Article 18. Hybrid shipment services The Law on Mail

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1. The postal operator provides hybrid shipment services by forwarding the shipment at the initial stage in the form of an e-mail (message) through the use of information systems, Internet resources and other electronic media, delivered at a subsequent stage in the form of a letter (postcard) or forwarding at the initial stage of a letter (postcard), delivered at a subsequent stage. at this stage in the form of an e-mail (message) through the use of information systems, Internet resources sent by e-mail or an electronic subscriber mailbox.

2. Reception or delivery of e-mails (messages) from senders is carried out by transferring information from the information systems used, which, on the basis of the contract, are integrated with the information system of the mail operator.

3. For the purpose of receiving or delivering e-mails (messages), postal operators use their own information systems and telecommunications networks or information systems and telecommunications networks of third parties on the basis of a contract.

4. The mail operator has the right to involve a third party on the basis of a contract, which prints and converts the received emails (messages).

5. The forwarding of an e-mail (message) in the form of a postal item is carried out in accordance with the requirements established by this Law and the rules for the provision of postal services.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 9, 2016 No. 498-V SAM.

This Law establishes the legal basis of activities and regulates public relations in the field of mail in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, defines the rights and obligations of subjects of postal activity, and the competence of state bodies in the field of mail.

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