aspects of responsibility, continuity, performance, privacy etc. Norway - Police Shared No. But if Norway is to participate we Services (PSS) need to be ok with the solution for example how we access the database (automatic/manual access to information and transfer possibilities), and how we route calls based on geographical information available Romania - Special No Telecommunications Service Slovak Republic - Ministry of No Interior Slovenia - Administration of the No. However, calls transferred like Republic of Slovenia for Civil described in Chapter 2 will automatically Protection and Disaster have lesser priority to direct calls to 112 in country which means time delay Spain - Axencia Galega de No Emerxencias Spain - SEIB112 - Balearic No, Not negatively but indeed it will be Islands needed to create internal protocols in each PSAP to use this database. Spain - 112 Comunitat No Valenciana (Valencian Region) Spain - Centro Atención Depend on how the database is made, it must respect the model 112 Urgencias y Emergencias 112 implemented in each country Extremadura Spain - Junta de Castilla y León No Spain - 112 Ceuta-Amgevicesa Yes. Much responsibility - Consejeris Presidencia, without a and legal Gobernación y Empleo–Ciudad framework nor an Autónoma de Ceuta operational situation organized and implemented. Spain - Dirección de Atención No de Emergencias y Meteorología Spain - Ciudad Autónoma de No Melilla Spain - CECOP SOS Rioja No - 112 Asturias OK…..??? Sweden - SOS Sverige AB No. the PSAP still will be responsible for the content this should not interfere in any way with the PSAP operation. This though presumes that the numbers is available only to other PSAPs dealing with 112. 9 Question 9 is addressed only to those PSAPs who, at this stage, consider that they will not participate in the database project. Do you envisage that the implementation of a database, on a voluntary basis, will have an impact on your activities? Country Yes No Austria - Ministry of the Interior No. Not applicable, as Austria will most probably participate Belgium - Federal Public N/A Service Interiors–Direction 112
aspects of responsibility, continuity, performance, privacy etc. Norway - Police Shared Services (PSS) No. But if Norway is to participate we need to be ok with the solution for example how we access the database (automatic/manual access to information and transfer possibilities), and how we route calls based on geographical information available Romania - Special Telecommunications Service No Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior No Slovenia - Administration of the Republic of Slovenia for Civil Protection and Disaster No. However, calls transferred like described in Chapter 2 will automatically have lesser priority to direct calls to 112 in country which means time delay Spain - Axencia Galega de Emerxencias No Spain - SEIB112 - Balearic Islands No, Not negatively but indeed it will be needed to create internal protocols in each PSAP to use this database. Spain - 112 Comunitat Valenciana (Valencian Region) No Spain - Centro Atención Urgencias y Emergencias 112 Extremadura Depend on how the database is made, it must respect the model 112 implemented in each country Spain - Junta de Castilla y León No Spain - 112 Ceuta-Amgevicesa - Consejeris Presidencia, Gobernación y Empleo–Ciudad Autónoma de Ceuta Yes. Much responsibility without a and legal framework nor an operational situation organized and implemented. Spain - Dirección de Atención de Emergencias y Meteorología No Spain - Ciudad Autónoma de Melilla No Spain - CECOP SOS Rioja No - 112 Asturias OK…..??? Sweden - SOS Sverige AB No. the PSAP still will be responsible for the content this should not interfere in any way with the PSAP operation. This though presumes that the numbers is available only to other PSAPs dealing with 112. 9 Question 9 is addressed only to those PSAPs who, at this stage, consider that they will not participate in the database project. Do you envisage that the implementation of a database, on a voluntary basis, will have an impact on your activities? Country Yes No Austria - Ministry of the Interior No. Not applicable, as Austria will most probably participate Belgium - Federal Public Service Interiors–Direction 112 N/A
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