Economic Consultative Commission Sample Clauses

Economic Consultative Commission. The economic consultative commission for Xxxxx-Xxxxxxx de Gaulle and Paris-Orly airports constitutes an ideal forum for the provision of information and for consultation between Aéroports de Paris and its aeronautical customers in connection with the airport-related public service provided by the company, in particular quality of service, airport investments and fee tariffs. Aéroports de Paris holds a meeting of the economic consultative commission at least once a year to discuss these questions. In application of article R. 224-3 and section III of article R. 224-4 of the civil aviation code, Aéroports de Paris mainly holds meetings of the commission prior to each new tariff period. Without prejudice to the more exacting legislative or regulatory obligations, Aéroports de Paris produces a preparatory file for members of the commission at least four months before this. Without prejudice to legislative or regulatory provisions relating to the economic consultative commission, it will receive the following elements: - with regard to financial matters - the profit and loss operating accounts for the regulated scope, for the last financial year known; - the basic value of the regulated assets, for the last financial year known; - the profit and loss operating accounts, for the last financial year known, relating to airport-related public services referred to within article R. 224-1 of the civil aviation code; - the basic value of the assets relating to these; - If applicable, the financial projections made public by Aéroports de Paris in relation to the financial year following the last financial year known, together with those for the financial year during which the new pricing period begins;
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Economic Consultative Commission. The Economic Consultative Commission is a privileged forum for information and consultation between Aéroports de Paris and its aviation clients on the airport public service rendered by the company, in particular the quality of service, airport investments and fee rates. Aéroports de Paris shall convene the relevant Economic Consultative Commission at least once a year to debate these questions. Pursuant to article R. 224-3 and to item III of article R. 224-4 of the French Civil Aviation Code, Aéroports de Paris shall in particular convene the commission prior to each new pricing period. Without prejudice to more demanding legislative or regulatory obligations, Aéroports de Paris shall submit to members of the commission the relevant preparatory documents at least four months ahead of the meeting. Without prejudice to legislative or regulatory provisions relative to the Economic Consultative Commission, the latter shall receive the following elements: - in terms of finance: - the operating account for the regulated scope over the last known financial year; - the value of the regulated asset base over the last known financial year; - the operating account over the last known financial year concerning the scope of airport public services mentioned under article R.224-1 of the French Civil Aviation Code; - the value of the asset base relating to this same scope; - if appropriate, the financial projections made public by Aéroports de Paris concerning the financial year ahead of the last known financial year, and the financial year during which the new pricing period comes into effect; - the rate of return on invested capital for the regulated scope over the last known financial year. - in terms of investments: - a progress report on the ongoing investment programme along with the updating of this programme until the expiry of the agreement, and forecasts on annual investment expenditures for the next five financial years, clearly distinguishing each operation of more than €20 million. This report shall highlight any transactions that have not been carried out or that have been deferred, along with the new non-scheduled or anticipated transactions compared with the investment programme given in Appendix 1; - information on the use of airport infrastructures and facilities over the last known period; - information on changes to the general facility condition index per airport; - the expected results from any major investment proposed in terms of capacity; - proj...
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Economic Consultative Commission. The Economic Consultative Commission of the Xxxxx-Xxxxxxx-de-Gaulle and Paris-Orly airports offers a preferred forum for exchange of information and discussion between Aéroports de Paris and its aeronautic users, in relation to the airport public service rendered by the company, in particular quality of service, airport investments and fee rates. Aéroports de Paris shall arrange for a session of the Economic Consultative Commission at least once a year to discuss these issues. In accordance with Article R. 224-3 and III of Article R. 224-4 of the French Code of Civil Aviation, Aéroports de Paris in particular arrange a session of the commission before each new pricing period, and will provide a preparatory file to commission members at least three months before such period. The commission shall receive the following: - regarding financial matters: - profit and loss statement of the regulated perimeter for the last fiscal year known; - financial estimates, if any, made public by Aéroports de Paris concerning the fiscal year following the last fiscal year known and the fiscal year of the effective date of the new pricing period; - state of progress of the on-going investment program and updating of this program until the expiration of this agreement, including a breakdown for each project greater than € 20 M; - regarding traffic, - traffic results for the last fiscal year known, including a breakdown by platform of the number of passengers (domestic, European Union Schengen, European Union non- Schengen, Overseas and international), the number of connecting passengers, freight tonnage, landed tonnage and the number of movements; - global assumptions of Aéroports de Paris until the expiry date of this agreement; - regarding quality of service, - the results of calculations, aggregated per quarter and per year, for each indicator mentioned in II.2.1-a and II.2.1-b, and the justification of differences compared to objectives; - regarding fee rates for services rendered: - elements provided for in Article R. 224-3 and III of Article R. 224-4 of the French Code of Civil Aviation;
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