New Rail Market Access Rules Directive 2012/34/EU (recast) EUROPEAN COMMISSION.

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New Rail Market Access Rules Directive 2012/34/EU (recast) EUROPEAN COMMISSION

| 2 The topics …. Regulatory bodies: Strong advocates of competition. Cooperation makes the difference!. Border crossing agreements – an eternal problem?. Port services for shippers

| 3 Regulatory Body Independence Appeal function Monitoring function Power to request information. Power to « remedy the situation » Judicial review International cooperation

| 4 Recast to clarify Independence » Single authority independent from any other public authority » Cross-sectoral regulator allowed » Criteria for recruitment of board members and termination of their mandate » No interest in RU or IM for one year after end of term as regulator

| 5 Appeal function of the regulatory body. Appeals in particular with regard to network statement, allocation process and its result, charging scheme, level or structure of charges which the operator has to pay. Decision on complaints within a maximum period of two months from receipt of all information. Appeal function may be attributed to a different body than “regulatory” function

| 6 Monitoring (regulatory) function. Article 30(1) of 2001/14: RB must have appeal and regulatory functions. Article 30(3): RB shall ensure that charges comply with chapter II. Article 10(7) of 91/440: RB according to Art. 30(1) of 2001/14 or any other body shall monitor competition in the rail services markets. Shall be set up in accordance with 30(1). Complaint if « treated injustly, discriminated or injured in any other way ». RB may decide upon complaint or on its own initiative on appropriate measures to correct undesirable developments in rail markets

| 7 Power to request Information. RB shall have the power to request relevant information from IM, applicant or any third party involved. Information must be supplied without undue delay. In view of the monitoring function of the RB, this includes information necessary for market surveys, also statistical information. To be enforced by sanctions including fines

| 8 Recast on Power to request Information. Include information on statistical facts necessary for market monitoring. Right to conduct audits or initiate external audits. Regulatory accounts must be supplied: » By IMs and integrated companies to allow check of account separation and preventing of cross-subsidies » By IMs to allow control of access charges

| 9 Power to « remedy the Situation ». Decisions must have direct effect on the market. No administrative review, only judicial review possible. Enforcement with sanctions including fines. Recast: Suspension of effect of RB decision only in case of irretrievable damage for applicant

| 10 New Powers for RBs proposed in Recast. To control access to rail related services. To check account separation issues. More detailed check of network statements

| 11 International co-operation of regulatory bs. Obligation to co-operate in exchanging relevant information. RBs must supply all information which they are themselves entitled to request. Information to be supplied to the RB taking the decision. Associations of IMs must equally provide such information

| 12 Cooperation of Licensing A., Safety A. and Regulatory Body. RB must cooperate with SA and LA. framework for cooperation, which these authorities must develop and agree. RA provides recommendations for these authorities on issues that might affect com- petition. SA and RA must state reasons if they deviate from these recommendations. 12

| 13 Cooperation of infrastructure managers. Problem: borders reduce quality and speed. Association of IM to coordinate charges of intl services including performance schemes. Association of IM to coordinate capacity allocation or allocate capacity itself

| 14 Rail border crossing agreements. Intra-EU and external borders. MS must ensure compliance with EU law. More than 100 agreements in effect. Existing agreements: Notification to Commission by mid 2013 Decision of Commission on compliance. New agreements: Notification of intentions to Commission Commission decides if not compliant Prior autorisation by Commission requested

| 15 Proposal for port services – May Freedom to provide services. Bunkering, dredgeing, mooring, reception facilities, pilotage, towage. Financial transparency. Service charges, infrastructure charges,. Supervisory body. Includes in addition cargo handling and passenger services

| 16. Thank you for your attention