Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Caller location in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Member States are further required to improve the accuracy and reliability of caller location information under the new EU telecoms rules,
network operators were generally against obligations to provide facilities like caller location for emergency calls,
handled in a manner best suited to the national organisation of emergency systems, and that information about the caller location should be made available to emergency services.
allow network-independent providers of number-based interpersonal communications services to fulfil the obligations related to access to emergency services and caller location information provision at a level comparable to that required of other providers of such communications services.
they might not be able to provide access to emergency services or caller location, or to both.
the Commission issued a reasoned opinion in which it stated that the Republic of Lithuania was unable to ensure in practice that caller location information is made available where emergency calls to the‘112' number are made from a mobile telephone,
Calls to the emergency services do not provide access as such to caller location.
Telecom rules: EU takes 5 Member States to court for 112 caller location deficiencies.
Any constraints on access to emergency services and/or caller location information due to a lack of technical feasibility;
Enhancing the implementation of‘112' emergency services in the EU, in particular by ensuring more efficient access to caller location information.
Since 2003, telecoms operators must provide caller location information to emergency services so that they can find accident victims quickly.
Information on the accuracy of caller location information should be provided to ensure the more effective and rapid provision of emergency services.
In Spain the regions have dramatically improved the quality of their emergency response by ensuring that caller location data is available to the emergency services.
Member States shall ensure that caller location information is made available free of charge to authorities handling emergencies for all calls to the single European emergency call number“112”.
However, there are still some areas for improvement, such as the provision of caller location information for 112 calls from mobile phones,
However, it called on the Lithuanian government to accelerate the pace of implementation of caller location information for all calls to 112 from both mobile
consumer groups were in favour of a requirement for caller location for emergency calls(including to the European Emergency Number)
The majority of cases in this new round concern a failure to complete market reviews to assess the status of competition on national telecom markets or the lack of caller location information to emergency authorities.
Caller location: Caller location accuracy criteria should be laid down by Member States in order to save lives, time and resources when deploying the emergency relief.
The provision of caller location information to the emergency services remains problematic.