Public Consultation on the amendment of the EETT Decision 677/03/2013 “Regulation on the management and allocation of numbering resources of the National Numbering Plan”, as it applies

01/07/2014

The National Telecommunications and Post Commission is launching a public consultation on the
amendment of the EETT Decision 677/03/2013 “Regulation on the management and allocation of
numbering resources of the National Numbering Plan”, as it applies.

The consultation document is available through the following link:

Consultation document on the amendment of the EETT Decision 677/03/2013  “
Regulation on the management and allocation of numbering resources of the National Numbering Plan”,
as it applies.

The National Telecommunications and Post Commission is seeking the views and comments of
stakeholders on the proposed document. The consultation period is from July, 1st to September,
5  2014. The responses should be submitted stating the author’s details and affiliation, in
Greek or English language, both in printed and electronic format, no later than September, 5 2014
at 13:00. Anonymous responses will not be taken into consideration.  The responses will be
published unedited.  In case the responses contain confidential elements, they should be
placed in a special Annex, so that they will not be published.

The responses to the public consultation should be marked as follows:

Public Consultation on the amendment of the EETT Decision 677/03/2013 “Regulation on the
management and allocation of numbering resources of the National Numbering Plan”, as it
applies.

Responses should be submitted at the following address:

EETT offices,


60 Kifissias Avenue,


151 25 Marousi,


Athens, Greece (7th floor),  


Tel: +30 210 6151000


Fax: +30 210 6105049


Email:
Numbering@eett.gr.

During the public consultation process, explanatory answers will be provided by EETT in response
to interested parties’ questions.  These questions should be submitted only through the
electronic mail address 
Numbering@eett.gr and should contain the
author’s details and affiliation.

The public consultation document is not binding on the forthcoming EETT regulatory actions on
this matter.