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Section 4, The Postal Services Regulatory Agency Act, 2012
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(1) The object for which the Agency is established is toexercise licensing and regulatory functions in respect of postal
services throughout Sierra Leone.
(2) Notwithstanding the generality of subsection (1), it
shall be the function of the Agency to–
(a) promote the efficiency and international
competitiveness of the postal services
throughout Sierra Leone;
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(b) ensure that postal services are reasonably
accessible to all persons throughout Sierra
Leone;
(c) promote the development of postal services
in accordance with recognised international
standard practice;
(d) promote and maintain fair competition among
persons engaged in the operation or
provision of postal services in Sierra Leone;
(e) promote the effective participation of all
sectors of the Sierra Leone postal services
industry in markets within Sierra Leone and
elsewhere;
(f) regulate prices, tariffs and charges in respect
of postal services and other related services;
(g) act internationally as the national body
representative of Sierra Leone in postal
matters;
(h) further the advancement of technology
relating to postal services and systems; and
(i) advise the Minister on national needs and
policies in respect of postal agencies and on
matters relating to postal services generally.
(3) In discharging the functions and duties imposed on it
by subsection (1), the Agency shall have regard to–
(a) efficiency and economy;
(b) the social and commercial needs of Sierra
Leone for postal services;
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(c) the state of, and trends in the development
of postal services and systems and the
evolution of standards and protocols used
in the postal industry, both in Sierra Leone
and elsewhere;
(d) fostering the development of postal services
in collaboration with international postal
administrations and organisations;
(e) enabling persons providing postal services
in Sierra Leone to compete fairly in the
provision of such services outside Sierra
Leone;
(f) the provision of postal services at rates
consistent with efficient service delivery;
(g) the promotion of research and development
in the field of postal services; and
(h) collaboration with educational institutions for
the promotion of technical education in the
field of postal services.
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