Schedule 30 Switch Meter Reading Problems - Rejections and Timings

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Summary
The Switch Meter Reading Problems processes do not appropriately describe the use of rejections. This inhibits Parties from operating the process as intended and may cause unnecessary delay to the production of an accurate and agreed Switching Meter Reading. Additionally, the Performance Assurance Reporting Catalogue (PARC) is missing key data items to allow Performance Assurance to more accurately assure Party performance against Risk Drivers 5.6 and 5.8. Rejection reasons do not appear to be being reviewed, nor are they understood to be end statuses for the process.

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This Change Proposal was implemented as part of the 7 November 2025 REC Release.

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Standard

Priority last updated on 29 May 2026

Solution development

Problem Statement
Suppliers may interact with the Missing Switch Read process in a way that is operationally standard for them, but not reflected in the Code. This means that the D0300 or SAR may either be escalated unnecessarily (including Performance Assurance checks), or may not be responded to, whilst still resolving the overall issue.

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Status has been changed to Implemented.
Implementation Date has been updated to 07 Nov 2025.
beth.brown, vaishnsharma have been allocated as SME.