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Pricing principles and equations. A - Principles: The change, from a pricing period to another, of the pricing level of the Fees shall be limited by a “maximum base rate” (cap). This evolution is adjusted, where applicable, by a traffic-related factor if the traffic is outside a pre-defined range based on the reference forecast scenario. In this case, the correctional factor is intended to compensate for 50% of the surplus or deficit in provisional returns from such fees outside the above mentioned exemption, within a limit of 0.5% (50 basis points) on the evolution cap. This adjustment may apply from the 2013 pricing period onwards. Moreover, from the 2012 pricing period onwards, an adjustment may be applied to this cap in the form of bonus/malus points, depending on levels attained by the quality of service indicators mentioned under II.2.1-A.
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