INTERNATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATION UNION
	
	Geneva,  26 November 2003	
	Publication Notice     No.  207-03	

ITU Operational Bulletin (2004)
(printed versions, electronic version
and online service)	     	

via ITU Website  	
The ITU Operational Bulletin is a fortnightly service publication, prepared under the responsibility of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB). Published on the 1st and 15th of each month, it contains the administrative and operational information exchanged between administrations/ recognized operating agencies (ROAs) and other service providers, entities and organizations, in respect of the international telecommunication services made available to users, including information relating to the maritime mobile service. Various lists containing the codes, numbers or indicators allocated to countries and operators to meet the operational needs of international telecommunication services are published in annex to the Operational Bulletin.	
Date of publication:	1st and 15th of each month (24 issues per year)	
Language:	English, French and Spanish	
Paper format:	A4 (21  29.7 cm)	
Electronic format:	MS Word for WindowsTM – Adobe AcrobatTM PDF	
Price in Swiss francs:	Catalogue Price (for a single user online):     CHF  385.–
Member States and Sector Members:     –15%
Administrations of Least Developed Countries and
libraries of educational institutions:     – 80%
Electronic Bookshop:   Catalogue price is applicable for any single issue for
a minimum of:    CHF  20.–    (No discount)	

The yearly subscription fee (for 24 issues, annexes included) is the same for all formats of delivery: printed version, copy delivered by fax or by e-mail, and access to the online service (for the online service, a price multiplier for multi-users is applicable).

Price for multi-users (same site); multi-sites on request	
Number of authorized users	1	2-10	11-25	26-50	51-100	Other	
Price in Swiss francs	385.–	770.–	1 540.–	2 310.–	3 465.–	on request	

Please complete the enclosed subscription form and order form and return them, duly signed, to the ITU Sales and Marketing Division.

ITU Operational Bulletin (2004)
(printed versions, electronic version) and online service)

The ITU Operational Bulletin is a fortnightly service publication, prepared under the responsibility of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB). Published on the 1st and 15th of each month, it contains the administrative and operational information exchanged between administrations/ recognized operating agencies (ROAs) and other service providers, entities and organizations, in respect of the international telecommunication services made available to users, including information relating to the maritime mobile service. Various lists containing the codes, numbers or indicators allocated to countries and operators to meet the operational needs of international telecommunication services are published in annex to the Operational Bulletin.
Administrations/ROAs and other service providers may communicate to TSB any kind of official service information which is vital to the smooth and efficient operation of international telecommunication services and request that it be published in the Operational Bulletin (TSB fax: +41 22 730 5853; telex: 421000 UIT CH; e-mail: tsbmail@itu.int).
In order to ensure uninterrupted delivery of the ITU Operational Bulletin, all annual subscriptions should be renewed before the end of each year. The relevant subscription form is at the end of the Publication Notice. The duly completed form should reach the ITU Sales and Marketing Division, if possible, not later than 20 December 2003.
The ITU Operational Bulletin and annexed Lists of codes and numbers or indicators may be delivered to subscribers in five different ways:
	a)	Printed version delivered by airmail;
	b)	Version delivered by fax;
	c)	Version delivered by e-mail;
	d)	Electronic version accessible online (online service).
	e)	Electronic version of single issues via the ITU Electronic Bookshop on the ITU website.
Since 1997, an annual subscription for access to the online service of the ITU Operational Bulletin and annexed Lists has been introduced (http://www.itu.int/itu-t/bulletin/index.html). A password is provided by ITU upon receipt of payment.

	UNION  INTERNATIONALE  DES  TÉLÉCOMMUNICATIONS
INTERNATIONAL  TELECOMMUNICATION UNION
UNIÓN  INTERNACIONAL  DE  TELECOMUNICACIONES
		
PROTECTION  OF  RIGHTS,  LICENCE  AGREEMENT
AND  DISCLAIMER  OF  WARRANTY
1.	In order to preserve and protect its rights, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) fully retains all titles and rights on its computer programs, data and accompanying written material (hereinafter the “product”) and does not sell any rights related thereto; it grants, however, the right to use the product by means of a product licence not implying in any way any sale of the original product or any copy thereof.
2.	By the present licence, ITU grants you a non‑exclusive right to use and display this copy of the product transmitted to you herewith, your use thereof constituting your agreement with the terms and conditions of the present notice. 
3.	This product is the subject of copyright. Unauthorized copying of the product is expressly forbidden. This product is for the number of authorized users indicated in your order.
4.	You may not duplicate the product for distribution, or create derivative works based on the product. In no event may you transfer, assign, rent, lease or otherwise dispose of the product.
5.	The product and accompanying written materials are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind. ITU does not warrant, guarantee or make any representations regarding the use, or the results of use, of the product in terms of correctness, accuracy, reliability, currentness, or otherwise. ITU shall not be held liable for any direct, indirect, consequential or incidental damages arising out of the use of or inability to use this product.
  ITU  2003
All rights reserved

