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Member States should ensure that undertakings providing end-users with an electronic communications service designed for originating calls through a number or numbers in a national telephone numbering plan provide reliable and accurate access to emergency services, taking into account national specifications and criteria.
Države članice bi morale zagotoviti, da podjetja, ki končnim uporabnikom zagotavljajo elektronsko komunikacijsko storitev opravljanja klicev z uporabo številke ali številk iz nacionalnega načrta telefonskega oštevilčenja, zagotovijo zanesljiv in natančen dostop do storitev v sili ob upoštevanju nacionalnih specifikacij in meril.
Network-independent undertakings may not have control over networks and may not be able to ensure that emergency calls made through their service are routed with the same reliability, as they may not be able to guarantee service availability, given that problems related to infrastructure are not under their control.
Podjetja, ki zagotavljajo od omrežja neodvisne storitve, morda nimajo nadzora nad omrežji in ne morejo zagotoviti, da bodo klici v sili, opravljeni prek njihove storitve, usmerjeni z enako stopnjo zanesljivosti, saj morda ne morejo zagotoviti dostopnosti storitve glede na to, da težave, povezane z infrastrukturo, niso pod njihovim nadzorom.
For network-independent undertakings, caller location information may not always be technically feasible.
Za podjetja, ki zagotavljajo od omrežja neodvisne storitve, zagotavljanje informacije o lokaciji kličočega morda ni vedno tehnično izvedljivo.
Once internationally-recognised standards ensuring accurate and reliable routing and connection to the emergency services are in place, network-independent undertakings should also fulfil the obligations related to caller location information at a level comparable to that required of other undertakings.
Ko bodo vzpostavljeni mednarodno priznani standardi, ki bodo zagotavljali točno in zanesljivo usmerjanje in povezavo do storitev v sili, bi morala tudi podjetja, ki zagotavljajo od omrežja neodvisne storitve, izpolniti obveznosti, povezane z informacijo o lokaciji kličočega, na ravni, ki je primerljiva z drugimi podjetji.
Member States should take specific measures to ensure that emergency services, including ‘112’, are equally accessible to disabled end-users, in particular deaf, hearing-impaired, speech-impaired and deaf-blind users.
Države članice bi morale sprejeti posebne ukrepe za zagotovitev, da so storitve v sili, vključno s številko „112“, enako dostopne za končne uporabnike invalide, zlasti gluhe, slušno prizadete, govorno prizadete in gluho-slepe uporabnike.
This could involve the provision of special terminal devices for hearing-impaired users, text relay services, or other specific equipment.
To bi lahko vključevalo zagotovitev posebnih terminalskih naprav za slušno prizadete uporabnike, storitve prenosa besedil ali drugo posebno opremo.
Development of the international code ‘3883’ (the European Telephony Numbering Space (ETNS)) is currently hindered by insufficient awareness, overly bureaucratic procedural requirements and, in consequence, lack of demand.
Razvoj mednarodne kode „3883“ (evropski telefonski številski prostor (ETNS)) je trenutno omejen zaradi nezadostne ozaveščenosti, preveč birokratskih postopkovnih zahtev in posledično pomanjkanja povpraševanja.
In order to encourage the development of ETNS, the Member States to which the International Telecommunications Union has assigned the international code ‘3883’ should, following the example of the implementation of the ‘.eu’ top-level domain, delegate responsibility for its management, number assignment and promotion to an existing separate organisation, designated by the Commission on the basis of an open, transparent and non-discriminatory selection procedure.
Za pospešitev razvoja ETNS bi morale države članice, ki jim je Mednarodna telekomunikacijska zveza dodelila mednarodno kodo „3883“, po vzoru izvajanja vrhnje domene „.eu“ prenesti odgovornost za njeno upravljanje, dodeljevanje številk in promocijo na ločeno organizacijo, ki jo Komisija izbere na podlagi odprtega in preglednega izbirnega postopka brez diskriminacije.
That organisation should also have the task of developing proposals for public service applications using ETNS for common European services, such as a common number for reporting thefts of mobile terminals.
Ta organizacija bi morala imeti tudi nalogo pripraviti predloge za aplikacije javnih storitev, ki bi uporabljale ETNS, za skupne evropske storitve, kot je skupna številka za prijavo kraj mobilnih terminalov.
Considering the particular aspects related to reporting missing children and the currently limited availability of such a service, Member States should not only reserve a number, but also make every effort to ensure that a service for reporting missing children is actually available in their territories under the number ‘116000’, without delay.
