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Decision No 1104/2011/EU of the European Parliament and of… ANNEX

Decision No 1104/2011/EU of the European Parliament and of… ANNEX

ANNEXSupplementary provisions

ANNEX Common minimum standards 1. As regards Article 5(4), the common minimum standards for the use of the PRS cover the following areas: (i) PRS user group organisation; (ii) definition and management of access rights for PRS users and user groups of PRS participants; (iii) distribution of PRS keys and related classified information between the GSMC and the competent PRS authorities; (iv) distribution of PRS keys and related classified information to the users; (v) security management, including security incidents, and risk assessment for PRS receivers and associated classified technology and information; (vi) reporting of detected potentially harmful electromagnetic interference affecting the PRS; (vii) operational concepts and procedures for PRS receivers. 2. As regards Article 5(5), the common minimum standards for the development and manufacture of PRS receivers or security modules cover the following areas: (i) PRS user segment authorisation; (ii) security of PRS receivers and PRS technology during research, development, and manufacturing phases; (iii) PRS receiver and PRS technology integration; (iv) protection profile for PRS receivers, security modules, and material using PRS technology. 3. As regards Article 5(6) and Article 9, the common minimum standards for export restrictions cover the following areas: (i) authorised PRS participants; (ii) export of PRS-related material and technology. 4. As regards Article 5(7), the common minimum standards for the links between the GSMC and the competent PRS authorities cover data and voice links.

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