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Those programmes should set out policy orientations and objectives for the strategic planning and harmonisation of the use of spectrum in accordance with the directives applicable to electronic communications networks and services.
Ti programi bi morali določiti usmeritve politike in cilje za strateško načrtovanje in usklajevanje uporabe spektra v skladu z direktivami, ki se uporabljajo za elektronska komunikacijska omrežja in storitve.
Those policy orientations and objectives should refer to the availability and efficient use of the spectrum necessary for the establishment and functioning of the internal market.
Te usmeritve politike in cilji bi se morali nanašati na razpoložljivost in učinkovito uporabo spektra, potrebnega za vzpostavitev in delovanje notranjega trga.
The Radio Spectrum Policy Programme (hereinafter ‘the Programme’) should support the goals and key actions outlined in the Commission Communication of 3 March 2010 on the Europe 2020 Strategy and the Commission Communication of 26 August 2010 on ‘A Digital Agenda for Europe’, and is included among the 50 priority actions of the Commission Communication of 11 November 2010, ‘Towards a Single Market Act’.
Program politike radijskega spektra (v nadaljnjem besedilu: Program) bi moral podpirati cilje in ključne ukrepe, določene v Sporočilu Komisije z dne 3. marca 2010 o strategiji Evropa 2020 in Sporočilu Komisije z dne 26. avgusta. 2010"Evropska digitalna agenda", in je eden izmed 50 prednostnih ukrepov iz Sporočila Komisije z dne 11. novembra 2010"K aktu enotnega trga".
This Decision should be without prejudice to existing Union law, in particular Directive 1999/5/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 March 1999 on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity [4], Directive 2002/19/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on access to, and interconnection of, electronic communications networks and associated facilities (Access Directive) [5], Directive 2002/20/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on the authorisation of electronic communications networks and services (Authorisation Directive) [6], Directive 2002/21/EC as well as Decision No 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community (Radio Spectrum Decision) [7].
Ta sklep ne bi smel posegati v obstoječe pravo Unije, zlasti v Direktivo 1999/5/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 9. marca 1999 o radijski opremi in telekomunikacijski terminalski opremi ter medsebojnem priznavanju skladnosti te opreme [4], Direktivo 2002/19/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 7. marca 2002 o dostopu do elektronskih komunikacijskih omrežij in pripadajočih naprav ter o njihovem medomrežnem povezovanju (Direktiva o dostopu) [5], Direktivo 2002/20/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 7. marca 2002 o odobritvi elektronskih komunikacijskih omrežij in storitev (Direktiva o odobritvi) [6], Direktivo 2002/21/ES ter Odločbo št. 676/2002/ES Evropskega parlamenta in Sveta z dne 7. marca 2002 o pravnem okviru za politiko radijskega spektra v Evropski skupnosti (Odločba o radijskem spektru) [7].
This Decision should also be without prejudice to measures taken at national level, in compliance with Union law, that pursue general interest objectives, in particular relating to content regulation and audiovisual policy, and to the right of Member States to organise and use their spectrum for public order and public security purposes and for defence.
Ta sklep prav tako ne bi smel posegati v ukrepe, ki so bili sprejeti na nacionalni ravni v skladu s pravom Unije in ki sledijo ciljem splošnega interesa, zlasti ciljem v zvezi z urejanjem vsebine in avdiovizualno politiko ter pravico držav članic, da organizirajo in uporabljajo svoj spekter za potrebe javnega reda in javne varnosti ter za obrambo.
Spectrum is a key public resource for essential sectors and services, including mobile, wireless broadband and satellite communications, television and radio broadcasting, transport, radiolocation, and applications such as alarms, remote controls, hearing aids, microphones, and medical equipment.
Spekter je ključen javni vir za bistvene sektorje in storitve, vključno za mobilne, brezžične širokopasovne in satelitske komunikacije, televizijsko in radijsko radiodifuzijo, promet, radiolokacijo in za naprave, kot so alarmi, daljinski upravljalniki, slušni pripomočki, mikrofoni in medicinska oprema.
It supports public services, such as security and safety services including civil protection, and scientific activities, such as meteorology, Earth observation, radio astronomy and space research.
Podpira javne storitve, kot so storitve varovanja in varnosti, vključno s civilno zaščito, ter znanstvene dejavnosti, kot so meteorologija, opazovanje Zemlje, radioastronomija in vesoljske raziskave.
Easy access to spectrum also plays a role in the provision of electronic communications, in particular for citizens and businesses located in remote and sparsely populated areas, such as rural areas or islands.