Glede na posebne vidike, povezane s prijavo pogrešanih otrok, in trenutno omejene razpoložljivosti te storitve bi države članice morale ne samo rezervirati telefonsko številko, ampak tudi kar najbolje zagotoviti, da bo omenjena storitev na njihovem ozemlju dejansko nemudoma na voljo na številki „116000“.
To that end, Member States should, if appropriate, inter alia, organise tendering procedures in order to invite interested parties to provide that service.
Zato bi morale države članice med drugim po potrebi organizirati postopke javnih razpisov, da bi povabile strani, ki so zainteresirane za ponujanje te storitve.
Voice calls remain the most robust and reliable form of access to emergency services.
Govorni klici so še vedno najbolj stabilna in najzanesljivejša oblika dostopa do storitev v sili.
Other means of contact, such as text messaging, may be less reliable and may suffer from lack of immediacy.
Druge oblike stika, kot so kratka sporočila, so lahko manj zanesljive in niso zadosti neposredne.
Member States should, however, if they deem it appropriate, be free to promote the development and implementation of other means of access to emergency services which are capable of ensuring access equivalent to voice calls.
Države članice pa bi morale imeti možnost, če se jim to zdi primerno, da spodbujajo razvoj in izvajanje drugih načinov dostopa do storitev v sili, ki lahko zagotovijo dostop, enakovreden govornim klicem.
Pursuant to its Decision 2007/116/EC of 15 February 2007 on reserving the national numbering range beginning with ‘116’ for harmonised numbers for harmonised services of social value [13], the Commission has asked Member States to reserve numbers in the ‘116’ numbering range for certain services of social value.
Komisija je v skladu z Odločbo Komisije 2007/116/ES z dne 15. februarja 2007 o rezervaciji nacionalnega območja oštevilčenja, ki se začenja z „116“, za usklajene številke za usklajene storitve z družbeno vrednostjo [13] države članice pozvala, da rezervirajo številke v območju oštevilčenja „116“ za nekatere storitve družbenega pomena.
The appropriate provisions of that Decision should be reflected in Directive 2002/22/EC (Universal Service Directive) in order to integrate them more firmly into the regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services and to facilitate access by disabled end-users.
Ustrezne določbe iz navedene odločbe bi bilo treba upoštevati v Direktivi 2002/22/ES (Direktiva o univerzalnih storitvah), da bi jih lahko bolje vključili v regulativni okvir za elektronska komunikacijska omrežja in storitve ter omogočili dostopnost končnim uporabnikom invalidom.
A single market implies that end-users are able to access all numbers included in the national numbering plans of other Member States and to access services using non-geographic numbers within the Community, including, among others, freephone and premium rate numbers.
Enotni trg pomeni, da imajo končni uporabniki dostop do vseh številk v nacionalnih načrtih oštevilčenja drugih držav članic in dostop do storitev z uporabo negeografskih številk v Skupnosti, med drugim vključno z drugimi številkami brezplačnih telefonskih klicev in številkami premijskih storitev.
End-users should also be able to access numbers from the European Telephone Numbering Space (ETNS) and Universal International Freephone Numbers (UIFN).
Končni uporabniki bi morali imeti tudi možnost dostopa do številk iz evropskega telefonskega številskega prostora (ETNS) in enotnih mednarodnih številk brezplačnih telefonskih klicev (UIFN).
Cross-border access to numbering resources and associated services should not be prevented, except in objectively justified cases, for example to combat fraud or abuse (e.g. in connection with certain premium-rate services), when the number is defined as having a national scope only (e.g. a national short code) or when it is technically or economically unfeasible.
Čezmejnega dostopa do številskih virov in z njimi povezanih storitev se ne bi smelo preprečevati, razen v objektivno utemeljenih primerih, kot na primer, ko je to potrebno zaradi boja proti goljufijam in zlorabam (npr. v zvezi z nekaterimi premijskimi storitvami), ko se številka uporablja samo v določeni državi (npr. nacionalna številka skrajšanega izbiranja), ali ko je to tehnično ali gospodarsko neizvedljivo.
Users should be fully informed in advance and in a clear manner of any charges applicable to freephone numbers, such as international call charges for numbers accessible through standard international dialling codes.
Uporabniki bi morali biti vnaprej in jasno obveščeni o vseh stroških, ki se nanašajo na številke brezplačnih telefonskih klicev, kot so stroški mednarodnih klicev za številke, dostopne prek standardnih mednarodnih izbirnih kod.
