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Proposal for a regulation
Article 2 – paragraph 2 – point a

(a) “parcel delivery services” means services involving the clearance, sorting, transport or distribution of p~~ostal items other than items of correspondence~~arcels; transport alone shall not be considered a parcel delivery service; delivery of such items exceeding 31,5 kg shall not be considered a parcel delivery service;

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

Renaud MUSELIER, Franck PROUST

Proposal for a regulation
Article 2 – paragraph 2 – point a – point 1 (new)

(1) “parcel” means a set of goods with or without a commercial value;

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

Renaud MUSELIER, Franck PROUST

Proposal for a regulation
Article 3 – paragraph 5

~~5. The national regulatory authorities may impose information requirements additional to those referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 where they are necessary to ensure conformity with this Regulation.~~deleted

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

Renaud MUSELIER, Franck PROUST

Proposal for a regulation
Article 4 – title

Transparency of tariffs ~~and terminal rates~~

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

Renaud MUSELIER, Franck PROUST

Proposal for a regulation
Article 4 – paragraph 2

2. The national regulatory authorities shall without delay and by 28 February of each calendar year at the latest submit the public lists of tariffs obtained in accordance with paragraph 1 to the Commission. The Commission shall publish them on a dedicated website by 30 April of each calendar year at the latest. That website shall be neutral and shall not carry on any form of commercial activity.

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

Renaud MUSELIER, Franck PROUST

Proposal for a regulation
Article 6

Transparent and non-discriminatory 1.Whenever universal service providers providing parcel delivery services conclude multilateral agreements on terminal rates they shall meet all reasonable requests for access to all network elements and associated facilities as well as relevant services and information systems, necessary for the provision of cross-border parcel delivery services. 2.The point at which access should be provided shall be the inward office of exchange in the destination Member State 3.Universal service providers referred to in paragraph 1 shall publish a reference offer. The reference offer shall contain all the relevant associated terms and conditions, including prices. 4.The reference offer shall include all components necessary for access as referred to in paragraph 1, including any conditions limiting access to and/or use of services where such conditions are allowed by Member States in conformity with Union law. 5.Before the reference offer is published, it shall be approved by the national regulatory authority. The national regulatory authority may, where necessary, impose changes to the reference offer to give effect to obligations set out in this Regulation. 6.Universal service providers referred to in paragraph 1 shall upon request, and based on a reference offer, make an individual offer available to a parcel delivery service provider requesting access within the meaning of that paragraph at the latest one month after the receipt of the request. Universal service providers receiving an access request and providers requesting access shall negotiate in good faith. 7.When no agreement is reached on the basis of the individual offer referred to in paragraph 6, the parcel delivery service provider requesting access may submit the individual offer made by the universal service provider to the national regulatory authority. If necessary, the national regulatory authority shall change the individual offer to give effect to the obligations laid down in this Article. 8.The access shall be operationally ensured within a reasonable period of time, not exceeding three months from the conclusion of the contract.Article 6 deleted cross-border access

2017/05/16
Committee: TRAN

6 Amendments of Franck PROUST related to 2016/0149(COD)

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