(a) Delivery of letters, postcards, printed paper and small packets with weights up to a maximum of 350grams. This limit will be reviewed in line with prevailing economic and market conditions and any variations published in the Kenya Gazette; (b) Printing and issuance of postage stamps and philatelic materials; and (c) Provision of private letter boxes and street posting boxes. Standards and other conditions will be prescribed for universal service provision. 6.5.2 Non Exclusive Services Non exclusive services will include : (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Courier services; Parcel services; Direct mail marketing services; Postal financial services; Electronic and hybrid mail; Distribution of publications; and Agency services. 6.5.2.1 Courier Services The need for a faster and more efficient means of goods delivery has been growing and requires same day or overnight delivery. The Government recognizes that the growth of the courier segment has traditionally been driven by private sector. Operators in this market segment are required to be licensed. 6.5.2.2 Parcel Services The parcel distribution market caters for all postal material falling outside the definition of a letter. Private sector operators currently serve only the high volume, short distance, low unit cost routes. The 37