Administration of Numbering Resources definition

Administration of Numbering Resources means the set of activities associated with the Assignment, Designation, and the oversight and monitoring of Numbering Resources, whose Allocation is established in the Numbering Plan.

Examples of Administration of Numbering Resources in a sentence

  • The Administration of Numbering Resources allocated for telecommunications services provided under the public and private regimes are governed by Law No. 9472, of 16 July 1997, the present Regulation, the Regulation on Numbering, the specific regulations for each service and, particularly, the authorizations for the use of numbering resources issued by the National Telecommunications Agency.

  • The Administration of Numbering Resources includes, among other things, the Assignment, Designation, and use of Numbering Resources, the oversight and monitoring of their implementation, and the proper functioning of such Numbering Resources throughout the telecommunications networks, in addition to the maintenance of the National Numbering Database.

  • The Agency shall have the authority and responsibility to establish the procedures for the Administration of Numbering Resources, ensuring telecommunications service providers the availability and nondiscriminatory provision of such Numbering Resources.

  • The Agency shall have the duty to establish and maintain the National Numbering Database, especially as regards the Administration of Numbering Resources, by means of the Assignment and Designation procedures defined in the present Regulation.

  • The costs associated with the Administration of Numbering Resources shall be borne by the telecommunications service providers that use such Numbering Resources, pursuant to the terms and conditions established in the regulations.

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