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Look at it carefully, 20/2002CE is a "general authorization", DIA might
be part of that, since the states are not longer enabled to
authorize/de-authorize activities, they can't say yes or no, but since
is still a requirement to inform to the NRA, DIA might be the resort of
the general authorization..<br>
I do see that DIA as what in Spain is the "notificación"
(notification). We just informed to the NRA about the activity, once
informed, authorized, nothing else... It was even a free administrative
process, no taxes unless yo do a commercial business. Is what we've
done here.<br>
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Ciao!<br>
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Al 14/01/10 12:53, En/na <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:clauz@ninux.org">clauz@ninux.org</a> ha escrit:
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<pre wrap="">On 01/13/2010 05:51 PM, Alexander List wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Ramon Roca wrote:
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<pre wrap="">still there is the compromise for a
general authorization and a free market, so we are perfectly entitled to
build networks.
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I would like to quickly ask our friends from Ninux about the situation
in Italy again. Please have a look at this document:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.comunicazioni.it/binary/min_comunicazioni/sedi_periferiche/aspetti_autorizzativi.pdf">http://www.comunicazioni.it/binary/min_comunicazioni/sedi_periferiche/aspetti_autorizzativi.pdf</a>
If you skip to the last page, there is a "DIA gratuita". Is this the
authorization that we were talking about in Rome? Is it free, or is this
"gratuita" authorization still subject to this EUR 200,- fee you mentioned?
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Hello, Alexander!
It looks like a very interesting document. I think the authorization we
were talking about is not the DIA, i.e. "Dichiarazione di Inizio
Attivita'" that means "declaration of the beginning of an activity",
where "attivita'/activity" usually, AFAIK, refers to a commercial
business (for example a store). Instead the authorization we were
talking about is the "autorizzazione generale" [1] (maybe the others
from ninux can confirm?).
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<pre wrap="">I am in touch with the "higher powers" to get an authoritative opinion
on what kind of restriction is allowed within the R & TTE directive ;)
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Thank you very much!
Claudio
[1] art. 5 of
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.ipzs.it/Pubblicazioni_ministeri/Min_comunicazioni/Bollettino/pdf/2002/02_2002/02_2002_3s/02_2002_3s.pdf">http://www.ipzs.it/Pubblicazioni_ministeri/Min_comunicazioni/Bollettino/pdf/2002/02_2002/02_2002_3s/02_2002_3s.pdf</a>
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