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297 tal-2004 - Pubblikazzjoni ta’ Provvediment Ulterjuri (Nru. 2 tal-2004) għad-Direttiva mill-Awtorità ta’ Malta dwar il-Komunikazzjoni

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Malta Government Gazette — Legal Notice 2004 297 — 297 tal-2004 - Pubblikazzjoni ta’ Provvediment Ulterjuri (Nru. 2 tal-2004) għad-Direttiva mill-Awtorità ta’ Malta dwar il-Komunikazzjoni

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L.N. 297 of 2004

TELECOMMUNICATIONS (REGULATION) ACT

(CAP. 399)

Publication of a Further Provision (Number No. 2 of 2004)

to a Directive by the Malta Communications Authority

THE Malta Communications Authority (hereinafter referred to

as “the Authority”) is hereby publishing the following Further

Provision (Number 2 of 2004) to the Directive published on the 14th

October, 2003 by means of Legal Notice 303 of 2003 for the purposes

of article 4(5) of the Telecommunications (Regulation) Act, of the

Telecommunications Services (General) Regulations, 2000, and of

the Internet and Other Data Networks (Service Providers)

Regulations, 1999.

“Further Provision (Number 2 of 2004) to the Directive by the

Malta Communications Authority published on the 14th October,

2003 by means of Legal Notice 303 of 2003.

Further to article 3 of its Directive of the 14th October 2003

published by means of Legal Notice 303 of 2003, the Malta

Communications Authority, whereby the Authority stated that access

to any internet access service, however so described, must be made

only by using 2188XXXX or 2186XXXX or as otherwise stipulated

by the Authority, the Authority hereby stipulates that access to any

internet access service however so described may also be made

through freephone numbers as allocated in the National Numbering

Plan.

In doing so the Authority considers that Internet Service

Providers may wish to utilise a payment scheme that involves

freephone calls for access to their services. Under such a scheme

the user may access the service without incurring the call charge.

The Authority further considers that it is important for the person

making the call to know that a freephone number is being accessed,

therefore necessitating the use of an “80X” prefix to identify the use

of a freephone service.”

Mitbug[ fl-Istamperija tal-Gvern — Printed at the Government Printing Press