ITU Operational Bulletin		
No. 591 – 1.III.1995			
(Information received by 22 February 1995)			
	
Published by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Place des Nations      CH-1211 Genève 20 (Switzerland)

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Dates of publication of the next Operational Bulletins
No. 592	15.III.1995
No. 593	1.IV.1995
No. 594	15.IV.1995		Including information received by:
8.III.1995
27.III.1995
10.IV.1995	

591-E /
Contents

General Information
(TSB)	ITU Operational Bulletin – New presentation of the ITU Operational Bulletin: one year old:  Note from the TSB
(TSB)	Telephone Service:  Netherlands, United Kingdom
(TSB)	Data Transmission Service (ITU-T Recommendation X.121) – International numbering plan for public data networks:  Morocco, Russia
(TSB)	Changes in Administrations/ROAs:  Tanzania (TPTC, TCC, TTCL)
(TSB)	Service Interruption:  Nigeria
(BR)	Other communication:  Poland (special call sign)
(TSB)	Service Restrictions
Amendments to Service Documents
(BR)	List of Ship Stations (List V)
(TSB)	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC)
(TSB)	List of Indicators for the telegram retransmission system (TRS) and Telex network identification codes (TNIC)
(TSB)	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(TSB)	Recapitulatory List of issuer identifier numbers for the international telecommunication charge card
(TSB)	Bureaufax Table
Recapitulatory List No. 1
(TSB)	Administrations/ROAs and other Organizations which have disseminated information regarding the operation of their international telecommunication networks and services through the ITU Operational Bulletin (Nos. 567 –  591) from 1 March 1994 to 1 March 1995

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Subjects preceded by the letters (BR) are dealt with by the Radiocommunication Bureau (BR),
	contact:	TF +41 22 730 5217	FAX +41 22 730 5785
Subjects preceded by the letters (TSB) are dealt with by the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau (TSB),
	contact:	TF +41 22 730 5212	FAX +41 22 730 5853

GENERAL  INFORMATION

ITU OB    591-E /
ITU Operational Bulletin
New presentation of the ITU Operational Bulletin: one year old
Note from the TSB
	The ITU Operational Bulletin has been used by administrations and recognized operating agencies (ROAs) as a favoured medium for the prompt communication of information on telecommunications. Further to the announcement in the Operational Bulletin No. 567* of 1.III.1994, the Bulletin has now been published for one year in its new presentation of three separate languages. During the past year a great deal of administrative and operational information in respect of the international telecommunication services defined by ITU-T has been received from the administrations/ROAs and promulgated in the ITU Operational Bulletin.
	In order to adjust to the changing needs and new methods of dissemination, the “new-look” ITU Operational Bulletin has been available not only in traditional hard-copy printed form but also on ITUDOC*. In order to meet the requirements of some subscribers, who wish to receive the ITU Operational Bulletin promptly but are not able to access the ITUDOC system for the time being, an enhanced service was offered by facsimile transmission starting with issue No. 574 of 15 June 1994, in the form of the ITU Operational Bulletin Digest (English version only). Starting with issue No. 588 of 15 January 1995, the Digest was replaced by a complete version of the Bulletin, despatched by the new ITU system “WinFaxPro”. This complementary service is still being offered free of charge to subscribers to the Bulletin on a trial basis.
	Pursuant to WTSC Resolution No. 21 (Helsinki, 1993) and by TSB Circular 72 of 25 April 1994, the decision was taken to abolish a number of service documents. Consequently, an increasing burden has been placed on the ITU Operational Bulletin, which now contains not only administrative and operational information shared between administrations/ROAs via ITU Headquarters but also important operational communications notified by the TSB as well as administrations/ROAs, in accordance with ITU-T Recommendations, the International Telecommunication Regulations or the Radio Regulations, such as the allocation of codes or numbering plans – e.g. List of country codes (E.164), List of telex destination codes (TDC) (F.69) and telex network identification codes (TNIC) (F.68), List of data country codes (DCC) and List of data network identification codes (DNIC) (X.121), List of issuer identifier numbers for the international telecommunication charge card (E.118), List of ADMD (X.400), etc. –, and announcement of changes in administrations/ROAs that have taken place as a result of the restructuring of countries or the reorganization of telecommunication services following either governmental decisions or changes in the telecommunication environment, etc..
	To mark the first anniversary of the “new-look” ITU Operational Bulletin, we have prepared a Recapitulatory “List of all Administrations/ROAs which have disseminated information regarding the operation of their international telecommunication networks and services through the ITU Operational Bulletin” during the past year. This list can be found at the end of the present issue.
	With a view to ensuring the efficient and smooth functioning of the international telecommunication services made available to users by the administrations/ROAs which operate such services and promoting the global interconnection and interoperability of telecommunication facilities, no effort is being spared to make the ITU Operational Bulletin available to all administrations/ROAs and to achieve timely and rapid distribution in the near future.
	All administrations/ROAs, as well as other subscribers, are invited to send us their comments and suggestions, in order to further improve the dissemination of the information carried out by the ITU Operational Bulletin.

