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Cabinet Resolution Concerning Technical Requirements for Emergency Call (eCall) in Vehicles

Formal citationCabinet Resolution No. 84 of 2024 Issuing sourceUAE Federal Legislation → Issued / Gazetted / Effective15 Jul 2024 · 31 Jul 2024 · 01 Aug 2024 Gazette issue780 Categorylaw Last indexed11 Jul 2026
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Issued Date

15 Jul 2024

Effective Date

01 Aug 2024

Official Gazette Date

31 Jul 2024

Official Gazette No

780

Legislation State

Active

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Article (2)
Article (3)
Cabinet Resolution No. (84) of 2024 Concerning Technical Requirements for Emergency Call (eCall) in Vehicles

The Cabinet,
- Upon reviewing the Constitution; and
- Federal LaDecree-Law No. (20) of 2020, Concerning Standards and Metrology; and
- Cabinet Resolution No. (13) of 2018, Concerning Mandatory Standards for the United Arab Emirates; and
- Based upon the proposal submitted by the Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology, and the Cabinet's approval,
Has resolved as follows:

Article (1)

The Technical Requirements Regulation for eCall in Vehicles (UAE.S 5019: 2024) shall be a mandatory technical regulation in the United Arab Emirates.

Article (2)

Standard No. (UAE.S 5019: 2018), approved by Cabinet Resolution No. (13) of 2018, shall be repealed.

Article (3)

This Resolution shall be published in the Official Gazette and enter into force as of the day following the date of its publication.

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