Out of interest i went back to the 3 interviews of Oldfield which really leave a lot to be desired in terms of his evolving evidence
He claimed he asked reception staff to call the police at at 10.05 or 10.10 but then seemed to indicate he didn't stick to his guns on it after the staff suggested she might have wandered. So in other words, the police were not called at 10.05, 10,10 or 10.14.
According to Oldfield himself they arrived sometime after 11, and we know they were called at 10.41 - so all things considered, the response time seems fairly quick given the location and availability of resources.
The Tapa's group had the power to ring earlier - maybe in the confusion, no one realised the call had not been made.
Also what stands out to me from Oldfield's evidence is that so many people entered the apartment before police arrived.