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6.—(1) R must apply to the regulator by 30th June in the third year of a trading period.
(2) That application must—
(a)contain evidence that R is an eligible person under paragraph 1(2);
(b)include a verified report of R’s tonne-kilometre data monitored in accordance with paragraph 5;
(c)ensure that the report complies with the Monitoring and Reporting Regulation and the Verification Regulation; and
(d)where R is eligible by virtue of paragraph 1(2)(b), include evidence of—
(i)the percentage increase in R’s tonne-kilometres from the benchmarking year to the second calendar year in the trading period;
(ii)the increase in R’s tonne-kilometres from the benchmarking year to the second calendar year in the trading period; and
(iii)the amount in tonne-kilometres by which R exceeds the percentage in paragraph 1(2)(b) in the second calendar year in the trading period.
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