Postal Commission Probes Regular Reporting Overhaul Request
Published Date: 1/21/2025
Proposed Rule
Summary
The Postal Service asked the Commission to review and possibly change how it reports important data regularly. This notice tells everyone about the request, invites people to share their thoughts, and starts the official process. If you’re involved with postal reporting, keep an eye out for new rules and deadlines that could affect how and when reports are made.
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