Electronic and Postal Communications (Tariffs) G.N. No. 421 (contd) “electronic communications licensee” means a person who holds an individual electronic communications service licence or is registered under a class licence; “electronic communications service” means any service for the purpose or effect of which is to enable or facilitate electronic communication; “just and reasonable tariffs” means tariffs that enable a licensee to maintain its financial viability, attract capital, operate efficiently and promote fair competition in the supply and demand for communication services; “ licensee” means a person or an entity licensed under the Act; “non discriminatory tariff” means sale providers shall not , in the matter of application of tariff for similar services or products, discriminate between subscribers; “postal services licence” means a licence issued pursuant to Part III of Electronic and Postal Communications Act; “postal services licensee” means a person who holds a postal service licence; “postal services” means conventional postal, hybrid postal and courier services; “promotion or special offer” means any information whose content is controlled directly or indirectly by the licensee that is expressed in any language and communicated through any medium with the intention of influencing the choice, opinion or behavior of consumers with regards to communication services; “regulated services” means service supplied or provided by a licensee(i) in a market or market segment which is uncompetitive; (ii) where the licensee has been declared dominant in the relevant market or market segment; or (iii) where a licensee has been designated by the Authority to operate and provide universal communications services; “subscriber” means a person who receives communication 84