In order to take full advantage of the competitive environment, consumers should be able to make informed choices and to change providers when it is in their interests.
Da bi potrošniki lahko v celoti izkoristili konkurenčno okolje, bi morali imeti možnost izbire na podlagi informacij in zamenjati ponudnika, če je to v njihovem interesu.
It is essential to ensure that they can do so without being hindered by legal, technical or practical obstacles, including contractual conditions, procedures, charges and so on. This does not preclude the imposition of reasonable minimum contractual periods in consumer contracts.
Bistvenega pomena je zagotoviti, da jih pri tem ne ovirajo pravne, tehnične ali praktične ovire, vključno s pogodbenimi pogoji, postopki, stroški itd. To ne izključuje določitve razumnega najkrajšega pogodbenega obdobja v potrošniških pogodbah.
Number portability is a key facilitator of consumer choice and effective competition in competitive markets for electronic communications and should be implemented with the minimum delay, so that the number is functionally activated within one working day and the user does not experience a loss of service lasting longer than one working day.
Prenosljivost številk bistveno olajšuje izbiro potrošnikov in učinkovito konkurenco na konkurenčnih trgih elektronskih komunikacij in bi jo bilo treba izvesti brez odlašanja, tako da začne številka funkcionalno delovati v enem delovnem dnevu in da uporabnik ni brez storitve več kot en delovni dan.
Competent national authorities may prescribe the global process of the porting of numbers, taking into account national provisions on contracts and technological developments.
Pristojni nacionalni organi lahko določijo celovit postopek prenosa številk, ob tem pa upoštevajo nacionalne določbe o pogodbah in tehnološki razvoj.
Experience in certain Member States has shown that there is a risk of consumers being switched to another provider without having given their consent.
Izkušnje v nekaterih državah članicah so pokazale obstoj tveganja, da se potrošniku zamenja ponudnika brez njegove privolitve.
While that is a matter that should primarily be addressed by law enforcement authorities, Member States should be able to impose such minimum proportionate measures regarding the switching process, including appropriate sanctions, as are necessary to minimise such risks, and to ensure that consumers are protected throughout the switching process without making the process less attractive for them.
Kljub temu, da bi te primere morali obravnavati predvsem organi pregona, pa bi morale imeti države članice možnost, da uveljavijo minimalne sorazmerne ukrepe, vključno z ustreznimi sankcijami, glede postopka zamenjave ponudnika, saj so ti potrebni za zmanjševanje takih tveganj in za zagotovitev zaščite potrošnikov v celotnem postopku zamenjave ponudnika, ne da bi postopek s tem postal za njih manj zanimiv.
Legal ‘must-carry’ obligations may be applied to specified radio and television broadcast channels and complementary services supplied by a specified media service provider.
Zakonska „obveznost prenosa“ se lahko uporablja za določene radijske in televizijske radiodifuzijske kanale in dopolnilne storitve, ki jih zagotavlja določen ponudnik medijskih storitev.
Member States should provide a clear justification for the ‘must carry’ obligations in their national law so as to ensure that such obligations are transparent, proportionate and properly defined.
Države članice bi morale v svoji nacionalni zakonodaji zagotoviti jasno utemeljitev „obveznosti prenosa“ za zagotovitev, da so take obveznosti pregledne, sorazmerne in ustrezno opredeljene.
In that regard, ‘must carry’ rules should be designed in a way which provides sufficient incentives for efficient investment in infrastructure.
S tem v zvezi bi morala biti pravila „obveznosti prenosa“ zasnovana tako, da zagotavljajo zadostne spodbude za učinkovite naložbe v infrastrukturo.
‘Must carry’ rules should be periodically reviewed in order to keep them up-to-date with technological and market evolution and in order to ensure that they continue to be proportionate to the objectives to be achieved.
Pravila „obveznosti prenosa“ bi bilo treba redno pregledovati, da se uskladijo s tehnološkim in tržnim razvojem, s čemer se zagotovi, da so še naprej sorazmerna s cilji, ki jih je treba doseči.
Complementary services include, but are not limited to, services designed to improve accessibility for end-users with disabilities, such as videotext, subtitling, audio description and sign language.
Dopolnilne storitve vključujejo, a niso omejene na storitve, ki izboljšujejo dostopnost za končne uporabnike s posebnimi potrebami, kot so videotekst, podnaslavljanje, zvokovni zapis in znakovni jezik.
