inform the President of UKE at his/her request of the applied measurement method, based on which the speed indicators are measured. 2. The President of UKE may, within 14 days of submitting the information referred to in paragraph 1, file an objection to the measurement method applied by the telecommunications undertaking in a form of a decision, if the method in question fails to guarantee that end users are provided with transparent information on quality of service parameters or fails to ensure reliable measurements. Failure to file an objection by the President of UKE within 14 days of submitting the information shall be considered as agreement of the President of UKE to the measurement method applied by the telecommunications undertaking. 3. In a decision referred to in paragraph 2, the President of UKE shall impose on a telecommunications undertaking the obligation to apply a specific method based on which the undertaking measures the data transmission speed indicator, taking account of the need to guarantee that end users have transparent information on the quality of service parameters. 4. The President of UKE shall have the right to conduct tests in order to verify if the data transmission speed measured by means of the method to which the President of UKE filed no objection referred to in paragraph 2, or by means of a method specified in a decision of the President of UKE referred to in paragraph 2 or 6, is not lower than the data transmission speed referred to in paragraph 1. 5. If, as a result of the test referred to in paragraph 4, the President of UKE finds that the data transmission speed measured by means of the method to which the President of UKE filed no objection referred to in paragraph 2, or by means of a method specified in a decision of the President of UKE referred to in paragraph 2 or 6, is lower than the data transmission speed referred to in paragraph 1, the President of UKE shall impose, by means of a decision, the obligation to adjust the data transmission speed to the data transmission speed referred to in paragraph 1 on the telecommunications undertaking providing Internet access services, within 30 days of the decision's delivery date. 6. Where the information referred to in paragraph 1 is not submitted, the President of UKE shall issue a decision imposing on a telecommunications undertaking the obligation to apply a specific method based on which the undertaking measures the data transmission speed indicator, taking account of the need to guarantee that end users have transparent information on the quality of service parameters. Article 63. 1. A provider of publicly available telecommunications services shall publish upto-date information concerning the quality of these services. 2. The President of UKE may request the submission of information referred to in paragraph 1. 2a. In order to prevent the degradation of telecommunications service quality and the hindering or slowing down of traffic over telecommunications networks, the President of UKE, having consulted the European Commission, may set minimum quality of service requirements on a particular telecommunications undertaking by means of a decision, having regard to competition development and supporting users' capability of accessing information and its distribution or using applications and services of their choice. The President of UKE shall provide the European Commission and BEREC with a draft decision together with its justification prior to setting these requirements. The President of UKE shall take the utmost account of the opinion and recommendations of the European Commission when taking the decision. 3. The Minister competent for digitalization may specify, by means of an ordinance, the indicators concerning the quality of particular services as well as the content, form, time limits and manner of publishing information referred to in paragraph 1, guided by the need to ensure access to comprehensive and transparent information to end users.