out without the presence of a representative from the Energy Commission.

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