which enables the provision of the communications services indicated in the application by the person is changed. (5) If two or more applications are received at the same time, priority to enter into a subscription contract shall be given to an application submitted by a person with a profound or severe disability within the meaning of the Social Benefits for Disabled Persons Act or by his or her caregiver for the provision of communications services in the place of residence of a disabled person. Such preferential right is not transferable. § 95. Creation of possibility to use electronic communications service A communications undertaking must create a possibility to the end-user to commence the use of electronic communications services within 10 working days after entry into a subscription contract provided that the enduser has performed the obligations assumed by the subscription contract. § 951. Pre-contractual information about communications services and concise summary of contract (1) A communications undertaking other than a provider of machine-to-machine communications services provides a consumer wishing to enter into a communications services contract, prior to entry into a contract, with the pre-contractual information and a concise summary of the contract about the service that the communications undertaking offers. The information is provided in a clear and understandable manner on a durable medium or, where this is not feasible, in an easily downloadable format, drawing the consumer's attention to the fact that the document is available and that it is important to download it for documentation purposes. (2) The pre-contractual information specified in subsection 1 of this section contains at least the following information: 1) information provided in §§ 141, 48 or 54 of the Law of Obligations Act, depending on the manner of entry into the contract; 2) specific quality parameters of the communications service, except in the case of internet access service, and the minimum quality level of the provided service; 3) where no minimum levels of quality of service are offered, a statement to this effect must be made; 4) the price package, charges for services, a discount if it exists and the procedure for settlement of accounts; 5) duration of the contract, including minimum duration required to benefit from promotional conditions, and conditions for extension of the contract; 6) any charges and duration related to switching, and compensation and refund arrangements for delay of switching, as well as information about the respective procedure; 7) information on the right of a consumer using pre-paid services to a refund, upon request, of any remaining credit in case of number portability in accordance with § 89 of this Act and the changing of the internet access service provider; 8) conditions of termination of the contract and, where appropriate, any fees due on early termination of the contract, including fees related to terminal equipment; 9) specifications of payment and possibilities for compensation for damage in the event that the service does not conform to the agreed conditions or if the communications undertaking responds inadequately to cyber incidents; 10) measures taken by the communications undertaking to ensure integrity of the communications networks and services and prevent cyber incidents in accordance with § 872of this Act. (3) In addition to the information specified in subsection 2 of this section, the providers of internet access services and interpersonal communications services submit the following as pre-contractual information: 1) upon provision of internet access services, as information about the minimum quality level of the services, at least latency, jitter and packet loss; 2) upon provision of interpersonal communications services, as information about the minimum quality level of the services, at least the time for the initial connection, failure probability and call signalling delays if the service provider exerts control over at least some elements of the network or has a service level agreement to that effect with an undertaking providing access to the communications network; 3) any restrictions imposed by the service provider on the use of terminal equipment supplied; 4) the price list or the details of the tariff plan and the type of services offered, including, where applicable, the volume of data communications included in the price list per billing period and the price per additional communication unit; 5) in the case of a tariff plan with a pre-set volume of data communications, the possibility for the consumer to defer any unused volume from the preceding billing period to the following billing period, where this option is included in the contract; 6) information about a reasonable facility to monitor the data volume of use of the services as specified in subsection 6 of § 87 of this Act; 7) numbers or services to which special charges apply; 8) for bundled services and bundles including both services and terminal equipment the price of the individual elements of the bundle to the extent they are also marketed separately; Electronic Communications Act Page 55 / 89