Title 39 › Part IV— MAIL MATTER › Chapter 36— POSTAL RATES, CLASSES, AND SERVICES › Subchapter IV— REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND RELATED PROVISIONS › § 3651
Each year the Postal Regulatory Commission must send a report to the President and Congress about how it has worked under this title and how well its rules meet the goals in sections 3622 and 3633. The report must also estimate the Postal Service’s costs during the report period for three things: serving places it would not otherwise serve under the legal duty to provide quick, dependable, and efficient service to all areas (including the first sentence of section 101(b)), offering free or reduced rates required by this title, and other public services done only because the law requires them. The Commission must explain how it made each estimate and point to the laws that cause the costs. The Postal Service must give the Commission any information the Commission needs to prepare the report.
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39 U.S.C. § 3651
Title 39 — Postal Service
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Apr 5, 2026
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