61Interface co‑ordination

61 Interface co‑ordination

(1) A rail transport operator— (a) must identify, so far as is reasonably practicable, potential risks to the safety of railway operations carried out by or on behalf of the operator that may be caused, wholly or in part, by railway operations carried out by or on behalf of any other rail transport operator; and (b) in accordance with the regulations, must develop and, where necessary implement, one or more interface co‑ordination plans to minimize or eliminate those risks.

Penalty: In the case of a natural person:

Penalty: In the case of a body corporate:

(2) A rail transport operator must prepare and keep a register of current interface co‑ordination plans.

Penalty: In the case of a natural person:

Penalty: In the case of a body corporate:

Note: For interface co‑ordination to have full effect, a corresponding requirement would need to be placed on road authorities and some other authorities—see Part 10