378 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources in respect of the postal services Bill if he is confident this will not lead to an erosion in service levels or job losses, if he is confident it will not lead to the type of social dumping that has occurred in other countries where stable, reliable jobs have been replaced by temporary and poorly paid positions; with the removal of the letter post monopoly from An Post, the way the universal service obligation will be funded; if he acknowledges the high level of service delivered by An Post; if he accepts downstream access must not only be allowed occur at mail centre level; and if he accepts postal services form an essential part of the fabric of our society, particularly in rural areas. [41582/10]

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378 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources in respect of the postal services Bill if he is confident this will not lead to an erosion in service levels or job losses, if he is confident it will not lead to the type of social dumping that has occurred in other countries where stable, reliable jobs have been replaced by temporary and poorly paid positions; with the removal of the letter post monopoly from An Post, the way the universal service obligation will be funded; if he acknowledges the high level of service delivered by An Post; if he accepts downstream access must not only be allowed occur at mail centre level; and if he accepts postal services form an essential part of the fabric of our society, particularly in rural areas. [41582/10]

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