Part 2	AER to provide information, and promote informed discussion, on regulatory issues
4	Interpretation
In this Part:
regulatory issues means matters concerning any aspect of the AER's powers or functions under the Law.
5	Discussion papers on regulatory issues
(1)	The AER may prepare, for public information or discussion, papers on regulatory issues.
(2)	The papers are to be published:
(a)	on the AER's website; and
(b)	in any other way the AER considers appropriate.
6	Submissions, comments and public discussions
(1)	The AER may invite written comments or submissions from the public on particular regulatory issues.
(2)	The AER may:
(a)	appoint a time and place for public discussion of particular regulatory issues between representatives of the AER and the public; and
(b)	invite public participation in the discussion.
(3)	Comments or submissions may be invited, or a public discussion held, whether or not the relevant issues have been the subject of a paper published under this Part.
(4)	An invitation under this rule is to be published:
(a)	on the AER's website; and
(b)	in any other way the AER considers appropriate.