FINAL ACTS OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELATED TO INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION REGULATIONS — Rwanda law | Esheria

FINAL ACTS OF THE WORLD CONFERENCE ON INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS RELATED TO INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION REGULATIONS

This article says the Regulations set general rules for international telecommunication services, apply to authorized operating agencies and Member States, and do not cover telecommunications content.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article says the Regulations set general rules for international telecommunication services, apply to authorized operating agencies and Member States, and do not cover telecommunications content. This article gives the definitions used in these Regulations, including telecommunication, international telecommunication service, accounting rate, and collection charge. Member States should help ensure international telecom networks, facilities, numbering resources, and CLI practices support service quality; users may send traffic over the international network, and operating agencies can agree on routing. Member States must promote international telecommunication services and work to ensure service quality, public availability, roaming information, and competition. Emergency and government telecommunications have priority over other telecommunications when technically practicable.