communication Copenhagen Fire Brigade Finland - Emergency Response Yes. Content on 112‐call can Centre Administration concern multiple emergency authorities and can be called from anywhere in a foreign country. It would be impossible to figure out the right PSAP to get contact to. Greece - General Secretariat for Greece has only one 112 PSAP operating Protection (GSCP) Iceland - Neyðarlínan ohf. 112 Yes. The organizations can be very complex, and we need to keep this simple. Ireland - ECAS Yes. Provided that that PSAP has the capability to handle and emergency calls for any region in the country. Latvia - State Fire and Rescue Yes Service Lithuania - Emergency No Response Centre Luxembourg National Rescue Yes – Agency Malta - Ministry for Home Affairs Yes. Malta has only one primary and National Security PSAP and not others are envisaged The Netherlands - National Yes. Geographical complexity Police hinders effectiveness Norway - Police Shared No. We use geographical routing, Services (PSS) and responsibility of resources (and logging the task) are local within a district. If only one (or one plus backup) shall be the solution we need to address this to the police directorate and run it through them (organizational not how we operate, employees unions to agree etc.) Romania - Special Yes. The 112 operators using the Telecommunications Service database should not choose a certain PSAP located in the respective state, they should use a single number. We consider that it is the responsibility of the respective state to set forth its internal rules and operational procedures to deal with this type of emergency reporting. Slovak Republic - Ministry of No. Disagree, there always Interior should be a to be “backup”, prepared f.e. : power outage, no connection etc. Slovenia - Administration of the Yes Republic of Slovenia for Civil Due to organizational structure Protection and Disaster - Axencia Galega de Yes. Since in Spain there are 17 Emerxencias PSAPs and each one has its own area of coverage, from a foreign country it will be difficult to know which of them would be responsible for handling the emergency call. For
communication Copenhagen Fire Brigade Finland - Emergency Response Centre Administration Yes. Content on 112‐call can concern multiple emergency authorities and can be called from anywhere in a foreign country. It would be impossible to figure out the right PSAP to get contact to. Greece - General Secretariat for Protection (GSCP) Greece has only one 112 PSAP operating Iceland - Neyðarlínan ohf. 112 Yes. The organizations can be very complex, and we need to keep this simple. Ireland - ECAS Yes. Provided that that PSAP has the capability to handle and emergency calls for any region in the country. Latvia - State Fire and Rescue Service Yes Lithuania - Emergency Response Centre No Luxembourg – National Rescue Agency Yes Malta - Ministry for Home Affairs and National Security Yes. Malta has only one primary PSAP and not others are envisaged The Netherlands - National Police Yes. Geographical complexity hinders effectiveness Norway - Police Shared Services (PSS) No. We use geographical routing, and responsibility of resources (and logging the task) are local within a district. If only one (or one plus backup) shall be the solution we need to address this to the police directorate and run it through them (organizational not how we operate, employees unions to agree etc.) Romania - Special Telecommunications Service Yes. The 112 operators using the database should not choose a certain PSAP located in the respective state, they should use a single number. We consider that it is the responsibility of the respective state to set forth its internal rules and operational procedures to deal with this type of emergency reporting. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior No. Disagree, there always should be a “backup”, to be prepared f.e. : power outage, no connection etc. Slovenia - Administration of the Republic of Slovenia for Civil Protection and Disaster Yes Due to organizational structure - Axencia Galega de Emerxencias Yes. Since in Spain there are 17 PSAPs and each one has its own area of coverage, from a foreign country it will be difficult to know which of them would be responsible for handling the emergency call. For