GENERAL  CONDITIONS  OF  SALE
n	Prices
The prices quoted in Publication Notices, as well as in the ITU Catalogue of Publications and in the Lists of  ITU-T and ITU‑R Recommendations (distributed free of charge and visible on the ITU website at the following address: www.itu.int/publications) are in Swiss francs (CHF), and are subject to change without notice.
Discounts of 15% are granted to Member States and Sector Members participating in the work of ITU. A discount of 80% of the catalogue price on all ITU publications is granted to Administrations of the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), as well as to libraries of educational institutions (for online subscriptions and CD‑ROM publications only). Please note that the minimum price for a publication bought from the Electronic Bookshop is twenty Swiss francs (CHF 20.–) and that there is no discount via this service.
All additional information concerning CD‑ROMs, online Recommendations and the ITU Electronic Bookshop can be found in the Catalogue of Publications and its associated Lists of ITU‑R and ITU‑T Recommendations.
n	Methods of payment
All publications ordered from ITU must be paid for in advance. Payments can be made:
a)	by credit card: American Express, Eurocard/Mastercard, Visa;
b)	by bank transfer to the UBS SA, Geneva, Account ITU Geneva, No. CH 96 0024 0240 C876 5565 0;
c)	by cheque made payable to ITU;
d)	by international postal order;
e)	to the ITU postal cheque account: ITU Geneva, No. 12-50-3 (from within Switzerland);
f)	or by UNESCO coupon.
Payments normally should be made in Swiss francs (CHF). Payments may also be made in other currencies, freely convertible into CHF, provided that, when converted by the bank, the price of the service in CHF is covered. ITU does not accept Letters of Credit.
For faster order processing, we invite you to either pre-pay by credit card or take advantage of a new service by opening an ITU deposit account.
n	Forms of dispatch
The catalogue price includes the cost of dispatch by non-registered economy-class mail or the means of carriage most advantageous to ITU. Dispatch can be requested in other forms: i.e. airmail, DHL, Federal Express, TNT, UPS or diplomatic pouch. If one of these alternative methods is chosen, the dispatch cost will be added to the quote. As from 1 February 2003, the costs of shipping via registered mail have been added to the economy-class costs. You may, if you wish, refuse these conditions but, in this case, ITU will not be held responsible for the replacement of any undelivered orders dispatched by mail that has not been registered. Customs duties and other taxes or dues levied on imported goods are not borne by ITU. ITU accepts no responsibility for delay, loss or damage in shipment. Any discrepancy or claim must be communicated to ITU within one year of dispatch of the publication(s).
n	Return of publications
Where a publication found to be faulty is returned to ITU, the latter’s responsibility shall be limited to replacement of the publication and payment of the costs arising from such replacement. Any publication returned to ITU as unwanted must reach it within one (1) month from the date of its dispatch to the customer, subject to ITU’s prior agreement. A minimum charge of fifty Swiss francs (CHF 50.–) will normally be invoiced to the customer by ITU for return of the publication to stock.
No exchange or refund is available for purchases made directly at the ITU Bookshop.
In the case of electronic publications (CD-ROM and online), these general conditions shall apply, subject to the specific derogation provisions contained in the Licence Agreements. The placing of an order implies full acceptance of these general conditions of sale.
None of the provisions of these general conditions of sale shall be interpreted as constituting a derogation or renunciation of the privileges, immunities and facilities enjoyed by ITU in accordance with the international agreement applicable to it, in particular the Headquarters Agreement concluded with the Swiss Federal Council on 22 July 1971, as well as the Swiss law or any other relevant national legislation.
Please note that orders cannot be taken over the telephone.
They should be sent by telefax or electronic mail.

No.  207-03	
ITU Operational Bulletin (2004)
(printed versions, electronic version and online service)
Subscription form

1.	This order form should be considered as:
		a first-time subscription
		the continuation of a current subscription,	   with or        without modifications
	(please tick the preferred choice)
2.	Kindly choose which method(s) of reception preferred (each method is invoiced separately) and number of copies per edition:

	Number of copies required	
	English		French		Spanish	
	Printed copies
	delivered by airmail						
						
	Printed copies delivered by fax
	to fax number:   +							
						
	Electronic copies delivered by e-mail
	to e-mail address: 							

OR

	Subscription for the yearly online service (see prices on the first page),	
	– the total number of authorized users of the product is (please check one box)
  1	
  2-10	
  11-25	
  26-50	
  51-100	
  Other	

	I acknowledge that I have read and understood the enclosed “Protection of rights, licence agreement and disclaimer of warranty” notice, and agree to be bound by its terms and conditions.	
	Mr / Ms / Name of the company (Please print or type)	
				
	Name		Title	
	declares that he/she is authorized to sign this agreement on behalf of the customer and that his/her signature is binding upon the customer.

	Date:  		Authorized signature:  		

	No.  207-03	
ITU Operational Bulletin (2004)
(printed versions, electronic version and online service)

Order Form for printed versions and online service

Please sign and return the completed Order Form with the Subscription Form, where appropriate, to:
ITU
Sales and Marketing Division
Place des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva 20 – Switzerland	
Telefax:  +41 22 730 51 94
E-mail:   sales@itu.int