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This Regulation respects fundamental rights, observes the principles recognised by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (the Charter) and has no negative impact on any of those fundamental rights. Since the Regulation aims to resolve cross-border obstacles, it can foster the right of access to services of general economic interest, as laid down in Article 36 of the Charter, and the freedom to conduct business, as laid down in Article 16 of the Charter. The wide range of such services can also foster the access to health care, as laid down in Article 35 of the Charter. More generally, as cross-border public transport services are very likely to benefit from the Cross-Border Facilitation Tool, this Regulation can have a positive impact on the freedom of movement and of residence, as laid down in Article 45 of the Charter.