Enostaven dostop do spektra igra vlogo tudi pri zagotavljanju elektronskih komunikacij, zlasti za državljane in podjetja z odročnih in redko poseljenih območij, kot so podeželje ali otoki.
Regulatory measures on spectrum therefore have economic, safety, health, public interest, cultural, scientific, social, environmental and technical implications.
Regulativni ukrepi glede spektra tako vplivajo na gospodarstvo, varnost, zdravje, javni interes, kulturo, znanost, družbo, okolje in tehniko.
A renewed economic and social approach with regard to the management, allocation and use of spectrum should be adopted.
Sprejeti bi bilo treba prenovljen gospodarski in družbeni pristop k upravljanju, razporeditvi in uporabi spektra.
That approach should have a particular focus directed towards spectrum policy, with the aim to ensure greater spectrum efficiency, better frequency planning and safeguards against anti-competitive behaviour.
Ta pristop bi moral posebno pozornost nameniti politiki spektra, da bi zagotovili večjo učinkovitost spektra in boljše načrtovanje frekvenc ter vzpostavili varovala pred protikonkurenčnim ravnanjem.
The strategic planning and harmonisation of spectrum use at Union level should enhance the internal market for wireless electronic communications services and equipment as well as other Union policies requiring spectrum use, thus creating new opportunities for innovation and employment creation, and simultaneously contributing to economic recovery and social integration across the Union, while at the same time respecting the important social, cultural and economic value of spectrum.
Strateško načrtovanje in usklajevanje uporabe spektra na ravni Unije bi moralo okrepiti notranji trg brezžičnih elektronskih komunikacijskih storitev in opreme ter tudi druge politike Unije, ki zahtevajo uporabo spektra, ter tako ustvariti nove priložnosti za inovacije in ustvarjanje delovnih mest, hkrati pa naj bi prispevalo k oživitvi gospodarstva in socialni vključenosti po vsej Uniji, pri čemer naj bi se upoštevala tudi pomembna družbena, kulturna in gospodarska vrednost spektra.
The harmonisation of appropriate spectrum use can also be beneficial to the quality of the services provided through electronic communications, and is essential in order to create economies of scale, lowering both the cost of deploying wireless networks and the cost of wireless devices for consumers.
Uskladitev ustrezne uporabe spektra lahko pozitivno vpliva tudi na kakovost storitev, ki se zagotavljajo prek elektronskih komunikacij, in je bistvena za ustvarjanje ekonomije obsega, s čimer se znižujejo stroški vzpostavitve brezžičnih omrežij in stroški brezžičnih naprav za potrošnike.
To that end, the Union needs a policy programme that covers the internal market in all Union policy areas involving the use of spectrum, such as electronic communications, research, technological development and space, transport, energy and audiovisual policies.
Unija zato potrebuje program politike, ki zajema notranji trg za vsa področja politik Unije, ki vključujejo uporabo spektra, kot so politike elektronskih komunikacij, raziskav, tehnološkega razvoja in vesolja, prometa, energetike in avdiovizualne politike.
The Programme should promote competition and contribute to laying the foundation for a genuine single digital market.
Program bi moral spodbujati konkurenčnost in prispevati k polaganju temeljev za pristni enotni digitalni trg.
The Programme should, in particular, support the Europe 2020 Strategy, given the huge potential of wireless services to promote a knowledge-based economy, develop and assist sectors relying on information and communications technologies and overcome the digital divide.
Glede na velik potencial, ki ga imajo brezžične storitve pri spodbujanju na znanju temelječega gospodarstva ter razvijanju in podpiranju sektorjev, odvisnih od informacijskih in komunikacijskih tehnologij, in pri premostitvi digitalnega razkoraka, bi moral Program še posebej podpreti strategijo Evropa 2020.
The growing use of, in particular, audiovisual media services and online content is increasing demand for speed and coverage.
Zaradi čedalje večje uporabe zlasti avdiovizualnih medijskih storitev in spletnih vsebin se povečuje povpraševanje po hitrosti in pokritosti.
It is also a key action in the Digital Agenda for Europe, which aims to deliver fast broadband internet in the future network- and knowledge-based economy, with an ambitious target for universal broadband coverage.
To je tudi eden od ključnih ukrepov Evropske digitalne agende, s katerim naj bi v prihodnjem, na omrežju in znanju temelječem gospodarstvu zagotovili hitri širokopasovni internet z visoko zastavljenim ciljem univerzalne pokritosti s širokopasovnimi povezavami.