In order to overcome existing shortcomings in terms of consumer consultation and to appropriately address the interests of citizens, Member States should put in place an appropriate consultation mechanism.
Države članice bi zaradi premagovanja obstoječih pomanjkljivosti glede posvetovanja s potrošniki in ustreznega obravnavanja interesov državljanov morale vzpostaviti ustrezen mehanizem posvetovanja.
Such a mechanism could take the form of a body which would, independently of the national regulatory authority and service providers, carry out research into consumer-related issues, such as consumer behaviour and mechanisms for changing suppliers, and which would operate in a transparent manner and contribute to the existing mechanisms for stakeholder consultation.
Tak mehanizem bi lahko imel obliko organa, ki bi, neodvisno od nacionalnih regulativnih organov in ponudnikov storitev, opravljal raziskave o potrošniških temah, kot so vedenje potrošnikov in mehanizmi za zamenjavo ponudnika, in ki bi deloval na pregleden način ter prispeval k obstoječim mehanizmom za posvetovanje zainteresiranih strani.
Furthermore, a mechanism could be established for the purpose of enabling appropriate cooperation on issues relating to the promotion of lawful content.
Poleg tega bi se lahko vzpostavil mehanizem, ki bi omogočil ustrezno sodelovanje glede vprašanj, povezanih s spodbujanjem zakonite vsebine.
Any cooperation procedures agreed pursuant to such a mechanism should, however, not allow for the systematic surveillance of Internet usage.
Postopki sodelovanja, sprejeti v skladu s tem mehanizmom, pa ne bi smeli dopuščati sistematičnega nadzora nad uporabo interneta.
Universal service obligations imposed on an undertaking designated as having universal service obligations should be notified to the Commission.
Komisijo bi bilo treba uradno obvestiti o obveznostih zagotavljanja univerzalne storitve, naloženih podjetjem, ki jim je določena obveznost univerzalne storitve.
Directive 2002/58/EC (Directive on privacy and electronic communications) provides for the harmonisation of the provisions of the Member States required to ensure an equivalent level of protection of fundamental rights and freedoms, in particular the right to privacy and the right to confidentiality, with respect to the processing of personal data in the electronic communications sector, and to ensure the free movement of such data and of electronic communications equipment and services in the Community.
Direktiva 2002/58/ES (Direktiva o zasebnosti in elektronskih komunikacijah) predvideva usklajevanje predpisov držav članic, ki je potrebno za zagotovitev enake ravni zaščite temeljnih pravic in svoboščin, zlasti pravice do zasebnosti in zaupnosti, pri obdelavi osebnih podatkov na področju elektronskih komunikacij ter za zagotovitev prostega pretoka takšnih podatkov ter elektronske komunikacijske opreme in storitev v Skupnosti.
Where measures aiming to ensure that terminal equipment is constructed so as to safeguard the protection of personal data and privacy are adopted pursuant to Directive 1999/5/EC or Council Decision 87/95/EEC of 22 December 1986 on standardization in the field of information technology and telecommunications [14], such measures should respect the principle of technology neutrality.
Kadar so na podlagi Direktive 1999/5/ES ali Sklepa Sveta 87/95/EGS z dne 22. decembra 1986 o standardizaciji na področju informacijske tehnologije in telekomunikacij [14] sprejeti ukrepi za zagotovitev, da je terminalska oprema zgrajena na način, ki zagotavlja varstvo osebnih podatkov in zasebnosti, bi bilo treba pri takih ukrepih spoštovati načelo tehnološke nevtralnosti.
Developments concerning the use of IP addresses should be followed closely, taking into consideration the work already done by, among others, the Working Party on the Protection of Individuals with regard to the Processing of Personal Data established by Article 29 of Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data [15], and in the light of such proposals as may be appropriate.
Razvoj na področju uporabe IP naslovov bi bilo treba skrbno spremljati ob upoštevanju dela, ki ga je med drugimi že opravila delovna skupina o varstvu posameznikov pri obdelavi osebnih podatkov, ustanovljena na podlagi člena 29 Direktive 95/46/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 24. oktobra 1995 o varstvu posameznikov pri obdelavi osebnih podatkov in o prostem pretoku takih podatkov [15], in ustreznih predlogov.
