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ROB LANTZ: Why we're not waiting: IRAC was built for 1991. It's time to build a regulator for what's next

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In 1991, Prince Edward Island merged the Public Utilities Commission, the Land Use Commission and the Office of the Rentalsman under one roof and called it the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission. The idea was efficiency: one place, one set of experts, one address for Islanders who needed a fair hearing.
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