National Emergency Communications Working Group - Australia/New Zealand
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The National Emergency Communications Working Group – A/NZ (NECWG–A/NZ) has existed since 1995 at which time emergency communications organisations established a forum in which to discuss coordination of cross jurisdiction response and develop collective positions in relation to emergency communications issues such as calls from SIMless mobile phones as well as emerging technical developments such as Voice over IP (VoIP). The NECWG- A/NZ is a representative and influential public safety body focussed on: - Identifying strategic and aligned solutions to common problems aimed at improving outcomes for community and optimise emergency communications services in Australia and New Zealand. - A sharing and collaborative approach capitalising on the expertise and strength of the collective group. - Being recognised as informed and respected professionals of the Emergency Call Services (ECS) and leaders in the sector of emergency communications. - Continuing education and communication of emergency communications services across the sector and the community. The NECWG-A/NZ consists of Australia and New Zealand representatives from: Emergency Service Organisations (ESO); Public Safety Organisations (PSO); the Emergency Call Persons (ECP) and Carrier representatives. NECWG-A/NZ has established a solid reputation as an effective working group that is able to provide independent analysis of critical matters impacting on Emergency Call Services. NECWG-A/NZ works within a framework of informal relationships which enables it to contribute to policy, regulatory, and operational determinations with regard to the Emergency Call Services of Australia and New Zealand.
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