Railways (Access) Code 2000
Sch 3Matters for which provision to be made in access agreement
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Schedule 3 — Matters for which provision to be made in access agreement
[s. 17(1)(a)]
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The period for which access is provided and arrangements for renewals.
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The routes, including the railway infrastructure, to which access is provided.
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The services to be provided by the access holder.
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The allocation of train paths that have ceased to be used by the access holder.
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Prices and charges.
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Route control and management.
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Train control, operations and consultation procedures.
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Other services to be provided by the railway owner.
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Certification of the access holder’s staff and contractors —
(a) as being competent to carry out functions in rail operations; and
(b) to ensure compliance with the railway owner’s safety standards under any written law.
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The standards and other requirements to be met in respect of rolling stock.
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Performance standards to be met by the railway owner and the access holder.
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The powers of the railway owner in relation to —
(a) the inspection of; and
(b) the obtaining of information about; and
(c) the testing of,
the access holder’s rolling stock and other equipment.
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Emergencies and service interruptions.
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Environmental standards.
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Indemnities and insurances.
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Variation and termination of the agreement.
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Breaches and defaults arising from the agreement.
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Determination of liability arising from incidents.
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The resolution of disputes arising in the carrying out of the agreement.
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Investigations and inquiries.
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Confidentiality requirements or restrictions on the use or dissemination of information.
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Assignment of rights and obligations.
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Security for the payment of amounts becoming payable under the agreement.
[Schedule 3 amended: SL 2023/207 s. 53.]