Trunking Scheme definition

Trunking Scheme means the provision of Trunking Services from one specified Handover Inward Mail Centre to one specified Destination Inward Mail Centre;

Examples of Trunking Scheme in a sentence

  • For the avoidance of doubt, where you have elected to participate in a Trunking Scheme, you may only use the Handover Inward Mail Centre to hand over Mailing Items for the Destination Postcode Areas and you shall not be permitted to hand over such Mailing Items at the original Inward Mail Centre.

  • Mail Centre shall each operate as a separate Trunking Scheme for a fixed period.

  • STEP 1: Your York Allocation Carrier Combined York Allocation x 100 = per cent of Royal Mail's Transportation Cost to be paid by you ("Your Percentage") STEP 2: Multiply Royal Mail's Transportation Cost by Your Percentage For the avoidance of doubt, if you are the sole Carrier participating in any Trunking Scheme (and we have deemed that Trunking Scheme to be viable notwithstanding that you are the only Carrier participating), you shall pay 100 per cent of Royal Mail's Transportation Cost.

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