Examples of using The general authorisation in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
charges going beyond the administrative charge that may be associated to the general authorisation in accordance with Article 16.
The general authorisation shall only contain conditions which are specific for that sector
Directive 2002/20/EC entitles Member States to attach to the general authorisation, conditions regarding the security of public networks against unauthorised access in accordance with Directive 97/66/EC11.
Member States shall not require undertakings to provide more information under the general authorisation than is proportionate and objectively justified for.
In particular, they may Ö can Õ ensure end-to-end connectivity by imposing proportionate obligations on undertakings that ð are subject to the general authorisation and that ï control access to end-users.
Establishes the basic general rights for operators under the general authorisation namely, the right to provide electronic communications services to the public
national regulatory authorities may only require undertakings to provide information under the general authorisation, for rights of use or the specific obligations
The general authorisation shall only contain conditions which are specific for that sector
etc.);(b) conditions under the general authorisation and(c) conditions linked to rights of use, in order to increase transparency
issue declarations confirming that that undertaking is authorised to apply for rights of way and/or to negotiate interconnection under the general authorisation in order to facilitate the exercise of those rights at other levels of government or in relation to other undertakings.
to undertakings either upon request or alternatively as an automatic response to a notification under the general authorisation.
other competent ïauthorities may only require undertakings to provide information under the general authorisation, for rights of use or the specific obligations
Member States shall grant such rights, upon request, to any undertaking providing services under the general authorisation, subject to the provisions of Articles 6
using networks or services under the general authorisation, subject to the provisions of Articles 6,
shall be legally separate from the general rights and obligations under the general authorisation.
control and enforcement of the general authorisation scheme and of rights of use
do not change the substantial nature of the general authorisations and the individual rights of use
Where application of paragraph 1 results in a reduction of the rights or an extension of the general authorisations and individual rights of use already in existence,