Lewiatan protests against e- deliveries

The introduction of e-delivery services evokes controversy among the members of Confederation of Employers Lewiatan. The new system, prepared by the Ministry of Digital Affairs (MC), obliges private individuals and companies to maintain correspondence with institutions without using traditional mail.
According to the bill, public institutions will pay PLN 3.45 for each message smaller than 10 MB sent electronically. Every time an e-mail is sent to an institution, whether by an individual person or a company, a state subsidy of PLN 2 per item will be sent to Poczta Polska. The amount will exceed PLN 1 bn in a decade.
“The prices of similar services available on the open market are insignificant fractions of the above amount. The proposed structure, therefore, constitutes an unauthorized public aid for a state-owned company,” Lewiatan stresses. Moreover, employers believe that the law will not lead to effective implementation of e-deliveries due to the fact that until 2029 the courts are to be excluded from the system.
(Puls Biznesu)