Translation of "Channel-associated signalling system " (English → French) :

(1) '112-based eCall in-vehicle system' means an emergency system, comprising in-vehicle equipment and the means to trigger, manage and enact the eCall transmission, that is activated either automatically via in-vehicle sensors or manually, which emits signals by means of a public mobile wireless communications networks, to enable the transmission of a standardised minimum set of data and the establishment of a 112-based audio channel between the occupants of the vehicle and the appropriate public safety answering point;

(1) ‘eCall in-vehicle system’ means an emergency system, composed of the in-vehicle equipment and the means to trigger manage and effect the eCall transmission, that is activated either automatically via in-vehicle sensors or manually, and which emits signals by means of mobile wireless communications networks in order to enable the transmission of a standardised minimum set of data, and to establish a 112-based or a third party services supported eCall based audio channel between the occupants of the vehicle and a public safety answe ...[+++]ring point;

(1) '112-based eCall in-vehicle system' means an emergency system, comprising in-vehicle equipment and the means to trigger, manage and enact the eCall transmission, that is activated either automatically via in-vehicle sensors or manually, which emits signals by means of a public mobile wireless communications networks, to enable the transmission of a standardised minimum set of data and the establishment of a 112-based audio channel between the occupants of the vehicle and the appropriate public safety answering point;

The CCTA respects the government's conclusions in these areas, which balance the public interest against the impact that a blanket distribution requirement would have on small cable systems with limited channel capacity and often even more limited financial resources to make the transition to digital. This is in a very competitive context, I might add, in which the black market for signal reception is growing, and access to CPAC's services is not available, including to black market users (0915) [English] Mr. Michael Hennessy: The tra ...[+++]nsition, then, to digital is key to ensuring that the Canadian broadcasting system remains competitive in an increasingly borderless world.

Four companies operating free-to-air television channels with national coverage - the French channel Métropole télévision SA ("M6"), the Spanish companies Antena 3 de Televisión, SA and Gestevisión Telecinco, SA and the Portuguese company Sociedade Independente de Comunicação, SA ("SIC") - are contesting the rules governing the joint acquisition of television rights for sporting events, the exchange of the signal for sports broadcasts under Eurovision, and contractual access for third parties to that system, which gives rise to seriou ...[+++]s restrictions on competition.

This provision could also restrict the free movement of television signal decoders (in violation of Article 30) and restrict the use of these decoders to access conditional access services originating in other Member States, such as encrypted television channels (and so violate Article 59). * The requirement for prior certification of "equipment" (including decoders) should have been notified under Directive 83/189, and again, may be in breach of Articles 30 and 59 of the Treaty, in that it could restrict the sale or rental of a product (the decoder) which is available legally in other Member States, thereby restricting in addition the p ...[+++]rovision to viewers in Spain of conditional access and digital television services. * The powers granted by Law 17/1997 to the Regulator to fix tariffs for the use of conditional access systems may be in breach of Article 4(c) of the Television Standards Directive (95/47/EC). * There are doubts concerning the correct implementation of the provisions of Article 4(e) of Directive 95/47/EC for the establishment of dispute settlement procedures.