ARTICLE · 04 JANUARY 2010

Public Service Compensation For Polish Post

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A scheme to compensate the Polish Post for losses in discharging its public service obligations between 2006 and 2011 has been approved by the European Commission.

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Malgorzata Surdek

Mikolaj Piaskowski

A scheme to compensate the Polish Post for losses in discharging its public service obligations between 2006 and 2011 has been approved by the European Commission.

Polish Post (Poczta Polska) is Poland's main postal service operator, and has been transformed from a state enterprise into a joint-stock company wholly-owned by the Treasury.

Its activities include postal, financial and other services outside its public service mission.

The compensation mechanism for Polish Post is in line with the framework on public service compensation. This allows compensation to be paid as long as the service is a genuine public service entrusted to the company by legislation that complies with various requirements specified in the framework.

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