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<p>The industry performance regime allows that all the costs arising from an individual
incident can typically only be calculated some time – which can be weeks – after the
incident. The performance payments between train operators and Network Rail (accounting
for lost revenue and compensation) are made every four weeks and are aggregated, based
on average lateness for the previous four-week period. The way the performance regime
works means that Network Rail do not calculate payments for individual incidents.</p><p>
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