Explore the 'Monitoring & regulation' section of the ORR website. Identify the main areas of regulation covered, such as economic regulation and safety regulation, and list at least two key responsibilities or activities within each of these areas. Additionally, find out if there's a specific section dedicated to rail statistics or data and describe what kind of data is typically presented there.
Navigate to 'rail-reg.gov.uk'. Click on the 'Monitoring & regulation' button (ID 934). Identify the main categories of regulation discussed on the page (e.g., economic regulation, safety regulation). For 'Economic regulation', identify at least two key responsibilities or activities. For 'Safety regulation', identify at least two key responsibilities or activities. Look for links or sections related to 'statistics' or 'data'. If found, describe the type of rail statistics or data typically presented in that section. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Monitoring & regulation' page. The agent identifies 'Economic regulation' as a main area and lists at least two responsibilities (e.g., 'setting Network Rail's funding and outputs', 'monitoring Network Rail's performance and efficiency', 'licensing train and station operators'). The agent identifies 'Safety regulation' as a main area and lists at least two responsibilities (e.g., 'enforcing rail health and safety law', 'approving safety management systems', 'investigating accidents'). The agent identifies if there is a section for rail statistics/data (e.g., 'Rail statistics' or 'Data portal'). The agent describes the type of data presented (e.g., 'data on passenger journeys, freight moved, punctuality, and safety incidents').