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Network Statement 2021 Network Statement 2021 July 2020 edition Network Statement 2021 Updated in accordance with the CEO Provision no. 26 of 11 December 2019 and no. 7 of 7 July 2020 Certified True Copy 2 Network Statement 2021 – July 2020 edition Summary of changes to the NS 2021 – July 2020 edition New entries/cancellations Introduction guarantee scheme of minimum quality level for the services and penalties Par. 5.6 according to point n. 4.2 of ART Resolution n. 130/2019 Changes Specification on ePIR technical attachements information Par. 3.1 Description of minimum facilities of technical premises and areas and passenger Par 5.3.1.1 reception and assistance facilities Introduction of Napoli Afragola station in HS circuit tariffs Par. 6.3.2.1 Update of references to Legislative Decree 50/2019 with regards to MAP tariffs Par. 6.7 Update of elements of the delay cause attribution system and cancellation of ‘Mng’’ Annex C to ch.6 component from Performance Regime algorithm in accordance to new ‘Cop 269’ procedure Summary of changes to the NS 2021 – December 2019 edition General Changes Specification of the minimum asset level for RFI service systems and provision of the Chapter 5 service for non-exclusive use (where not already specified) PMdA rate and service update Chapter 6 PIR WEB name up date with ePIR portal Update of the name and definition of the single safety certificate, update of references to Paragraphs 2.2.2.2, Legislative Decree 50/2019 2.2.4, 2.3.3.7, 2.4.5 New entries/cancellations Introduction of penalties for delays caused by the Infrastructure Manager Par. 2.4.3.1 Addition of lines for trains with mass > 1600t Par. 3.3.2.7 Addition of procedure for the processing of claims for compensation of persons with Annex 1 to chapter 3 reduced mobility pursuant to measure 5.2 of art. resolution 106/2018 Elimination par. 3.4.7 'further restrictions' due to merger in par. 3.4.6 'other limitations' Par. 3.4.7 Addition of rules for network use for bid standardisation and efficient use of the systems Par.3.9.1 in the hubs Shift of contents pursuant to par. 3.9 in par 3.9.2 Par. 3.9.2 Elimination of the GU and IF type contract Annex 3 to chapter 5 Elimination of RFI switching service rate Par. 6.3.3.5 Changes Update of references in the legal framework Par. 1.3 3 Updated Transport Regulation Authority certified e-mail address Par. 1.4.3 Introduced publication schedule for the English version of the NS and availability of previous Par. 1.7 versions on the ePIR portal Updated content paragraphs to the recommended RNE texts Paragraphs 1.9, 1.10, 1.10.1, 1.10.2 Updated TTR pilot projects Par. 1.10.3 Corrected errors and glossary update Par. 1.11 Change in the information request mode by ART Par. 2.1 Specification of Regional ASP OSP rules application also to OSP LP services, introduction of Par. 2.3.1 AQ renewal limits with authorisation by ART, specifications on IM publication obligations connected to AQs Specification on missing documentation for CdU subscription Par. 2.3.2.1 Non-eligibility detail of civil liability sub-limitations to third parties Par. 2.3.2.3 Introduction of X-9 communication and indication of estimated impacts of traffic volumes, Par. 2.3.3.5 specification of IPO update and rules for implementation of operating programs Elimination of deletion of delays communicated to the IF by Performance Regime Par. 2.3.3.6 Addition of technical documents related to areas of jurisdiction, decision-making centres and Par. 2.4.1 operational workstations of the IM; communication to applicants of algorithms on support systems for traffic management Update of punctuality indicators ex ART resolution 16/2018 and publication of final results Par. 2.4.2 and punctuality of the IM Update of the implementation of circulation measures by the IM and publication of Par. 2.4.3 contingency plans Update of reference documentation on investigations and surveys Par.2.4.5 New regulation for the acceptance of rolling stock based on train-line compatibility Par. 2.7 Update of rolling stock features for clearing Par. 2.4.4.1 Correction of errors/references and updating of privacy rules Annex 1,1bis, 1ter, 2 and 3 to chapter 2 Specification of reprogramming of passenger and freight services in case of snow emergency Annex 4 to chapter 2 Update of third party liability policy Annex 7 to chapter 2 Update of the eNS portal address Par. 3.1 Specifications on circulation regimes, operating systems and gear control systems paragraphs 3.3.3.2 and 3.3.3.4 Removal of specifications on maintenance business hours and time slots Par. 3.5 Addition of reference to compensation claim procedure Par.3.6.1 Update of service system information supply methods not managed by RFI in accordance