REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA LAW NUMBER 11 1976

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION CONVENTION (INTERNATIONAL

TELECOMMUNICATION CONVENTION) MALAGA-TORREMOLINOS, 1973

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHAESA

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, WEIGHED: a. that the Republic of Indonesia as a Member State of the Association

International Telecommunications, on 25 October 1973 has signed the International Telecommunication Convention of the Set-up to the International Telecommunication Convention. International Telecommunication Union (International Telecommunication Union) in Malaga-Torremolinos;

b. that the International Telecommunications Convention needs to be passed by undang-undang;

c. that by the enactment of the Malaga-Torremolinos International Telecommunication Convention on 1 January 1975, then Law Number 10 of 1969 About the International Telecommunication Union Convention in Montreux 1965 (State Gazette of 1969 Number 41, Additional Gazette number 2905) needed to be revoked;

Given: 1. Article 5 of the paragraph (1), Article 11 and Article 20 of the paragraph (1) of the Act

Base 1945; 2. Provisions of the People's Consultative Assembly of the Republic of Indonesia

Number IV/MPR/1973 on the Great Line of the State Haluan. With the approval of the People's Representative Council of the Republic of Indonesia,

DECIDED:: ESTABLISHING: LEGISLATION ON RATIFICATION OF THE CONVENTION

INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS (INTERNATIONAL

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TELECOMMUNICATION CONVENTION) MALAGA-TORREMOLINOS, 1973.

section 1 passes the International Telecommunication Convention Malaga-Torremolinos, 1973, and 3 (three) Attachment, 1 (one) Final Protocol, 6 (six) Additional Protocol, 48 (forty-eight) Resolution, 3 (three) of Anjuran and 3 (three) opinions, with the accompanying requirements (reservation) of Article 50 paragraph (2) of the resolution of the dispute regarding the interpretation or implementation of the Convention, all copies are attached to the This Act.

Article 2 Since the Act of this Act, then Law No. 10 of 1969 on the International Telecommunication Union Convention in Montreux 1965 (1969-State Gazette number 41, additional state sheet number 2905) did not apply again.

Article 3 of this Act came into effect on The date is promulred. In order for everyone to know, ordered the invitational of the Act with its placement in the Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia.

Passed in Jakarta on 22 November 1976 PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, SUHARTO

Reundrased in Jakarta on 22 November 1976 MENTERI/SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, SUDHARMONO, SH.

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EXPLANATION OF

LEGISLATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 11 IN 1976

ABOUT THE LEGALIZATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION CONVENTION

(INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION CONVENTION) MALAGA-TORREMOLINOS, 1973

I. GENERAL EXPLANATION of the International Telecommunications Convention approved in Malaga-

Torremolinos in 1973, replacing the International Telecommunications Convention in Montreux in 1965. This replacement is performed regularly and in accordance with applicable customs.

Every 5 (five) years open is likely to review and modify the applicable Convention provisions in order to be adjusted to the development of the Cloud Service. the state and the advancement of telecommunications technology.

The Malaga-Torremolinos Convention is a major means for the International Telecom Association, in effect until the Conperence of the Governing Houses full of telecommunications societies. Next International.

The convention consists of 2 (two) sections: -the first known as "Basic decrees" and

include fixed manuscripts;-the second is known as the "General Rule" and includes

manuscripts on methods used for use. The Convention is also accompanied by three (three) Attachments, 1 (one)

The Final Protocol, 6 (six) Additional Protocol, 48 (forty-eight) Resolve, 3 (three) of the Anjuran and 3 (three) opinions.

Further needs to be explained, that Additional Protocol UnWajib (Optional) The Additional Protocol on Compulsory Settlement of Disputes is not ratified by consideration that it is not acceptable because it is not in compliance with the wisdom of the policy. The politics of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.

The most important changes to the old Convention are among others:

1. Exceptional membership (associate member) The set

is usually a colony and the territories are no longer

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according to the soul of one of the UN General Assembly decisions on "The granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples".

2. The aim of the set is refined given the technological advances

telecommunications in the use of space. 3. The addition of the membership of the Administrative Council of 29 members

to 36 members selected by the Conperence of the Full Representative of the Member States is based on the division of the evenly matched seats according to the geo-graphis grouping the world by the set.

4. The Commission's Commission was commissioned to establish a General Plan for the international telecommunications network to facilitate the development of coordinated international telecommunications services.

5. In accordance with the advancement of telecommunications technology, aspects

about the use of a reasonable radio fission spectrum expanded with the use of the outstanding satellite edar lines.

By the passage of this Act, the Convention Telecommunications

International Malaga-Torremolinos, 1973, has been ratified in accordance with Indonesian legislation to be later deposited on the Secretariat General of the International Telecom Association. Geneva via diplomatic channels according to the set-way.

II. THE EXPLANATION OF THIS SECTION FOR ARTICLE 1 OF THE Article 1 Requirements (reservation) is considered to be held because the Government

Indonesia is not willing to bind itself to the provisions referred to in Article 50 of the paragraph (2) regarding the settlement of a dispute through Arbitration, except with the consent of all the parties concerned in any dispute.

Article 2 is quite clear. Section 3 is pretty clear.

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