The drop in production of electricity at the
NJPC, which is India's biggest power station with 1500 MW power, may lead to frequent power cuts and disrupted power supply in north India.Ee (ANI)
The
NJPC is a division of API, which represents all segments of America s oil and natural gas industry.
Saturday's session of the
NJPC reviewed the implementation of the national judicial policy and other issues related to speedy settlement of cases.
The bottom line is they can find no evidence of serious criminality," said Tom Clark, chairman of the
NJPC yesterday.
Following implementation of the Gambling Act last September, AGT has taken over the service contract that the
NJPC had with Britain's racecourses, incorporating core activities of providing betting-ring manager services, maintaining and updating bookmakers' lists, managing late payments to punters and registering bookmakers.
"For 40 years that was the cornerstone of the pitches, and when the
NJPC came along, nothing changed.
The composition of the
NJPC involves nominated representatives of all interested parties i.e.
The
NJPC has obtained its authority from the Levy Board, which, in turn, has obtained its authority from its role of issuing certificates of approval to racecourses.
Why is the
NJPC closing down and being replaced by NewCo, operating as the
NJPC does now
The working group, chaired by
NJPC manager Tim Moore and comprising representatives of the bookmakers, racecourses and Levy Board Bookmakers' Committee, was set up under the auspices of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, which requires a six-week period of consultation once a final document has been prepared.
An
NJPC spokeswoman said: "The day that happened, they said they were betting at Folkestone as Value Bookmakers, but we have all the lists and there is no Value Bookmakers, so that was wrong straight away."
WITH regard to the Racing Post story '
NJPC denies prior knowledge of pitch changes' (April 3), I found it very interesting that Racecourse Association racecourse services executive Caroline Davies pointed out that "legislation which paves the way for changes has been around for two years".
