California AB2623 mandates public utilities to notify the commission and the public 60 days before changing rates or classifications.
California AB2623 amends the Public Utilities Code to require public utilities to provide 60 days' notice to the commission and the public before implementing changes to rates, classifications, or contracts. The commission can reduce this notice period to 30 days for good cause. The bill also specifies that changes must be filed with the commission and made available for public inspection. This law aims to ensure transparency and adequate public review of rate changes by public utilities.
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