electronic communications services approved by the Communications Regulatory Authority. 2. Providers of public electronic communications services must publish transparent, comparable, adequate and up to date information about the prices of services and rates, all wages due on termination of the contract, the standard terms of service, quality of service and the measures taken to ensure equivalent accessibility of electronic communications services for disabled end-users. Such information for end-users must be provided in a clear, comprehensive and easily accessible form. The information referred to in this paragraph shall be submitted to the Communications Regulatory Authority. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall establish the rules for the publication of information and its submission the Communications Regulatory Authority, including the scope and content of information, the time limit, form and method of its publication and/or submission, and quality assessment rules. 3. In order to ensure quality of public electronic communications services, the Communications Regulatory Authority may impose on public communications networks' providers the minimum quality requirements. Before imposing such requirements, the Communications Regulatory Authority shall submit to the European Commission and the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications a draft decision stating the reasons, requirements to be imposed, as well as other necessary information. When adopting the final decision on the requirements referred to in this paragraph, the Communications Regulatory Authority shall take into account the comments or recommendations of the European Commission. 4. When providing a user with terminal equipment free of charge or when offering the terminal equipment at a lower price than its cost price, the provider of public electronic communications services must indicate in the contract on the provision of electronic communications services the difference in its selling price with and without a service provision contract as well as the period of time and manner in which this difference will be compensated. 5. The provider of public electronic communications services must examine free of charge the received applications from the end users, proposals and complaints concerning electronic communications services provided or intended to be provided by it and issue a reply within 14 days from the receipt thereof. 60