he procedure for context release of the mobile is initiated by the target eNB entity by sending the UE CONTEXT RELEASE message to the source eNB entity. Upon receiving this message, the eNB entity eliminates the context of the mobile. The procedure for cancelling the handover is initiated by the source eNB entity with the HANDOVER CANCEL message. This message causes the target eNB entity to release the resources on the radio interface. 2.4.2. Load management The function of load management includes the following elementary procedures: - cell-load indication; - initialization of resource status reports; - resource status reporting. VoLTE and ViLTE The procedure for indication of the load of the cell is initiated by either of the eNB entities with the LOAD INFORMATION message. This message may contain the following elements of information: - interference overload indication (IOI): this information relates to the interference detected by the eNB entity, for the upstream direction. The eNB entity receiving this information has to decrease the interference transmitted by the mobile; - high interference indication (HII): this information relates to the interference detected by the eNB entity, for the upstream direction, indicating which bandwidths are affected. The eNB entity receiving this information needs to avoid using the said bandwidth, for the upstream direction, for the mobiles located on the periphery of the cell; - relative narrowband Tx power (RNTP): this information relates to a decrease in the power transmitted by an eNB entity. The eNB entity receiving this information includes it in its traffic management mechanism. The procedure for initialization of resource status reporting is initiated by either of the eNB entities with the RESOURCE STATUS REQUEST message. The eNB receiving this message responds with the RESOURCE STATUS RESPONSE message, which may contain status information for the radio resources, the S1 interface and the load of the eNB entity. The eNB entity may respond with the RESOURCE STATUS FA