74The first point to be considered, therefore, is whether, as the Commission claims, the agreement no longer contains the elements which had led it to conclude that the original agreement fell within the scope of Article 92(1) of the Treaty. On this point the Court finds that certain elements, such as the payment by the authorities of a unit price for the vouchers higher than the published commercial price and the variation in the total subsidy depending on the company's positive or negative operating results, have been deleted from the text of the 1995 agreement. However, as the applicant pointed out, the new agreement still provides for the purchase of a predetermined number of travel vouchers for several years and, in spite of the reduction in the reference unit price, it gives Ferries Golfo de Vizcaya an overall income which is not only equivalent, but even slightly higher than that stipulated in the original agreement.