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 Our aim is to improve the quality of life for all through cultural and sporting activities, support the pursuit of excellence, and champion the tourism, creative and leisure industries. Department for Culture, Media and Sport .uk First published April 2011 ? Crown Copyright Contents Ministerial foreword 8 Introduction 10 The Framework - Overview 11 Implementing the Changes - What Happens Next? 13 Response in Relation to the “Framework” Directive 15 Appeals 15 Spectrum 16 Rights of way 19 Infrastructure sharing 20 Security and Integrity of Networks and Services 23 Dispute Resolution 27 Response in Relation to the “Authorisation” Directive 33 Information gathering powers 33 Enforcement 37 Dissuasive Sanctions 42 Maximum Retail Tariffs 47 Response relating to the “Universal Service” Directive 50 Minimum Quality of Service 52 Equivalence for Disabled Users 54 Provisions Relating to Directory Enquiry Services 58 Access to Emergency Services 60 Facilitating Change of Provider 61 Response to Proposals in Relation to the e-Privacy Directive 65 Personal Data Breach 65 Cookies 71 Annex 1: Ofcom’s Role in Implementing the Framework 77 Annex 2: List of Individuals/ Organisations consulted 82 Foreword Foreword from the Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries Last autumn, the Government published its proposals for implementing revisions to the EU Electronic Communications Framework. This document contains our response to the feedback, the ideas and the challenges we received, as well as our final plans on how we intend to proceed with implementing the necessary changes. I am grateful to all who contributed, responding to the questions we published in the consultation document or via our electronic survey facility, participating at one of the many major stakeholder events we ran or attending the issue-specific workshops that have addressed the more complex issues to do with implem