Art. 9 Internationaal telecommunicatie reglement — Special Arrangements

9.1 a) Pursuant to Article 31 of the International Telecommunication Convention (Nairobi, 1982), special arrangements may be entered into on telecommunication matters which do not concern Memberts in general. Subject to national laws, Members may allow administrations*or recognized private operating agency(ies) or other organizations or persons to enter into such special mutual arrangements with Members, administrations*or recognized private operating agency(ies) or other organizations or persons that are so allowed in another country for the establishment, operation, and use of special telecommunication networks, systems and services, in order to meet specialized international telecommunication needs within and/or between the territories of the Members concerned, and including, as necessary, those financial, technical, or operating conditions to be observed. b) Any such special arrangements should avoid technical harm to the operation of the telecommunication facilities of third countries. 9.2 Members should, where appropriate, encourage the parties to any special arrangements that are made pursuant to No. 58 to take into account relevant provisions of CCITT Recommendations.

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