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Fixed publicly available telephone services definition

What does Fixed publicly available telephone services mean?

The provision to end-users at fixed locations of a service for the originating and receiving of national and international calls, including voice telephony services and may include, in addition, access to emergency ‘112’ services, the provision of communications provider assistance, directory services, provision of public pay telephones, provision of service under special terms or provision of special facilities for customers with disabilities or with special social needs but does not include value added services provided over the public telephone system.

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