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New targets add to strain between An Post and Irish Postal Regulator

An Post claims new targets for next-day postal deliveries set by the telecoms regulator, Ms Etain Doyle, are unnecessary and unattainable. The development is the latest sign of strain in the relationship between the State company and Ms Doyle’s office, which has regulated its business since September last year.
In addition, Ms Doyle has sought more information from An Post to justify its application for a 30 per cent rise in international postal tariffs.
The company has already taken issue with a (pounds) 550,000 (EUR699,000) fee levied by Ms Doyle’s office for its regulation this year, arguing it is excessive and “totally inappropriate”.
On delivery standards, Ms Doyle said in a paper last September that An Post’s customers wanted a “much improved” standard of next-day delivery.
She added that the company did not meet its own target of 90 per cent for all mails at present.

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Postal Services Act 2000

Postal Services Act 2000. An Act to establish the Postal Services Commission (Postcomm)and the Consumer Council for Postal Services (CCPS); to provide for the licensing of certain postal services and for a universal postal service; to provide for the vesting of the property, rights and liabilities of the Post Office in a company nominated by the Secretary of State and for the subsequent dissolution of the Post Office; to make further provision in relation to postal services; and for connected purposes.
research library L13891
also at http://www.legistlation.hmso.gov.uk/acts (only available online)

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