(1) The Commission may require providers of internet access services and of publicly available interpersonal communications services to publish within a specified period comprehensive, comparable, reliable, user-friendly and up-to-date information for end-users on -

(a) the quality of their technical services, to the extent that they control at least some elements of the network either directly or by virtue of a service level agreement to that effect,

(b) the quality of their non-technical services, and

(c) measures taken to ensure equivalence in access for end-users with disabilities.

(2) The Commission may require providers of publicly available interpersonal communications services to inform consumers within a specified period if the quality of the services they provide depends on any external factors such as control of signal transmission or network connectivity.

(3) The Commission may require that a provider, before publishing information under subsection (1) or informing consumers under subsection (2), supply the relevant information to the Commission.