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*	A description of the ITUDOC system was annexed to Operational Bulletin No. 567. Users are invited to keep this User's Guide, which contains full information on how to access the new system.

Telephone Service
Netherlands
Communication of 16.II.1995:
	PTT Telecom Netherlands announces that on 10 October 1995, 75% of all telephone numbers in the Netherlands will be changed. The Netherlands national (significant) number (with the exception of telephone numbers starting with access code “6”) will then consist of nine digits in the following combinations:
	–	a two-digit area code and a seven-digit subscriber number, or
	–	a three-digit area code and a six-digit subscriber number.
	Area codes will either remain the same or change to a greater or lesser extent. The total number of area codes will be reduced from 1046 to 141. New subscriber numbers will be formed by placing one or more digits before the existing subscriber number.
Examples:	+31 30 448442	will become	+31 30 2448442	
	+31 4123 3636	will become	+31 412 403636	
	+31 1738 4000	will become	+31 15 3804000	

	The following numbers will not be changed on 10 October 1995:
	–	telephone numbers in areas which currently have area codes 10 (Rotterdam), 20 (Amsterdam), 36 (Almere), 70 (The Hague) and 546 (Almelo);
	–	telephone numbers starting with non-geographic access code “6” (special service numbers, pager numbers and mobile phone numbers).
	As there is no single or easy conversion rule for the number changes, a brochure in English entitled “Guide to new telephone numbers in the Netherlands from 10 October 1995" containing a conversion table for looking up new numbers is available. The brochure provides information for operational use and can be distributed by Administrations/ROAs to external customers. The conversion table will also be available on diskette.
	It would be appreciated if all departments concerned, e.g. switching, international operator service, product management, communication and international directory enquiries, would be informed of the changes in the Netherlands telephone numbering plan on 10 October 1995.
	Switching departments are asked to provide access to both current and new numbering plans of the Netherlands from 10 October 1995 to 10 April 1996.
	Administrations/ROAs are invited to state how many copies of the “Guide to new telephone numbers in the Netherlands from 10 October 1995” they require, whether they wish to receive the conversion table on diskette, and their postal address.
	Please inform :
	PTT Telecom Netherlands
Mr. John Mooldijk, International Telephony Service Manager
Tf:	+31 70 3432542
Fax:	+31 70 3432460
Tlx:	44 31255 itel nl.

United Kingdom
Communication of 9.XII.1994:
	Office of Telecommunications (OFTEL), London, announces that three major changes in the National Code for United Kingdom will take place on Sunday 16 April 1995. They are National Code Change, numbering changes for five cities and a change in the international prefix.

	National Code Change
	The digit “1” will be inserted at the beginning of all national geographical area codes, e.g. +44 71 XXX XXXX becomes +44 171 XXX XXXX. Non-geographic codes for services such as mobile, freephone and premium rate services will not change.
	The maximum number length for an international number (including country code “44”) has been increased from eleven to twelve-digits.