Providing the highest possible wired and wireless broadband speeds and capacity contributes to achieving the target of access to broadband at a speed of not less than 30 Mbps for all by 2020 with at least half of Union households having access to broadband at a speed of at least 100 Mbps, and is important for fostering economic growth and global competitiveness, and necessary to achieve the sustainable economic and social benefits of a single digital market.
Zagotavljanje najvišjih možnih hitrosti in zmogljivosti žičnih in brezžičnih širokopasovnih povezav prispeva k cilju širokopasovnega dostopa s hitrostjo najmanj 30 Mb/s za vse do leta 2020, pri čemer naj bi vsaj polovica gospodinjstev Unije imela širokopasovni dostop s hitrostjo vsaj 100 Mb/s, in je pomembno za spodbujanje gospodarske rasti in svetovne konkurenčnosti ter potrebno za doseganje trajnostnih gospodarskih in družbenih koristi enotnega digitalnega trga.
It should also support and promote other Union sectoral policies such as a sustainable environment and economic and social inclusion for all Union citizens.
Program bi moral podpirati in spodbujati tudi druge sektorske politike Unije, kot so trajnostno okolje ter gospodarska in socialna vključenost za vse državljane Unije.
Given the importance of wireless applications for innovation, the Programme is also a key initiative in support of Union policies on innovation.
Ker so brezžične aplikacije pomembne za inovacije, je Program tudi ena od ključnih pobud pri podpiranju politike Unije na področju inovacij.
The Programme should lay the foundations for a development whereby the Union can take the lead regarding wireless broadband speeds, mobility, coverage and capacity.
Program bi moral položiti temelje za razvoj, s katerim lahko Unija prevzame vodilno vlogo pri zagotavljanju brezžičnih širokopasovnih hitrosti, mobilnosti, pokritosti in zmogljivosti.
Such leadership is essential in order to establish a competitive single digital market working to open up the internal market for all Union citizens.
Takšno vodstvo je bistvenega pomena za vzpostavitev konkurenčnega enotnega digitalnega trga, ki naj bi odprl notranji trg za vse državljane Unije.
The Programme should specify guiding principles and objectives up to 2015 for Member States and institutions of the Union, and set out specific implementation initiatives.
Program bi moral podrobno določiti vodilna načela in cilje za države članice in institucije Unije do leta 2015, ter določiti posebne pobude za izvajanje.
While spectrum management is still largely a national competence, it should be exercised in compliance with existing Union law and allow for action to pursue Union policies.
Čeprav je upravljanje spektra še vedno večinoma v nacionalni pristojnosti, bi ga bilo treba izvajati v skladu z obstoječim pravom Unije, omogočiti pa bi bilo treba tudi izvajanje ukrepov za uresničevanje politik Unije.
The Programme should also take into account Decision No 676/2002/EC and the technical expertise of the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (hereinafter ‘CEPT’) so that Union policies which rely on spectrum and have been agreed by the European Parliament and the Council can be implemented by technical implementing measures, noting that such measures can be taken whenever necessary to implement already existing Union policies.
Program bi moral upoštevati tudi Odločbo št. 676/2002/ES ter tehnično znanje in izkušnje Evropske konference poštnih in telekomunikacijskih uprav (v nadaljnjem besedilu: CEPT), da se bodo politike Unije, ki so odvisne od spektra in o katerih sta se dogovorila Evropski parlament in Svet, lahko izvajale s tehničnimi izvedbenimi ukrepi, pri čemer se je treba zavedati, da se takšni ukrepi lahko sprejmejo, kadar je to potrebno za izvajanje že obstoječih politik Unije.
Easy access to spectrum may require innovative types of authorisation such as collective use of spectrum, or infrastructure sharing, the application of which in the Union could be facilitated by identifying best practices and encouraging information sharing, as well as by defining certain common or converging conditions for the use of spectrum.
Enostaven dostop do spektra lahko zahteva inovativne vrste odobritev, kot sta skupinska uporaba spektra ali souporaba infrastrukture, katerih uporaba v Uniji bi se lahko olajšala tako, da se določijo primeri najboljših praks in spodbuja izmenjava informacij ter opredelijo nekateri skupni ali konvergenčni pogoji za uporabo spektra.
General authorisations, which are the least onerous type of authorisation, are of particular interest where interference does not risk hampering the development of other services.
Splošne odobritve, ki predstavljajo najmanj zahtevno vrsto odobritve, so še posebej zanimive v primerih, ko motenje ne predstavlja tveganja za oviranje razvoja drugih storitev.
While technologically still in development, so-called ‘cognitive technologies’ should already be further explored, including by facilitating sharing based on geolocalisation.
