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2.7. The current market in the United Kingdom

2.7. The current market in the United Kingdom

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(14) By notifying to the Commission the current scheme, the United Kingdom has fulfilled with the obligation of Article 88(3) of the EC Treaty.

(14) By notifying to the Commission the current scheme, the United Kingdom has fulfilled with the obligation of Article 88(3) of the EC Treaty.

(29) Therefore, the Commission has doubts that the justification used by the UK authorities that the current very low utilisation of recycled content in the production of P%amp%W papers in the EU is enough to state that manufacturing P%amp%W paper using recycle fibre goes beyond the current "state of the art" in the EU.

(29) Therefore, the Commission has doubts that the justification used by the UK authorities that the current very low utilisation of recycled content in the production of P%amp%W papers in the EU is enough to state that manufacturing P%amp%W paper using recycle fibre goes beyond the current "state of the art" in the EU.

(6) Among the criteria for the selection of the successful tenderers is the inclusion in the facility of elements of new technology or processes, whose trialling or demonstration will assist the development of sustainable processes in waste recycling. In addition, the demonstration by the tenderer that the process used goes beyond current "state of the art".

(6) Among the criteria for the selection of the successful tenderers is the inclusion in the facility of elements of new technology or processes, whose trialling or demonstration will assist the development of sustainable processes in waste recycling. In addition, the demonstration by the tenderer that the process used goes beyond current "state of the art".

[28] Apparently BT's current list valuation, with effect from 1 April 2003, is about GBP 472 million (GBP 447,5 million for England and GBP 24,9 million for Wales) but appeals are outstanding. It is unclear to the Commission whether this is the case, and if it is the case, why there has been a new valuation in April 2003 resulting in lower rateable values than those determined in the 2000 valuation.

[28] Apparently BT's current list valuation, with effect from 1 April 2003, is about GBP 472 million (GBP 447,5 million for England and GBP 24,9 million for Wales) but appeals are outstanding. It is unclear to the Commission whether this is the case, and if it is the case, why there has been a new valuation in April 2003 resulting in lower rateable values than those determined in the 2000 valuation.

(9) Gdy księgowanie kosztów bieżących (ang. Current Cost Accounting – CCA) jest stosowane do aktywów sieci, takich jak pętla lokalna, która jest uważana za mającą mniejszą zdolność do powielania się w średnim okresie, to jednolite zastosowanie metod kalkulacji kosztów wymaga, aby parametry (takie jak koszt kapitału, profile amortyzacji, marże, składniki zmienne w czasie) zostały odpowiednio skorygowane przez krajowe organy regulacyjne.

(9) Quando a contabilização pelos custos correntes (CCC) é aplicada a activos de rede — como o lacete local, que é considerado menos reprodutível a médio prazo — a aplicação coerente de metodologias de determinação dos custos exige o ajustamento em conformidade dos parâmetros (como o custo do capital, perfis de amortização, majorações, componentes com variação no tempo) pelas autoridades reguladoras nacionais.

(30) According to information available to the Commission, it seems that the current situation of the market of P%amp%W waste paper is changing fast and that paper companies are becoming very interested on P%amp%W waste paper due to its high quality [15]. In fact, in Sweden it is expected that the recycling rate of office papers office will pass from 57% in 2003 to 75% in 2006. Given the situation on the waste paper market, it is reasonable to expect increased interest in waste P%amp%W paper from paper producers.

(30) According to information available to the Commission, it seems that the current situation of the market of P%amp%W waste paper is changing fast and that paper companies are becoming very interested on P%amp%W waste paper due to its high quality [15]. In fact, in Sweden it is expected that the recycling rate of office papers office will pass from 57% in 2003 to 75% in 2006. Given the situation on the waste paper market, it is reasonable to expect increased interest in waste P%amp%W paper from paper producers.

9. The base of this tax, the so called "rateable values" in England and Wales, are determined by the Valuation Office Agency ("VOA"), an executive agency of the Inland Revenue, part of central government [8]. The VOA is responsible for valuing the assets and including them on the "Rating Lists". Revaluations are held every five years, so the rateable values determined on 1 April 1998 (so called "antecedent valuation date") apply to the current five year period of 2000-05. Valuations completed on 1 April 2003 will apply for the next period of 2005-10 [9].

9. The base of this tax, the so called "rateable values" in England and Wales, are determined by the Valuation Office Agency ("VOA"), an executive agency of the Inland Revenue, part of central government [8]. The VOA is responsible for valuing the assets and including them on the "Rating Lists". Revaluations are held every five years, so the rateable values determined on 1 April 1998 (so called "antecedent valuation date") apply to the current five year period of 2000-05. Valuations completed on 1 April 2003 will apply for the next period of 2005-10 [9].

(19) The Racing sector receives financial support through the Horserace Betting Levy Board ("Levy Board"). The Levy Board has the responsibility of collecting the betting levy from bookmakers and Tote and to apply the funds to the improvement of horseracing, improvement of breeds of horses as well as the advancement of veterinary science or veterinary education. In the context of the current reform plans, the levy system would be abolished and replaced by income from commercial sources [10]. In addition, the racing sector benefited from voluntary contributions made by the Tote, in particular in the form of sponsorships.

(19) The Racing sector receives financial support through the Horserace Betting Levy Board ("Levy Board"). The Levy Board has the responsibility of collecting the betting levy from bookmakers and Tote and to apply the funds to the improvement of horseracing, improvement of breeds of horses as well as the advancement of veterinary science or veterinary education. In the context of the current reform plans, the levy system would be abolished and replaced by income from commercial sources [10]. In addition, the racing sector benefited from voluntary contributions made by the Tote, in particular in the form of sponsorships.

