CEPT T R 51-02 E-1988 Illicit Radio Broadcasting Transmissions《非法无线电广播传输 1971年》.pdf

1、STDmCEPT TIR 53-02 E-ENGL LSB8 m 2326434 0014b93 T38 = T/R 51-02 E Page 1 Distributh: C Recommendation T/R 51-02 (1971) ILLICIT RADIO BROADCASTING TRANSMISSIONS Recommendation put forward by the “Radiocommunications“ Working Group TIWG 3 (R) Text of the Recommendation adopted by the “Telecommunicati

2、ons“ Commission: The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering that an illicit radio broadcasting station known as “Radio North Sea International operating on board a ship in international waters, contravened the provisions of No. 2665 of the Radio Regulations

3、 that this station, operated without a licence on board an unregistered ship, contravened the provisions of No. 2020 of the Radio Regulations, that the broadcasts of this station caused interference which was detrimental to approved radio services in Czechoslovakia, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands,

4、Norway and the United Kingdom, including sectors of the maritime mobile service relating to the safety of human life, that the harmfui interference to maritime radio services could have created a risk to human life and property, and that the interference to authorised broadcasting services could hav

5、e given rise to adverse public reaction, that it then became necessary to take urgent counter-measures against this station but that these measures could only be of limited effectiveness since the station was able to move about and change frequency as it wished, that on 1 September 1970 there were t

6、hree illicit radio broadcasting stations operating off the Dutch coast, that since technical counter-measures could not by themselves put an end to illicit broadcasting or prevent it, it became necessary to take some action which could successfuUy interrupt the supply of personnel, goods, services a

7、nd other aids to the illicit broadcasting stations, recommends that the Administrations ask their Governments to seek an urgent solution to this problem through additional national legislation, and in particular by extending widening the legal measures against illicit broadcasting adopted under the 1965 Sirasbourg Agreement.“ Edition of September 15,1988 232b414 0014155 b3T Im 51-02 Illicit radio broadcasting transmissions AUT No BEL Yes BUL I Yes CYP I Yes CZE Planned DNK Yes E No G IYes I HNG Yes HOL Yes HRV Yes IRL Under study ISL No LIE Yes NOR Yes POL Yes POR Yes ROU 1 No SUI IYes I