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 63 STAT.] MULTILATERAL--TELECOMMUNICATIONS-OCT. 2, 1947 (Chapter IV, art. 11 RR) (34s-a45 Section V. Review of Findings 340 § 11. (1) The reconsideration of a finding by the Board may be requested: - by the notifying country, or - by any othe- country interested in the question, but in the latter case only on the grounds of harm- ful interference either anticipated or actual. 341 (2) Prior to reconsideration, the Board shall circulate by air mail such requests to all countries members of the Union. The latter shall telegraph their objections or com- ments within two weeks of receipt of the circular and shall, within a further two-week period, dispatch a letter to the Board amplifying their telegram. 342 (3) The Board, in the light of all the data thus received shall render such further findings as the circumstances war- rant. 343 § 12. (1) If, in accordance with provisions 336 and 338 an entry has been made in the Master International Frequency Register with the date in the NOTIFICATION COLUMN, the Board, upon request of the notifying country, and after the station has been in operation for a reasonable period, shall review the matter, first having given the interested countries an opportunity to present their views. 344 (2) If the Board's finding is then favourable, the date shall be transferred from the NOTIFICATION COLUMN to the REGISTRATION COLUMN without change. If the find- ing with respect to probable harmful interference is still un- favourable, the date shall be left in the NOTIFICATION COLUMN. 345 (3) If, on the contrary, the Board makes a finding that harmful interference actually exists, it shall be "prima facie" evidence that the operation is in violation of these Regula- tions. If, however, after not more than six years of operation, the Board has not made a finding of the existence of harmful 1733

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