RESOLUTION 67 (WRC12) Updating and rearrangement of the Regulations The World Radiocommunication Conference (Geneva, 2012), considering that the radio spectrum is a finite resource, and there is continuing a) evolution and demand for frequency requirements and an increasing multiplicity of radiocommunication applications; that the Radio Regulations are founded on the principles outlined in b) their Preamble; that subsequent to the ITU reorganization at APP92, several c) attempts have been made to review, simplify and update the Radio Regulations; that the majority of agenda for past WRCs concern frequency d) allocations, currently contained in Article 5 and associated regulations; that regulatory procedures should be continually assessed in order e) to meet the demands of administrations, recognizing that the rights of administrations to deploy, operate and protect a) services should be the guiding principle, without affecting other administrations; that the studies for review to simplify the Radio Regulations may b) take more than one study cycle, noting that one of the purposes of the Radio Regulations is the effective a) management and use of spectrum;
RESOLUTION 67 (WRC12) Updating and rearrangement of the Regulations The World Radiocommunication Conference (Geneva, 2012), considering a) that the radio spectrum is a finite resource, and there is continuing evolution and demand for frequency requirements and an increasing multiplicity of radiocommunication applications; b) that the Radio Regulations are founded on the principles outlined in their Preamble; c) that subsequent to the ITU reorganization at APP92, several attempts have been made to review, simplify and update the Radio Regulations; d) that the majority of agenda for past WRCs concern frequency allocations, currently contained in Article 5 and associated regulations; e) that regulatory procedures should be continually assessed in order to meet the demands of administrations, recognizing a) that the rights of administrations to deploy, operate and protect services should be the guiding principle, without affecting other administrations; b) that the studies for review to simplify the Radio Regulations may take more than one study cycle, noting a) that one of the purposes of the Radio Regulations is the effective management and use of spectrum;
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