| | FCC CALEA Decision (8/31/99) |
 | | Dual tone multi-frequency (DTMF) signals generated by a subject that must be processed at the IAP also are reasonably available to the carrier; however, some DTMF signals generated by the subject are post-cut-through digits and are addressed separately in this order. |
 | | As with the case of surveillance status messages, we believe that continuity tone could assist the LEA in determining the status of a wiretap, but that this technical requirement is not necessary to meet the mandates of section 103(a). |
 | | Similar to surveillance status messages and continuity tones, we believe that feature status messages could be useful to a LEA, but that provision of these messages from a carrier to a LEA is not required to meet the mandates of section 103(a). |
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