Communications Commission requests public consultation on the draft rules for protecting the rights of postal service beneficiaries

The Communications and Information Technology Commission announced today the release of a public consultation document on the draft "Rules for Protecting the Rights of Postal Service Beneficiaries," with the aim of involving the public in the process of preparing related regulations, and providing an opportunity for relevant entities and interested parties to express their views and comments.

Through this document, the Commission aims to protect the rights of postal service beneficiaries and improve their experience, by establishing rules governing the relationship between the postal service provider and the beneficiary.

The Commission noted that the preparation of this document comes as part of the Commission's fulfillment of its regulatory role for the postal sector, in line with the Council of Ministers' decision entrusting the Commission with the regulatory and supervisory jurisdiction over this sector.

The Commission invited interested members of the public to send their views and comments through:

• Submitting them via email (crp@cst.gov.sa).

• Hand delivery (a paper copy and an electronic copy) at the headquarters of the Communications and Information Technology Commission.

• By mail (a paper copy and an electronic copy) through the following address: Communications and Information Technology Commission, Al-Nakheel District - intersection of Prince Turki bin Abdulaziz Al-Awwal Street with Imam Saud bin Abdulaziz Road, P.O. Box 75606, Riyadh 11588, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

This is to be done no later than Thursday 10/10/1440H, corresponding to 13/06/2019, at three p.m.

Public Consultation Request