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List of Criteria. The Criteria are: (a) the actual cost to Network Rail of fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (b) the number of rolling stock movements through the Connection, and the physical characteristics of that rolling stock, in the preceding five years; (c) the actual services performed by Network Rail in fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (d) any changes to the factors in paragraphs (a) to (c) above that can reasonably be foreseen as likely to occur in the following five years; (e) use of the Connecting Network other than for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; (f) use of any part of the NR Network, other than the Connecting Network for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; and (g) the conclusions of any access charges review since the Amount was last reviewed, and in particular the conclusions on Network Rail’s rate of return and on efficiency improvements required over the following control period.
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List of Criteria. 10.1. Necessary aptitude, qualifications and experience shall be taken into account in the nominations and election for the mandate of a member of the Supervisory Board. In addition, the requirements of the Gender Quota Act must be fulfilled as follows: The minimum level of gender-based representation must be respected on both the employee side and the shareholder side respectively; clause 3.6 sentence 3 shall apply. 10.2. Further criteria for selecting Candidates are knowledge of primary insurance, reinsurance, investment, markets and clients, international experience and knowledge of foreign languages. Candidates should be focused on company interests, also in terms of safeguarding attractive jobs with a future in the long term. 10.3. By no later than 13 months before the scheduled commencement of the term of office of the Supervisory Board members to be elected, the Standing Committee of the EEB shall approve a list of criteria. The competence profile approved by the Supervisory Board shall be taken into proper consideration. The previous list of criteria shall remain in force until a new list of criteria is approved by the Standing Committee. Until the first list of criteria is drawn up by the Standing Committee, the list of criteria approved by the EEB at its meeting on 18 November 2013 shall apply. Legal and other current developments in the area of corporate governance must also be taken into account.
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List of Criteria. The Criteria are: (a) the actual cost to DBCi of fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (b) the number of rolling stock movements through the Connection, and the physical characteristics of that rolling stock, in the preceding five years; (c) the actual services performed by DBCi in fulfilling its obligations under Clause
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List of Criteria. The Criteria are: (a) the actual cost to The Depot Facility Owner of fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (b) the number of rolling stock movements through the Connection, and the physical characteristics of that rolling stock, in the preceding five years; (c) the actual services performed by The Depot Facility Owner in fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (d) any changes to the factors in paragraphs (a) to (c) above that can reasonably be foreseen as likely to occur in the following five years; (e) use of the Connecting Network other than for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; (f) use of any part of the Depot Network, other than the Connecting Network for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; and .
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List of Criteria. The Criteria are: (a) the actual cost to DB Cargo of fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (b) the number of rolling stock movements through the Connection, and the physical characteristics of that rolling stock, in the preceding five years; (c) the actual services performed by DB Cargo in fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (d) any changes to the factors in paragraphs (a) to (c) above that can reasonably be foreseen as likely to occur in the following five years; (e) use of the Connecting Network other than for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; (f) use of any part of the DB Cargo Network, other than the Connecting Network for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any.
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List of Criteria. ‌ The Criteria are: (a) the actual cost to Network Rail of fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (b) the number of rolling stock movements through the Connection, and the physical characteristics of that rolling stock, in the preceding five years; REAL ESTATE/017769-03751/TB/CES sw5(LDN7W23310) L_LIVE_EMEA1:15061233v7 (c) the actual services performed by Network Rail in fulfilling its obligations under Clause 5.2 (other than under Clause 5.2.3(a)) and Clause 6 of the contract in the preceding five years; (d) any changes to the factors in paragraphs (a) to (c) above that can reasonably be foreseen as likely to occur in the following five years; (e) use of the Connecting Network other than for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; (f) use of any part of the NR Network, other than the Connecting Network for the support, guidance and operation of rolling stock to and from the Adjacent Facility, if any; and (g) the conclusions of any access charges review since the Amount was last reviewed, and in particular the conclusions on Network Rail’s rate of return and on efficiency improvements required over the following control period.
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