Head: M.Sc. Jožef Dajčman
Minister’s authorisation no. 020-2/2008/10-0023347
Telephone: +386 1 478 84 16
Fax: +386 1 478 88 30
E-mail: regulatorni-organ.mzp(at)gov.si

The Regulatory Division decides on appeals against decisions concerning the following:
– network statement,
– criteria fixed by the network statement,
– allocation of train paths,
– determination and collection of changes for the use of railway infrastructure,
– licenses and other key issues related to the use of public railway

   infrastructure on equitable conditions,
– access to the public railway infrastructure in compliance to Article 10 of

   Directive 91/440/EEC. 

The Regulatory Division also:
– issues, at the request of the applicant, prior agreements to framework

   contracts concerning the use of public railway infrastructure;
– issues prior agreements to the collecting of charges for the use of railway

   infrastructure in compliance with Article 26 (3) of Directive 2001/14/EC;
– monitors negotiations on charges for the use of railway infrastructure. If a

   breach of the law or of any regulations issued on the basis thereof is

   established, the Regulatory Division may stop such negotiations.
 
In cases of violations of competition the Regulatory Division issues decisions with a view of restoring free competition and prohibiting the practices limiting free competition.
The Regulatory Division ensures that charges for the use of railway infrastructure are non-discriminatory in compliance with Chapter II of Directive 2001/14/EC. Negotiations on charges between the applicant and the infrastructure manager are allowed only under the supervision of the Regulatory Division that intervenes in all cases of alleged violations of the legislation in force.
The Regulatory Division may request from the Agency, the railway manager, the applicant and any other concerned party all the information necessary for the carrying of tasks entrusted to it by the law. The information must be provided without delay.
The Regulatory Division decides on any complaints and takes action to remedy the situation within a maximum period of two months form the receipt of all information. The decision of the Regulatory Division is binding on all parties covered by that decision. An administrative dispute may be initiated against the decision of the Regulatory Division.
The Regulatory division may require that the Agency amend the general acts if it believes that they violate the principles that ensure equal treatment of all users of public railway infrastructure and of the land and buildings of general importance for the development of railway transport.

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