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Originally Posted by timun
Fine. Prove it. This'll be rich. 
Ah ####, even worse than an electrician! Now I know you'll never admit you're wrong. Which firm do you work for? #### I'd laugh if we know each other in real life. EDIT: I'd probably keel over and die of laughter if we work together.
You're arguing that the Government of Alberta cannot override a code it voluntarily adopted, basically arguing that variances cannot and don't exist. When, you know, quite obviously they do...
Frankly you're just embarrassing yourself with the preposterous holes you're digging yourself into. Quit being an obtuse buffoon and pony up the $500. |
CEC rules trump over everything. It's in the literature I've already posted, you can prove me wrong there. STANDATA's are adopted practices but not above law. If a case went to the Supreme Court of Canada all STANDATAs are localized and don't represent the adopted standards of Canada.
And to be honest you don't work for my company, I can guarantee that. We actually do important work.
You're the one claiming STANDATA overrides the electrical code, you prove it.
Edit: I did a cursory search and couldn't find any examples of a STANDATA overriding the CEC