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Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/444 CHAPTER 2 — CALLER LOCATION INFORMATION

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1.   When laying down criteria for the accuracy and reliability of caller location information pursuant to Article 109(6) of Directive (EU) 2018/1972, competent regulatory authorities shall ensure, within the limits of technical feasibility, that the end-user’s position is located as reliably and accurately as is necessary to enable the emergency services to come to the end-user’s assistance. Competent regulatory authorities shall lay down the criteria taking into account the parameters specified in paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Article. 2.   With respect to the fixed networks: (a) the accuracy criterion for caller location information shall be expressed as information related to the physical address of the network termination point; (b) the reliability criterion for caller location information shall be expressed as the success rate, in percentage, of the technical solution or mix of technical solutions to establish and transmit to the most appropriate PSAP a caller location information corresponding to the accuracy criterion. 3.   With respect to the mobile networks: (a) the accuracy criterion for caller location information shall be expressed in metres. If applicable, the elevation or vertical accuracy criterion shall be expressed in metres as well; (b) the reliability criterion for caller location information shall be expressed as the success rate, in percentage, of the technical solution or mix of technical solutions to establish and transmit to the most appropriate PSAP a search area corresponding to the accuracy criterion.

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