Tako imenovano "kognitivno tehnologijo", ki je še vedno v fazi tehnološkega razvoja, bi bilo treba nadalje raziskovati, vključno z olajševanjem izmenjave na podlagi geolociranja.
Spectrum rights trading combined with flexible usage conditions could substantially benefit economic growth.
Trgovanje s pravicami do spektra, v povezavi s prožnimi pogoji za uporabo, bi lahko bilo znatno v korist gospodarske rasti.
Therefore, bands where flexible use has already been introduced by Union law should immediately be made tradable pursuant to Directive 2002/21/EC.
Zato bi bilo treba v skladu z Direktivo 2002/21/ES takoj dovoliti trgovanje s pasovi, za katere je bila s pravom Unije že uvedena prožna uporaba.
The sharing of best practices on authorisation conditions and procedures for such bands and common measures to prevent accumulation of rights of use of spectrum which may create dominant positions, as well as undue failure to use such rights, would facilitate the coordinated introduction by all Member States of these measures and facilitate acquisition of such rights anywhere in the Union.
Izmenjava najboljših praks o pogojih in postopkih za odobritev takšnih pasov in splošni ukrepi za preprečevanje kopičenja pravic do uporabe spektra, ki lahko ustvarijo prevladujoče položaje, ter neupravičene neuporabe teh pravic, bi olajšali usklajeno uvajanje teh ukrepov v vseh državah članicah in pridobivanje takšnih pravic kjer koli v Uniji.
Collective (or shared) use of spectrum — as an undetermined number of independent users and/or devices to access spectrum in the same range of frequencies at the same time and in a particular geographic area under a well-defined set of conditions — should be fostered where applicable, without prejudice to the provisions of Directive 2002/20/EC with regard to electronic communications networks and services.
Kjer je mogoče, bi bilo treba brez poseganja v določbe Direktive 2002/20/ES v zvezi z elektronskimi komunikacijskimi omrežji in storitvami spodbujati skupinsko uporabo (ali souporabo) spektra v smislu, da ima nedoločeno število neodvisnih uporabnikov in/ali naprav sočasni dostop do spektra v istem frekvenčnem območju na določenem geografskem območju pod natančno opredeljenimi pogoji.
As underlined in the Digital Agenda for Europe, wireless broadband is an important means to boost competition, consumer choice and access in rural and other areas where deployment of wired broadband is difficult or not economically viable.
Kot je poudarjeno v Evropski digitalni agendi, so brezžične širokopasovne povezave pomembno sredstvo za dvig konkurenčnosti, potrošnikove izbire in dostopa na podeželju in drugih območjih, kjer je žične širokopasovne povezave težko vzpostaviti ali to ekonomsko ni izvedljivo.
However, spectrum management may affect competition by changing the role and power of market players, for example if existing users receive undue competitive advantages.
Vendar pa upravljanje spektra lahko vpliva na konkurenčnost, saj lahko spremeni vlogo in moč udeležencev na trgu, na primer če obstoječi uporabniki pridobijo neupravičeno konkurenčno prednost.
Limited spectrum access, in particular when appropriate spectrum becomes scarcer, can create a barrier to entry for new services or applications and hamper innovation and competition.
Omejen dostop do spektra, zlasti kadar ni dovolj ustreznega spektra, lahko ovira vstop novih storitev ali aplikacij ter inovacije in konkurenco.
Acquisition of new rights of use of spectrum, including through spectrum transfer or leasing or other transactions between users, and the introduction of new flexible criteria for spectrum use can have an impact on the existing competitive situation.
Pridobitev novih pravic do uporabe spektra, vključno s prenosom ali zakupom ali drugimi transakcijami med uporabniki, ter uvedba novih prožnih pogojev za uporabo spektra lahko vplivata na obstoječe konkurenčne razmere.
Member States should therefore take appropriate ex ante or ex post regulatory measures (such as action to amend existing rights, to prohibit certain acquisitions of rights of use of spectrum, to impose conditions on spectrum hoarding and efficient use such as those referred to in Directive 2002/21/EC, to limit the amount of spectrum available for each undertaking, or to avoid excessive accumulation of rights of use of spectrum) to avoid distortions of competition in line with the principles underpinning Directive 2002/20/EC and Council Directive 87/372/EEC of 25 June 1987 on the frequency bands to be reserved for the coordinated introduction of public pan-European cellular digital land-based mobile communications in the Community [8] (the ‘GSM’ Directive).
