Protect Postal Performance Act restricts changes to mail processing facilities and post offices.
The Protect Postal Performance Act restricts the United States Postal Service from implementing changes to mail processing facilities and post offices without approval from the Postal Regulatory Commission. The Postal Service must wait for an advisory opinion from the Commission before proceeding with any consolidation, closure, or changes to mail processing facilities. The Commission must issue an opinion within 120 business days of receiving a proposed change. If the Commission does not recommend implementing the changes, the Postal Service cannot move forward with the proposed changes.
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