| The State Electricity Regulatory Commission (SERC) regulates the electricity transmission system in Bosnia and Herzegovina and has jurisdiction and responsibility over transmission of electricity, transmission system operations and international trade in electricity as well as generation, distribution and supply of electricity customers in Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
 The SERC’s jurisdiction includes: 
issuance, modification, suspension, revocation, and      monitoring of and enforcing compliance with licenses within its      jurisdiction; regulating, approving and monitoring tariffs and tariff      methodologies for transmission services, ancillary services and operation      of the Independent System Operator (ISO), as well as supplying electricity      customers in Brčko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina; issuance of rules and regulations within its      competency, including revision and approval of market rules and grid      codes, and terms and conditions for connection and access to network; establishment, monitoring and enforcement of rules      related to fair and non-discriminatory third party access to the      transmission network; monitoring and enforcement of conditions related to      international trade in electricity, in particular ensuring that international      technical requirements are met and adhered to; establishing, monitoring and enforcing quality standards      for electricity transmission and ancillary services; coordinating and approving investment plans of the      company for transmission of electricity, including the plans related to      the transmission network and the quality of electricity transmission; monitoring of the efficiency of mechanisms and methods      securing the system balance between demand and supply of electricity; consumer protection ensuring: fair and      non-discriminatory treatment, high-quality services, competition and the      prevention of anti-competitive activity; resolution of disputes among system users, in      accordance with regulatory powers and applicable State laws; creation and maintenance of competitive markets when      practicable, and prevention of any anti-competitive conduct; approving mechanisms for dealing with congestions of      the electricity transmission system capacities; regulation of standards of service, codes of conduct      and accounting requirements for licensees; issuance of annual reports and other public information about the SERC. 
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