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"The report by Mr Ferber on the liberalisation of the postal sector does not solve any of the problems posed by the Commission text: the funding of universal service obligations – not least those that are not mentioned in the Directive and that exist in France in particular, such as low-cost newspaper distribution, land management, deliveries six days out of seven, banking for all – the implicit calling into question of the single tariff and of standardised tariffs by the obligation to reflect costs, the involvement (practical or financial involvement) of private operators in terms of meeting public service obligations, and so on.
Based as it is on an incomplete study, which is mistaken on certain points and which neglects to mention the real results of 10 years of partially liberalised postal services, this text could only be bad and the compromise shaky. It is a source of legal uncertainty and social threat. As a result, the Commission’s real objective appears clear as day. As is usually the case in these kinds of matters, this is much less about making the services provided to the public and to the authorities more effective and less costly than about breaking public monopolies and permitting private operators – multinationals, preferably – to cream off profitable markets."@en1
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