(1)to determine the prices of all its goods and services;
(2) to produce postage stamps and authorize others to produce postage stamps on its behalf;
(3) to determine terms and conditions for the provision of any postal service or goods;
(4) to determine terms and conditions of employment of its staff;
(5) to sue and be sued;
(6) to enter into contracts and agreements, including franchising agreement;
(7) to appoint agents or attorney and act as an agent for other persons;
(8) to acquire, hold, lease, develop and dispose of real and persona property;
(9) to form, and participate in the formation of companies;
to participate in partnerships, trusts, unincorporated joint ventures and other arrangements for the sharing (10) of profits;
(11) to borrow from the financial institutions in Bhutan, and to give security over assets and pay interest on loans;
(12) to invest money not immediately required for postal purposes;
(13) to install posting boxes on public land and buildings provided that they do not interfere with the ordinary circulation of traffic;
(!4) to provide telecommunications value added services, including, for example, electronic mail, electronic data interchange and electronic funds transfer services.
