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Australian Postal Corporation (Performance Standards) Amendment (Speed of Mail Delivery) Regulation 2015

Authoritative Version
SLI 2015 No. 119 Regulations as made
This regulation amends the Australian Postal Corporation (Performance Standards) Regulations 1998 to enable Australia Post to introduce a two-speed letter service for all consumers, comprising letters delivered according to either a regular or priority timing standard, as selected by the sender.
Administered by: Communications
Registered 27 Jul 2015
Tabling HistoryDate
Tabled HR10-Aug-2015
Tabled Senate10-Aug-2015
Date of repeal 05 Jan 2016
Repealed by Division 1 of Part 5A of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003

Clerk of the House

Attention: Documents Manager

House of Representatives Table Office

Department of the House of Representatives

Suite RG 89

PARLIAMENT HOUSE,   CANBERRA   2600

 

 

Dear Documents Manager

Australian Postal Corporation (Performance Standards) Amendment (Speed of Mail Delivery) Regulation 2015 – amended Regulation Impact Statement

I enclose an amended Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) to replace the RIS previously provided in relation to the tabling of the Australian Postal Corporation (Performance Standards) Amendment (Speed of Mail Delivery) Regulation 2015 (FRLI Number F2015L01179).

The amended RIS corrects a small number of minor factual errors in the original document to ensure that the RIS is consistent with the amending regulation and the accompanying Explanatory Statement.

The Office of Best Practice Regulation (OBPR) has reviewed the changes and has determined that the changes do not affect its earlier assessment of the RIS as being compliant with Australian Government requirements.

If you require anything further, please contact the a/g LLO on 02 6271 1277 in the first instance.

Yours sincerely

 

 

Garth Donovan

A/g Assistant Secretary, Postal Services

    August 2015