Part 1 Provision that May be Made by Access Conditions
Postal Services Act 2011 (2011 c 5) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 3 Further Provision about Access Conditions

Sections 38 and 50

Part 1 Provision that May be Made by Access Conditions

Introduction

1

Access conditions imposed on a person may include provision of the kind mentioned in the following provisions of this Part of this Schedule.

Terms of access

2

An access condition imposed on a person may include provision—

(a)     requiring the terms and conditions on which the person is willing to offer access to include such terms and conditions as may be specified or described in the condition, or

(b)     requiring the person to make such modifications as OFCOM may direct of any offer which sets out the terms and conditions on which the person is willing to offer access.

Price controls etc

3

(1)     An access condition imposed on a person may include provision imposing on the person—

(a)     such price controls as OFCOM may direct in relation to matters connected with the giving of access (“access mattersâ€),

(b)     rules made by OFCOM in relation to access matters about the identification of costs and cost orientation,

(c)     rules made by OFCOM for those purposes about the use of cost accounting systems,

(d)

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