The rail regulatory bodies should cooperate at Union level to ensure coherent application of the regulatory framework and consistent treatment of applicants across the single European railway area. They should do so through the European Network of Rail Regulatory Bodies (the ENRRB), with a view to developing common practices in order to make the decisions for which they are empowered under this Regulation. For that purpose, the ENRRB should perform coordination tasks and may adopt non-binding recommendations, opinions or reports in relation to cross-border rail services and performance of railway infrastructure services and rail transport services. The recommendations and opinions adopted by the ENRRB should promote national decisions that support the harmonised procedures described in the European frameworks and should not affect the competences of the rail regulatory bodies or those of the infrastructure managers.
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