S.L. 254.1 Art. 44Authorisation for postal services and exemptions.

(1) In accordance with the provisions of article 7(3) of the

Act, the following activities are exempt from the requirements of article 7(1) of the Act:

(a) the conveyance and delivery of a postal article personally by the sender or a person authorised to deliver on behalf of the sender, provided no payment or reward, profit or advantage of any kind is given or received for the conveyance or delivery of those postal articles;

(b) the conveyance and delivery by any person of postal articles concerning, and for delivery with, goods carried by that person, provided that no payment or reward, profit or advantage of any kind is given or received for the conveyance or delivery of those postal articles;

(c) the conveyance, delivery and collection of correspondence by a person who has a business interest in that correspondence. For the purposes of this paragraph a person shall be deemed to have a business interest if:

(i) he is an employee of one of the correspondents or of a member of the same group as one of the correspondents and the postal article relates to the business affairs of that correspondent, or

(ii) he and one of the correspondents are employees of the same person or of different members of the same group and the postal article relates to the business affairs of that person or, as the case may be, of the employer of that correspondent;

(d) the conveyance and delivery of postal articles from one public authority or agency however so described to another or within that same authority or agency, and the collection of postal articles for that purpose;

(e) the conveyance and delivery of postal articles by a non-profit making organisation where the postal article is addressed to some or all of the members of that organisation, provided no payment or reward, profit or advantage of any kind is given or received for the conveyance or delivery of those postal articles.

(2) Nothing in this regulation shall be construed as authorising any person to make a collection of postal articles for the purpose of their being conveyed in any manner authorised under this regulation.