INSTRUMENT AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION AND THE CONVENTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION — Rwanda law | Esheria

INSTRUMENT AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION AND THE CONVENTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION

The Plenipotentiary Conference may review Council reports, consider and adopt amendment proposals, and an extraordinary conference may be convened for specific matters under limited conditions.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Constitution
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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amendments budget budget contributions conference agenda setting conference participation conference procedure contributions document distribution elections entry into force governance international coordination meetings organization organizational representation radio communication conferences reserve funds treaty-making voluntary contributions

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The Plenipotentiary Conference may review Council reports, consider and adopt amendment proposals, and an extraordinary conference may be convened for specific matters under limited conditions. This provision sets principles for elections: certain officials are elected from candidates proposed by Members, elected officials should come from different Members and regions, and each Member may propose only one candidate. Each Member’s chosen MOD 163 contribution class applies to the first biennial budget after the stated six-month period. The amendments also enter into force on 1 January 1996 for the Members described in the text. The Plenipotentiary Conference sets the number of Council members every four years, and that number must not be more than 25% of all Union members. An unnamed actor is tasked with coordinating with certain international organizations and may conclude provisional agreements on behalf of the Union; those agreements are submitted provisionally to the Council of Representatives with powers set by Article 8 of the Basic Law.