	Numbering changes
	The numbering for these five cities will change as follows:
Bristol	+44 272 XXXXXX	becomes	+44 117 9XX XXXX	
Leeds	+44 532 XXXXXX	becomes	+44 113 2XX XXXX	
Leicester	+44 533 XXXXXX	becomes	+44 116 2XX XXXX	
Nottingham	+44 602 XXXXXX	becomes	+44 115 9XX XXXX	
Sheffield	+44 742 XXXXXX	becomes	+44 114 2XX XXXX	
	The subscriber numbers for the above cities will be increased from six to seven digits.

	International Prefix
	The international prefix from the United Kingdom will change from 010 to 00 in line with other European countries.
	Parallel running
	Parallel running of the old and new codes and the new international prefix are operational since 1 August 1994. On 16 April 1995, the old codes will be taken out of service and connected to recorded announcements.
	Codes screening
	From 16 April 1995, the validity of area codes in the United Kingdom will significantly change. To prevent invalid traffic reaching the international networks, Administrations, where possible, are requested to provide codes screening in their networks.

Data Transmission Service
(ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
International numbering plan for public data networks
Morocco
Communication of 9.II.1995:
	In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation X.121, the Administration of Morocco has allocated Data Network Identification Code (DNIC) 604 2 to MAGHRIPAC X32.
	Address of the service provider:
	Office national des postes et des télécommunications (l'ONPT)
Direction de l'Informatique
Division des réseaux de Données
43, Avenue de France, Agdal
RABAT
Maroc
	Tf:	+212 7 77 78 83
Tlx:	36222 m
Fax:	+212 7 77 36 69

Russia
Communication of 3.II.1995:
	In accordance with ITU-T Recommendation X.121, the Administration of Russia has allocated Data Network Identification Code (DNIC) 251 3 to PTTNET.
	Address of the service provider:
	Joint Stock Company
“PTT-TELEPORT MOSKOW”
33“b”, Narodnogo Opolcheniya St.
MOSCOW 123585
Russia
	Tf:	+7 095 946 93 83
Tlx:	911080 ptt ru
Fax:	+7 095 946 93 82
Changes in Administrations/ROAs
Tanzania
Communication of 15.II.1995:
Closing down of Tanzania Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (TPTC), Dar-Es-Salaam
Establishment of Tanzania Communications Commission (TCC) and
Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL), Dar-Es-Salaam
1.	Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL), Dar-Es-Salaam, announces that the TPTC was legally dissolved by the Tanzania Posts and Telecommunications Corporation Act, 1993. This dissolution resulted in three new entities, namely:
	(i)	the “Tanzania Communications Commmission” (TCC), as the regulatory body for telecommunication and radiocommunication;
	(ii)	the “Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL)” and
	(iii)	the “Tanzania Posts Corporation”.
2.	The company TTCL is essentially limited to telecommunication services and is authorized to take over the Tanzania Posts and Telecommunications Corporation – TPTC's operation of telecom-munication services (local and international), with effect from 1 January 1994. 
3.	TTCL is operating as a private company whose shares as of now are fully owned by the Treasury Registrar of Tanzania.
4.	TTCL's status is that of a recognized operating agency and corresponds to the definition in No. 1008 of the ITU Constitution (Geneva, 1992), .
5.	The addresses of the administration of Tanzania and the recognized operating agency "Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL)" (Management and responsibilities), are as follows (*):
Administration:
	Minister of Works, Communications and Transport
P.O. Box 9144
DAR-ES-SALAAM
Tanzania
Tf:	+255 51 46160 / +255 51 37641
The Hon. Nalaila Kiula, Minister of Works, Communications and Transport
	Director General
Tanzania Communications Commission (TCC)
P.O. Box 474
DAR-ES-SALAAM
Tanzania
Tf:	+255  51 23677 / +255 51 35085
Mr. E. Olekambainei, Regulatory aspects of telecommunication and radiocommunication.