Države članice bi zato morale sprejeti ustrezne predhodne (ex ante) in naknadne (ex post) regulativne ukrepe (kot so ukrepi za spremembo obstoječih pravic, prepoved nekaterih pridobitev pravic do uporabe spektra, uvedba pogojev za kopičenje spektra in učinkovito uporabo, kakor so določeni v Direktivi 2002/21/ES, omejevanje količine spektra, ki je na voljo posameznemu podjetju, ali preprečevanje prekomernega kopičenja pravic do uporabe spektra), s katerimi bi preprečile izkrivljanje konkurence v skladu z načeli iz Direktive 2002/20/ES in Direktive Sveta 87/372/EGS z dne 25. junija 1987 o frekvenčnih pasovih, ki jih je treba zadržati za usklajeno uvajanje javnih vseevropskih celičnih digitalnih kopenskih mobilnih komunikacij v Skupnosti [8] (Direktiva o GSM).
The establishment of an inventory of existing spectrum use together with an analysis of technology trends, future needs and demand for spectrum, in particular between 400 MHz and 6 GHz, should allow the identification of frequency bands in which efficiency could be improved, and of spectrum-sharing opportunities, to the benefit of both the commercial and public sectors.
Vzpostavitev inventarja obstoječe uporabe spektra, skupaj z analizo tehnoloških trendov, prihodnjih potreb in povpraševanja po spektru, zlasti med 400 MHz in 6 GHz, bi morala omogočiti določitev frekvenčnih pasov, v katerih bi se lahko izboljšala učinkovitost, in povečanje priložnosti za souporabo spektra v korist tako komercialnemu kot javnemu sektorju.
The methodology for establishing and maintaining an inventory of existing uses of spectrum should take due account of the administrative burden placed on the administrations and should aim to minimise that burden.
Metodologija za vzpostavitev in vzdrževanje inventarja obstoječih uporab spektra bi morala ustrezno upoštevati upravno breme, naloženo upravam, njen cilj pa bi moral biti, da bi bilo to breme čim manjše.
Therefore, the information provided by the Member States pursuant to Commission Decision 2007/344/EC of 16 May 2007 on harmonised availability of information regarding spectrum use within the Community [9] should be taken fully into account when developing the methodology for establishing an inventory of existing uses of spectrum.
Zato bi bilo treba pri razvoju metodologije za vzpostavitev inventarja obstoječih uporab spektra v celoti upoštevati informacije, ki jih države članice zagotavljajo v skladu z Odločbo Komisije 2007/344/ES z dne 16. maja 2007 o usklajeni dostopnosti informacij glede uporabe spektra v Skupnosti [9].
Harmonised standards under Directive 1999/5/EC are essential to achieve efficient use of spectrum and should take account of legally defined sharing conditions.
Usklajeni standardi v skladu z Direktivo 1999/5/ES so ključni za učinkovito uporabo spektra, upoštevati pa bi morali tudi pravno opredeljene pogoje glede souporabe.
European standards for non-radio electric and electronic equipment and networks should also avoid disturbance to spectrum use.
Tudi evropski standardi za neradijsko električno in elektronsko opremo ter omrežja bi morali preprečevati motnje pri uporabi spektra.
The cumulative impact of the increasing volume and density of wireless devices and applications combined with the diversity of spectrum use presents a challenge to current approaches to interference management.
Kumulativen vpliv kopičenja vedno večjega števila in gostote brezžičnih naprav in aplikacij, skupaj z raznoliko uporabo spektra, predstavlja izziv trenutnim pristopom k obvladovanju motenja.
These should therefore be examined and reassessed together with receiver characteristics and more sophisticated interference avoidance mechanisms.
Te pristope bi bilo zato treba pregledati in ponovno oceniti skupaj z lastnostmi sprejemnikov in bolj izpopolnjenimi mehanizmi za preprečevanje motenja.
Member States should be allowed, where appropriate, to introduce compensatory measures relating to migration costs.
Državam članicam bi bilo treba dovoliti, da po potrebi sprejmejo kompenzacijske ukrepe v zvezi s stroški prehoda.
In line with the objectives of the Digital Agenda for Europe, wireless broadband could contribute substantially to economic recovery and growth if sufficient spectrum were made available, rights of use of spectrum were awarded quickly, and trading were allowed to adapt to market evolution.
V skladu s cilji Evropske digitalne agende bi lahko brezžične širokopasovne povezave znatno prispevale k okrevanju gospodarstva in gospodarski rasti, če bi zagotovili dovolj spektra, hitro podeljevali pravice do uporabe spektra ter omogočili, da se trgovanje prilagaja razvoju trga.