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Comisia pentru Reglementarea Concurenței și pentru Protecția Consumatorilor din Australia a interzis mărirea tarifelor poștale pentru anul ce urmează. CRCPCA a primit propunerea AustraliaPost în 24 iulie a.c. pentru mărirea prețurilor - valorii nominale ale mărcilor poștale - de la 55 cenți la 60 cenți. Administația poștală din Sidney și-a motivat demersul prin apariției concurenței care i-a provocat o reducere drastică a numărul clienților.
"Relaţia dintre cerere şi a costurilor este o problemă critică," a declarat președintele CRCPCA, Graeme Samuel. Cu toate acestea, per ansamblu, noile prețuri propuse de Australia Post, nu sunt justificate, ceea ce reiese și din materialele furnizate de CRCPCA. "În consecinţă, CRCPCA nu este de acord cu propunerea AustraliaPost privind creşterile prețurilor servciilor poștale", a mai spus domnul Samuel.
În conformitate cu dispoziţiile de supraveghere a preţurilor la practicile comerciale din 1974, CRCPCA are un rol în evaluarea propunerilor privind creşteria preţurilor.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission today issued its view objecting to AustraliaPost's draft proposal to increase the prices of the letter services over which it has a statutory monopoly in 2010. AustraliaPost provided the ACCC with its draft pricing proposal on 24 July 2009, which sought increases in the prices of a number of its Small, Large and PreSort letter services. AustraliaPost also sought to increase the basic postage rate from 55 to 60 cents.
"The relationship between demand and costs is a critical issue", ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said today. The proposed costs of Australia Post in the material provided to the ACCC do not reflect this decline". "Accordingly, the ACCC is unable to agree to AustraliaPost's proposed price increases at present", Mr. Samuel said.
Under the prices surveillance provisions of the Trade Practices Act 1974, the ACCC has a role in assessing proposed price increases for "declared" services, including certain services that have been "reserved" to AustraliaPost under the Australian Postal Corporation Act in recognition of AustraliaPost’s community service obligations.
În conformitate cu dispoziţiile de supraveghere a preţurilor la practicile comerciale din 1974, CRCPCA are un rol în evaluarea propunerilor privind creşteria preţurilor.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission today issued its view objecting to AustraliaPost's draft proposal to increase the prices of the letter services over which it has a statutory monopoly in 2010. AustraliaPost provided the ACCC with its draft pricing proposal on 24 July 2009, which sought increases in the prices of a number of its Small, Large and PreSort letter services. AustraliaPost also sought to increase the basic postage rate from 55 to 60 cents."The relationship between demand and costs is a critical issue", ACCC chairman Graeme Samuel said today. The proposed costs of Australia Post in the material provided to the ACCC do not reflect this decline". "Accordingly, the ACCC is unable to agree to AustraliaPost's proposed price increases at present", Mr. Samuel said.
Under the prices surveillance provisions of the Trade Practices Act 1974, the ACCC has a role in assessing proposed price increases for "declared" services, including certain services that have been "reserved" to AustraliaPost under the Australian Postal Corporation Act in recognition of AustraliaPost’s community service obligations.
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