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When a higher level of harmonisation is required, provision is made for the Commission to adopt detailed technical implementing measures.
This level of legislation contains the technical implementing measures necessary to make the principles of Level 1 legislation operational.
That procedure gives Parliament the power to decide, together with the Council, on the scope of the technical implementing measures to be adopted at Level 2.
Technical implementing measures for the rules laid down in this Directive may be necessary to take account of new developments on securities markets.
The Commission can go along with this, particularly because the technical implementing measures for the MiFID are essential for the effective application of this directive.
The technical implementing measures must be based on the model of a farsighted, well-informed customer who is in a position to take independent economic decisions on his or her own authority.
National regulatory authorities should have the power to issue binding instructions relating to the technical implementing measures adopted pursuant to the Framework Directive.
The Commission may take appropriate technical implementing measures on this matter, which may include establishing tariff principles for specific numbers or number ranges.
In adopting directives or regulations at Level 1, the Council andParliament will jointly define the scope of technical implementing measures by codecision, as has been stated, on a case-by-case basis.
The Commission should be able to adopt technical implementing measures to ensure that end-users benefit from a consistent approach to tariff transparency in the Community.
In order to ensure that end users have effective access to numbers and services in the Community, the Commission may, having consulted the Authority, adopt technical implementing measures.
Level 1, the Directive, should confine itself to broad general« framework»principles while Level 2 should contain technical implementing measures to be adopted by the Commission with the assistance of a committee.
The Commission considers that technical implementing measures may be necessary in areas other than those specifically mentioned, in order to ensure consistent application of EU rules by NRAs.
In order to ensure the effective implementation of“112” services in the Member States, including access for disabled end-users when travelling in other Member States, the Commission, having consulted the Authority, may adopt technical implementing measures.
The common position clarifies the scope of binding harmonisation measures by referring to‘technical implementing measures' and making clear that they apply only to Article 9(4) of this directive on numbering harmonisation.
In order to ensure the effective implementation of the‘116' numbering range, in particular the missing children hotline number‘116000', in the Member States, including access for disabled end-users when travelling in other Member States, the Commission,having consulted BEREC, may adopt technical implementing measures.
Where there is a need to agree on a common set of security requirements,power should be conferred on the Commission to adopt technical implementing measures to achieve an adequate level of security of electronic communications networks and services in the internal market.
The Commission may take appropriate technical implementing measures on this matter, which may include establishing tariff principles for specific numbers or numbering ranges and ensuring appropriate cross-border access to national numbering used for essential services such as directory enquiries.
In order to ensure harmonised conditions for the provision of services involving cross-border data flows,the Commission will have the powers to adopt technical implementing measures in this area, drawing on the expert advice provided by the Authority.
Where the Commission considers it justified and appropriate,it shall ï may take appropriate technical implementing measures ð in the interest of the Single Market, to address unmet cross-border or pan-European demand for numbers, which would otherwise constitute an obstacle to trade between Member States ï on this matter.
Decision No 676/2002/EC of the European Parliament andof the Council of 7 March 2002 on a regulatory framework for radio spectrum policy in the European Community(hereinafter the Radio Spectrum Decision)16 allows the Commission to adopt technical implementing measures to ensure harmonised conditions for the availability and efficient use of the radio spectrum band.
While GSM operation, made possible by this Directive, will be safeguarded,the amended Directive and subsequent technical implementing measures will ensure that other pan-European systems, including as a first step UMTS, can coexist with GSM in the 900 MHz band.
In order to ensure that end-users can benefit from a consistent approach to tariff transparency, as well as to the provision of information in accordance with Article 20(5) in the Community, the Commission may, having consulted the European Electronic Communications Market Authority(hereinafter referred to as“the Authority”),take the appropriate technical implementing measures in this area, such as specify the methodology or procedures.
In order to prevent degradation of service and slowing of traffic over networks, the Commission may, having consulted the Authority, adopt technical implementing measures concerning minimum quality of service requirements to be set by the national regulatory authority on undertakings providing public communications networks.
Without prejudice to the application of Directive 1999/5/EC and in particular of disability requirements pursuant to its Article 3(3)(f), and in order to improve accessibility to electronic communications services and equipment by disabled end-users, the Commission may,having consulted the Authority, take the appropriate technical implementing measures to address the issues raised in the report referred to in paragraph 3, following a public consultation.
In Article 4(4): this ensures a minimum level of harmonisation by granting to the Commission the possibility, where appropriate, to adopt technical implementing measures in the areas of security and breach notification, drawing on the expert advice provided by the Authority.
In order to ensure consistency in implementation of the measures referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3, the Commission may, following consultation with the European Electronic Communications Market Authority(hereinafter referred to as“the Authority”), andthe European Data Protection Supervisor, adopt technical implementing measures concerning inter alia the circumstances, format and procedures applicable to information and notification requirements referred to in this Article.
To ensure consistent implementation of the data breachrules across Member States, the ePrivacy Directive allows the Commission to propose"technical implementing measures"- practical rules to complement the existing legislation- on the circumstances, formats and procedures for the notification requirements.
In its final report, that Committee proposed the introduction of new legislative techniques based on a four-level approach,namely essential princi- ples, technical implementing measures, cooperation amongst national securities regulators, and enforcement of Community law.
In order to respond to technological developments, including those leading to increasingly accurate caller location information,the Commission should be empowered to adopt technical implementing measures to ensure effective access to‘112' services in the Community for the benefit of citizens.