The processing of traffic data to the extent strictly necessary for the purposes of ensuring network and information security, i.e. the ability of a network or an information system to resist, at a given level of confidence, accidental events or unlawful or malicious actions that compromise the availability, authenticity, integrity and confidentiality of stored or transmitted data, and the security of the related services offered by, or accessible via, these networks and systems, by providers of security technologies and services when acting as data controllers is subject to Article 7(f) of Directive 95/46/EC.
Za obdelavo podatkov o prometu v obsegu, potrebnem za zagotovitev varnosti omrežja in informacij, tj. zmožnosti omrežja ali informacijskega sistema, da na dani ravni zaupanja prepreči slučajne dogodke ali nezakonita ali zlonamerna dejanja, ki ogrožajo razpoložljivost, avtentičnost, celovitost in zaupnost shranjenih ali prenesenih podatkov ter varnost s tem povezanih storitev, ki jih ponujajo ali so dostopne preko teh omrežij in sistemov, s strani ponudnikov varnostnih tehnologij in storitev, ko so ti v vlogi kontrolorjev podatkov, se uporablja člen 7(f) Direktive 95/46/ES.
This could, for example, include preventing unauthorised access to electronic communications networks and malicious code distribution and stopping ‘denial of service’ attacks and damage to computer and electronic communication systems.
To bi lahko vključevalo na primer preprečevanje nepooblaščenega dostopa do elektronskih komunikacijskih omrežij ali širjenja zlonamernih kod, napadov, ki povzročajo zavrnitev storitve, in škode na računalniških in elektronskih komunikacijskih sistemih.
The liberalisation of electronic communications networks and services markets and rapid technological development have combined to boost competition and economic growth and resulted in a rich diversity of end-user services accessible via public electronic communications networks.
Povezava liberalizacije trgov elektronskih komunikacijskih omrežij in storitev ter hitrega tehnološkega razvoja je povečala konkurenco in gospodarsko rast, kar je povzročilo veliko raznolikost storitev za končne uporabnike, ki so dostopne prek javnih elektronskih komunikacijskih omrežij.
It is necessary to ensure that consumers and users are afforded the same level of protection of privacy and personal data, regardless of the technology used to deliver a particular service.
Treba je zagotoviti, da potrošniki in uporabniki ne glede na tehnologijo, ki se uporablja za zagotavljanje določene storitve, uživajo enako raven varstva zasebnosti in osebnih podatkov.
In line with the objectives of the regulatory framework for electronic communications networks and services and with the principles of proportionality and subsidiarity, and for the purposes of legal certainty and efficiency for European businesses and national regulatory authorities alike, Directive 2002/58/EC (Directive on privacy and electronic communications) focuses on public electronic communications networks and services, and does not apply to closed user groups and corporate networks.
V skladu s cilji regulativnega okvira za elektronska komunikacijska omrežja in storitve, z načeli sorazmernosti in subsidiarnosti ter zaradi pravne varnosti in učinkovitosti evropskih podjetij ter nacionalnih regulativnih organov Direktiva 2002/58/ES (Direktiva o zasebnosti in elektronskih komunikacijah) ureja predvsem javna komunikacijska omrežja in storitve, ne uporablja pa se za zaprte uporabniške skupine in korporacijska omrežja.
Technological progress allows the development of new applications based on devices for data collection and identification, which could be contactless devices using radio frequencies.
Tehnološki napredek omogoča razvoj novih aplikacij na podlagi naprav za zbiranje podatkov in identifikacijo, ki so lahko brezkontaktne naprave, ki uporabljajo radijske frekvence.
For example, Radio Frequency Identification Devices (RFIDs) use radio frequencies to capture data from uniquely identified tags which can then be transferred over existing communications networks.
Naprave za radiofrekvenčno identifikacijo (RFID) na primer uporabljajo radijske frekvence za zajetje podatkov iz enoznačno prepoznavne oznake, ki jih je nato mogoče prenesti po obstoječih komunikacijskih omrežjih.
The wide use of such technologies can bring considerable economic and social benefit and thus make a powerful contribution to the internal market, if their use is acceptable to citizens.
Široka uporaba takih tehnologij lahko prinese velike gospodarske in družbene koristi ter s tem predstavlja velik prispevek k notranjemu trgu, če je njihova uporaba za državljane sprejemljiva.
To achieve this aim, it is necessary to ensure that all fundamental rights of individuals, including the right to privacy and data protection, are safeguarded.
Da bi dosegli ta cilj, je treba zagotoviti varstvo temeljnih pravic posameznikov, vključno s pravico do zasebnosti in varstva podatkov.