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Approved — and due to be published any day now
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— are new regulations for Access to the Market and Access to the Industry.
Access to the Market deals with the calootage regime and allows for visiting international operators to carry out three domestic jobs within seven days.
Once the reguiation is published, member states have six months to comply, meaning that the regime should be in place by summer 2010.
Access to the Industry deals with the licensing system and includes stricter standards for transport managers. A nominated manager will be restricted to a maximum of four operations with a total fleet size of 50. Once this regulation is published, member states have two years to comply, giving a likely implementation date of the end 01 2011 and the beginning of 2012.
Unlike a directive, a regulation must be followed exactly as it is laid down — member states are not permitted to introduce local variations.