Rev. 2011]
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(f) any other information that the Commission may require.
(2) Save as may be agreed between the Commission and any licensee, all
information provided pursuant to this regulation shall be treated as confidential
business information and shall be dealt with in accordance with Part II of these
Regulations.
86. (1) The Commission may require a postal licensee to produce or Production of records
furnish the Commission at the time and place specified accounts, records and and inspections.
other documents or information as the Commission may require.
(2) Upon identification and production of a written authority from the
Commission, any officer from the Commission, may in order to determine
whether the provisions of the Act or these Regulations are being complied
with, at any reasonable time and without prior notice enter the premises of a
postal licensee and—
(a) inspect and make copies of or extracts from books, records or
other documents;
(b) demand the production of and inspect the relevant licence; and
(c) inspect facilities and premises.
(3) Any person who obstructs an officer of the Commission from
performing his or her duties and functions as provided in the Act or these
Regulations shall be guilty of an offence and shall, if convicted, be liable to
a fine not exceeding six thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not
exceeding six months or to both.
87. (1) The Commission may, in accordance with the provisions of the Suspension or
cancellation of
Act or these Regulations suspend or cancel any postal licence.
licences.
(2) Upon the suspension or cancellation of a licence by the Commission,
no licensee shall be entitled to a refund of any fees paid in respect of such
licence.
88. (1) A postal licensee may enter into any written agreement with
another postal licensee to interconnect their postal services.
(2) An interconnection agreement referred to in paragraph (1), shall
be filed with the Commission within thirty (30) days after the date of such
agreement.
(3) No postal or courier licensee shall use a public postal licencee’s
network to deliver mail outside Kenya except with prior written consent of
that public postal licensee.
(4) No postal licensee shall bundle letters and insert into a public postal
licensee’s network with the intention of having such bundles conveyed by that
Interconnection.