14. As new technological solutions appeared, those too were submitted to the business rates tax regime. For instance, fibre optic long distance and metropolitan area networks were added in the late 1990s [20]. Fibre optic services involve three different levels of assets: (i) the duct, (ii) the "dark" fibre and (iii) the "lit" fibre. It is the current policy of the VOA to only rate fibres from when they are lit and carry traffic. Ducts are rateable items, but only when used or intended to be used in connection with fibres, wires and cables. Consequently, empty ducts and dark (unlit) fibres are not rated.

14. As new technological solutions appeared, those too were submitted to the business rates tax regime. For instance, fibre optic long distance and metropolitan area networks were added in the late 1990s [20]. Fibre optic services involve three different levels of assets: (i) the duct, (ii) the "dark" fibre and (iii) the "lit" fibre. It is the current policy of the VOA to only rate fibres from when they are lit and carry traffic. Ducts are rateable items, but only when used or intended to be used in connection with fibres, wires and cables. Consequently, empty ducts and dark (unlit) fibres are not rated.

(16) State aid can be declared compatible with the common market if it complies with one of the exceptions foreseen in the EC Treaty. As regards the State aid to the fisheries sector, State aid measures are deemed to be compatible with the common market if they comply with the conditions of Guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries and aquaculture. According to point 5.3 of the current Guidelines [4] an "unlawful aid" within the meaning of Article 1(f) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 will be appraised in accordance with the guidelines applicable at the time when the administrative act setting up the aid has entered into force. The aid is thus to be assessed on the compatibility with the Guidelines of 1994, 1997 and 2001 [5].

(16) State aid can be declared compatible with the common market if it complies with one of the exceptions foreseen in the EC Treaty. As regards the State aid to the fisheries sector, State aid measures are deemed to be compatible with the common market if they comply with the conditions of Guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries and aquaculture. According to point 5.3 of the current Guidelines [4] an%quot%unlawful aid%quot% within the meaning of Article 1(f) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 will be appraised in accordance with the guidelines applicable at the time when the administrative act setting up the aid has entered into force. The aid is thus to be assessed on the compatibility with the Guidelines of 1994, 1997 and 2001 [5].

(19) State aid can be declared compatible with the common market if it complies with one of the exceptions foreseen in the EC Treaty. As regards the State aid to the fisheries sector, State aid measures are deemed to be compatible with the common market if they comply with the conditions of Guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries and aquaculture. According to point 5.3 of the current Guidelines [4] an "unlawful aid" within the meaning of Article 1 (f) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 will be appraised in accordance with the guidelines applicable at the time when the administrative act setting up the aid has entered into force. The aid thus needs to be assessed on the compatibility with the Guidelines of 1994, 1997, 2001 and 2004 [5].

(19) State aid can be declared compatible with the common market if it complies with one of the exceptions foreseen in the EC Treaty. As regards the State aid to the fisheries sector, State aid measures are deemed to be compatible with the common market if they comply with the conditions of Guidelines for the examination of State aid to fisheries and aquaculture. According to point 5.3 of the current Guidelines [4] an%quot%unlawful aid%quot% within the meaning of Article 1 (f) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 will be appraised in accordance with the guidelines applicable at the time when the administrative act setting up the aid has entered into force. The aid thus needs to be assessed on the compatibility with the Guidelines of 1994, 1997, 2001 and 2004 [5].

50. On the basis of the information provided so far, the Commission tends to believe that the measures constitute new aid and not existing aid. Despite the fact that communications systems have been rated since the middle of the 19th century, it is the Local Government Finance Act (LGFA) 1988 which largely governs the current non-domestic rates system in England and Wales. Prior to the 1988 Act, BT (and most other utilities) were rated by a mandated statutory formula. The LGFA put utilities on the same commercial basis as other enterprises by introducing an independent valuation by various methods and allowing for appeal. The provisions of the Act were implemented at the 1995 valuation when the "Receipt and Expenditure" method was first applied to BT and Kingston Communications.

50. On the basis of the information provided so far, the Commission tends to believe that the measures constitute new aid and not existing aid. Despite the fact that communications systems have been rated since the middle of the 19th century, it is the Local Government Finance Act (LGFA) 1988 which largely governs the current non-domestic rates system in England and Wales. Prior to the 1988 Act, BT (and most other utilities) were rated by a mandated statutory formula. The LGFA put utilities on the same commercial basis as other enterprises by introducing an independent valuation by various methods and allowing for appeal. The provisions of the Act were implemented at the 1995 valuation when the "Receipt and Expenditure" method was first applied to BT and Kingston Communications.

(3) The UK Government is currently in the process of modernising the British gambling industry. To this end, the UK government has brought forward the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Act, which gained Royal Assent on 28 October 2004. One of the objectives of the overall reform is to open up the pool betting sector to competition. In this context, the UK Government is seeking to transfer ownership of the Tote (a public law betting operator) to the private sector and to abolish the Tote's current monopoly for pool betting on horseracing. The Tote would cease to exist and all assets and liabilities would be vested into a new company limited by shares wholly owned by the UK authorities. In order to ensure a smooth transition to full competition, the current statutory monopoly will be replaced with a 7-year exclusive licence for this successor company [1].

(3) The UK Government is currently in the process of modernising the British gambling industry. To this end, the UK government has brought forward the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Act, which gained Royal Assent on 28 October 2004. One of the objectives of the overall reform is to open up the pool betting sector to competition. In this context, the UK Government is seeking to transfer ownership of the Tote (a public law betting operator) to the private sector and to abolish the Tote's current monopoly for pool betting on horseracing. The Tote would cease to exist and all assets and liabilities would be vested into a new company limited by shares wholly owned by the UK authorities. In order to ensure a smooth transition to full competition, the current statutory monopoly will be replaced with a 7-year exclusive licence for this successor company [1].