OFCOM may designate one or more postal operators as universal service providers.
But there are only two cases in which there may be more than one postal operator designated as a universal service provider.
The first case is where—
The second case is where—
OFCOM must publish each designation in such way as they consider appropriate for bringing it to the attention of members of the public.
The procedure to be followed for the making of a designation under this section must be provided for in regulations made by OFCOM.
OFCOM may—
The procedure to be followed on a review must be provided for in regulations made by OFCOM.
Regulations made by OFCOM must provide for a postal operator's designation to cease to have effect where, in any case described in the regulations, the operator is no longer subject to any universal service obligations.
Both the procedure for designations and the procedure for the conduct of review of designations provided for by regulations under this section must be one appearing to OFCOM—
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