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I voted in favour of the Sterckx report.
The proposal for a regulation on international rail passengers’ rights and obligations proposes minimum standards for providing information to passengers before and during the journey, and rules to be followed in the event of delays, for dealing with complaints and on how to deal with people with reduced mobility.
I feel that the establishment of these rules clearly stems from the need to establish rules without jeopardising the quality of transport for passengers.
The text on which we are voting today seeks to improve the coherence and the readability of the text and to simplify some of the wording and definitions.
In our view, the crux of the proposal lies in the implementation of this framework of passengers’ rights and obligations at both national and international level.
A further reason why I voted for this report was that it does not propose excessively detailed regulation. Instead, it leaves room for businesses to make commercial decisions and encourages them to come up with new ways of making rail transport more attractive to passengers."@en1
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