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WRC-95 made certain frequencies available for the purpose of providing feeder links to space stations in the non-GSO satellite networks of the mobile-satellite service (FSS (non-GSO-MSS (FL))) Pending a permanent procedure, the mutual use of certain bands by non-GSO satellite networks in relation to other GSO satellites networks or to non-GSO satellite networks or terrestrial stations (including the case of terrestrial stations in relation to the earth stations of non-GSO satellites networks) shall be regulated in accordance with the interim procedures and the associated provisions and criteria annexed to Resolution 46 These interim procedures apply in addition to those of Articles S9 and S11 of the RR for non-GSO satellite networks in the bands identified by footnote to the Table of Frequency Allocations in Article S5 of the RR and must be applied since 17 November 1995.

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