The time has come to give thought to, and lay down, a clear policy on who is responsible for checking that firms perform their public service obligations properly, and on who may decide on penalties for firms which use aid to increase their profits instead of serving the public.
The time has come to give thought to, and lay down, a clear policy on who is responsible for checking that firms perform their public service obligations properly, and on who may decide on penalties for firms which use aid to increase their profits instead of serving the public.