Par. 3.7 with resolution 130/19 Update of schedules for the submission of requests and publication of RFI assessments Par. 3.8 Addition of saturated systems in the ePIR annex and timing of the publication of the Par. 3.9.2 infrastructure degrees of use annex Communication of route and service assignment process phase deadlines through NS, further Par. 4.2 details communicated to the IM at the time of requests for train routes and specification of notification rules for new passenger services Update of TTR RNE website references Par. 4.2.1 Limit of presentation of the AQ request to 18 months for renewal of the AQ and new AQ by Par. 4.3.1 the Applicant who already holds AQ Update of intermediate adjustment route request schedules Par. 4.3.3 Freight trains departure deferral schedule for PR purposes Par. 4.3.5.1.2 Elimination of the application limitation of AQ capacity to 85% for AQ, regional OSP and AQ Par. 4.4.1.1 already signed Report deliver to ART on the outcome of the consultation of the freight catalogue and RFI Par. 4.4.2 assessment on any reserve capacity for freight service 4 Network Statement 2021 – July 2020 edition Changed paragraph text for harmonisation with par. 2.3.3.5 Par. 4.5 Reference correction paragraph 2.4.3 Par. 4.8 Addition of maximum stop times on border systems in the eNS portal Par. 5.2 Addition of differentiation between RU and companies operating in passenger transport Par. 5.3.1.1 services for station space allocation Change in stop service priority on deposit service par.5.3.1.4 Regulatory obligations for the RU, termination of use of the system by the RU and Par. 5.3.1.5 specifications on rolling stock washing Regulatory obligations for the RU Par. 5.3.1.6 Obligation to guarantee the correct use of the facilities by the RU and the request for a trmk Par. 5.4.2 service offer Update of the regulatory framework ART resolution 130/19 relating to the provision of the Par. 5.4.5 switching service Specification on how to perform Fast Track service requests Par. 5.4.8 Update rules for surety/deposit for CdU and privacy rules Annex 1 to chapter 5 Privacy rule update Annex 2 and 3 to chapter 5 Specification on stop rate application mode, also with reference to the border system. Par. 6.3.2.4 Inclusion of reference to the method document Breakdown of rates for maintenance centres for use shares Par. 6.3.2.5 Water supply service request mode through IT systems Par. 6.3.3.2 Indication on the process of defining switching rates Par. 6.3.3.5 Update of Performance Regime coefficients description Par. 6.5 RU account rectification request method through systems and reference to the Method Annex B to chapter 6 Document on stops Modification of Performance Regime penalty calculation method following instruction Annex C to chapter 6 6.2.3.3 of ART resolution 118/18 and ART resolution no.150/2019 5 SUMMARY SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................. 9 1.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 9 1.2 OBJECTIVE ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 1.3 LEGAL FRAMEWORK (updated in December 2018) ..................................................................................... 9 1.4 LEGAL STATUS ............................................................................................................................................ 12 1.5 STRUCTURE OF NETWORK STATEMENT ................................................................................................ 12 1.6 VALIDITY AND EXTRAORDINARY UPDATING PROCESS ....................................................................... 13 1.7 PUBLISHING AND CIRCULATION (updated in December 2019) .............................................................. 14 1.8 CONTACTS ................................................................................................................................................... 14 1.9 RAIL FREIGHT CORRIDORS (RFCs) (updated in december 2019) ............................................................ 14 1.10 RAIL NET EUROPE – INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION BETWEEN INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGERS (updated in december 2019) ........................................................................................................................................ 15 1.11 GLOSSARY (UPDATEd in DECEMBER 2019) ............................................................................................ 16 SECTION 2 – ACCESS CONDITIONS ............................................................................................. 23 2.1 INTRODUCTION (updated in december 2019) ..........................................................................................
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