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When a person(s), provide Open reach with a customer's name and address they
                 pass it to BT's 999 Call Handling Service. BT in turn uses that information to
                 route 999 calls and passes the location on to the Emergency Authority (EA).
                 Then the emergency services allocate the order of importance, the information
                 they need is:
                 •  Postcode - this route the call to the EA serving that geography and is used by
                    the EA to locate the caller.
                 •  End Username for: Consumer -the person most likely to make the call (not
                    always the bill payer).
                 The End Username recorded and listed on the Emergency Services Database may
                 be different to the Directory Listing and the two details are separate entries on the
                 input xml provided by a CP when placing an order with Openreach.
                 The separate End Username provided is only used to populate the details held on
                 the Emergency Services Database and assist the emergency services with
                 handling 112 and 999 calls effectively.
                 •  For WLR3, Openreach takes responsibility only for passing the address
                    information to the Emergency Services Database.
                 •  For MPF, it is the CP's responsibility to pass the address information to the
                    Emergency Services Database.
                 In a short summery the first CFS caller for services, person that calls any
                 emergency 999 handler will speak to is a B-com operator, B-com accept
                 responsibility for passing the callers location and telephone number on to British
                 Telecom who, then route the incident with the same intelligence already gained
                 to the emergency services desired.
                 Another issue of concern that I raise within this letter, is in regards to a vast
                 majority of incidents, otherwise known as Cads that have been inter Linked with
                 unrelated incidents and information, that is to say from what I am being accused
                 of at court and that information being supported as hearsay evidence, which has a
                 true outcome of containing incorrect geological address information relating to
                 the Antisocial Behaviour Order (ASBO) application, where on the dates that I do
                 take reference towards, was on the 08th June 2014 at Progress Way Enfield
                 London, where in any sense it would have been impossible for the incident the
                 applicant has been accused of to have played a role that had a negative effect on
                 any other persons way of life. Due to them locations distance being so far apart
                 from one another, as can been seen by the Distance as the Crow Flies and
                 Distance by Land Transport, which does in fact show that the distance between
                 progress way and the initial location of the CFS emergency 999 callers, are too
                 far apart for the respondent accusations for truth to be found upon, so because of
                 this reason they have now been calculated into miles of distance as detailed
                 below and them places are as follows, with geological markers supplied from:-
                 https://www.freemaptools.com/how-far-is-it-between.htm
               448,
                 Num      Name of 999           Accused            Distance Between Both
                         CFS Location         Location of             Locations in Miles
                          Grid X to Y       Event Grid X to
                                                   Y
                 1.     Hardy Way          Progress way        Distance as the Crow
                        Enfield            X. 534380           Flies: 2.280 Miles
                        X. 531438          Y. 195513           Distance by Land Transport:
                        Y. 197711                              2.788 Miles
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