Recognized operating agency (ROA):
	The Managing Director
Tanzania Telecommunications Company Limited (TTCL)
Samora Avenue
P.O. Box 9070
DAR-ES-SALAAM
Tanzania
	Tf:	+255 51 30908
g:	Tanpostel dsm (**)
Tlx:	989 41054 postel tz
Fax:	+255 51 46661
Mr. Adolar B. Mapunda, Managing Director
	Mr. J.E. Mhando, Acting Deputy Managing Director / Development (Tf: +255 51 35800)
	Mr. J.S. Ngatena, Deputy Managing Director / Customer Service (Tf: +255 51 33443)
	Mrs. A. Mpatwa, Director / Business and Strategic Planning (Tf: +255 51 23887)
	Mr. E.A. Mallango, Director Human Resources (Tf: +255 51 38399)
	Mr. E.I. Mwamyalla, Director Resources Planning and Supplies (Tf: +255 51 33331)
	Mr. J.S. Murasi, Company Secretary (Tf: +255 51 46984)
	Mr. A.H.J. Marijani, Director Commercial Service (Tf: +255 51 36444)
	Mr. E.C. Mosha, Director Network Construction (Tf: +255 51 38822)
	Dr. J. Killimbe, Director International Services (Tf: +255 51 44000)
	Mr. J.A. Mpapalika, Acting Director Design and Engineering (Tf: +255 51 31956)
	Dr. J.S. Kilongola (Acting Director - Information System), Director Information System
(Tf: +255 51 38792)
	Mr. G.L. Myonga (Acting Director Finance), Director Finance (Tf: +255 51 46885)
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(*)	The ITU Global Directory will be updated accordingly.
(**)	The new telegraphic address will be communicated in the near future.

Service Interruption
Nigeria
CTITU B2 of 17.II.1995:
	Concerns telephone service: Nigerian Telecommunications plc (NITEL) announces that there may be difficulties in the telephone routing access to the telephone numbers 87XXXX, 5803XXX, 5804XXX and 587XXXX in Lagos area (area code 1).
	These temporary national network routing difficulties are due to a recent fire incident that damaged their facilities in these numbering plan areas. All efforts are being made to open access to these areas.
Other communication
Poland
Communication of 13.II.1995:
	On the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the “Polski Zwiazek Krótkofalowców” (Polish Amateur Radio Union), the Polish Administration authorizes an amateur station to use the special call sign HF65PZK from 12th of May to 10th of December 1995.
Communication of 14.II.1995:
	On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Pope John Paul II, the Polish Administration authorizes an amateur station to use the special call sign 3Z75KW from 15th to 31st of May 1995.

Service Restrictions
Note from the ITU:
	For the list of service restrictions still in force, see the Recapitulatory Table published as an annex to Operational Bulletin (OB) No. 490 of 14.III.1991 and the following subsequent communications:

	OB No.
	515	United Kingdom
520	Libya
524	Syria
527	Zambia
532	Peru
534	United Arab Emirates
538, 565, 574	Finland
545	Venezuela
548, 570	Egypt
555	Jamaica
566	Israel

AMENDMENTS  TO  SERVICE  DOCUMENTS
Abbreviations used
		ADD	insert	PAR	paragraph
COL	column	REP	replace
LIR	read	SUP	delete
P	page(s)
List
of Ship Stations
(List V)

34th Edition

Part IV
Sous-section 2A / Sub-Section 2A / Subsección 2A

ADD
	KA01	MPTC Phnom Penh, Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, Corner Streets 13/102, Wat Phnom, Phnom Penh, Kingdom of Cambodia.
(Tel +855 23 26818, Tlx booth ka16101, Fax +855 23 26011/26992).
	BG02	Navigation Maritime Bulgare, Varna Radio, 1 Primorski Blvd., 9001 Varna, Bulgaria.
	(Tlx 77351, Fax +359 52 257201)

MOD
	SW01	Telia AB, International Accounts EIA, S-123 86 Farsta, Sweden.

List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC)
(ITU-T Recommendation X.121)
(Position on 31 January 1995)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 589 – 1.II.1995)
(Amendment No. 1)
ADD

1	2	3	
MAROC
MOROCCO
MARRUECOS	604 2	MAGHRIPAC X32	

ADD

1	2	3	
RUSSIE
RUSSIA
RUSIA	251 3	PTTNET	

List of Indicators for the telegram
retransmission system (TRS)
and Telex network identification codes (TNIC)
(6th edition – October 1991)
(Amendment No. 32)

PART A 	P  1 to 84	COL 5 	and
PART C	P  91 to 132	COL 2
*) SUP all the telex network identification codes.
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*) As from 15.II.1995. – See the Note from the TSB published in ITU Operational Bulletin No. 590 of 15.II.1995, pages 4 and 5.

List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD)
(Position on 31 August 1994)
Annex to the Operational Bulletin No. 580 of 15.IX.1994
(Amendment No. 9)
ADD

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	
Etats-Unis
United States
Estados Unidos	ARINC	US						Leonard H. Goldman
Manager, Applications Engineering
ARINC Inc.
2551 Riva Road
ANNAPOLIS, MD 21401 7465
United States
TF:	+1 410 266 4000
FAX:	+1 410 266 4040
TLX:
X.400:	

Recapitulatory List of issuer identifier numbers for 
the international telecommunication charge card 
(ITU-T Recommendation E.118)
(Position on 30 September 1994)
(Annex to ITU Operational Bulletin No. 582 – 15.X.1994)
(Amendment No. 9)
P  5	ADD

Country	
Company Name/Address	Issuer Identifier Number	
Contact	Effective date of usage	
Bosnia and Herzegovina	JP PTT saobracaja BiH
Ferhadija 17
71000 SARAJEVO 
(Bosnia and Herzegovina)	89 387 01	Basic Edib
JP PTT saobracaja BiH
Ferhadija 17
71000 SARAJEVO 
(Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Tel	+387 71 663615
Fax	+387 71 472612
		or
Ambasada Republike Bosne i Hercegovine
(za JP PTT saobracaja BiH)
Pantovcak 96
HR-41000 ZAGREB
(Croatia)	20.X.1992	

Approving organization for IINs of listed countries (ITU-T Rec. E.118)

P  26	ADD

Country	Approving Organisation	
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Direkcija telekomunikacija
S. Markovica 35
71000 SARAJEVO
(Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Tel  +387 71 441247
Fax +387 71 441248	

INTERNATIONAL  TELECOMMUNICATION  UNION
UNIVERSAL  POSTAL  UNION

BUREAUFAX  TABLE
International public facsimile service between public bureaux
(4th edition – December 1994)	

Abbreviations used

		ADD	insert	PAR	paragraph
COL	column	REP	replace
LIR	read	SUP	delete
P	page(s)

(Amendment No. 1)
1.III.1995

P  11 - 12  AUSTRALIA 	LIR

AUSTRALIE 1) 2)	AUSTRALIA 1) 2)	AUSTRALIA 1) 2)	

PARTIE III	PART III	PARTE III	

REP	all entries by:

1a	1b	2	3	4a	4b	4c	
	TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/
CABEZA DE LINEA	RESEAU/NETWORK/
RED-RTPC/PSTN					
							
	CLYDE NSW	+61 2 637 5156
+61 2 637 0130	3/2
3/2	0900-1700
0900-1700	-
-	-
-	

PARTIE IV	PART IV	PARTE IV	

SUP	all entries

ADD

PARTIE V	PART V	PARTE V	

1)	Le bureau tête de ligne international reçoit les messages Bureaufax en provenance de tous les pays et les réachemine vers les emplacements nationaux appropriés les plus proches des destinataires.
2)	A titre d'information, en plus du bureau tête de ligne figurant dans la Partie III, il existe 1600 bureaux de poste disposant du service BUREAUFAX.
1)	The international Gateway bureau receives incoming Bureaufax messages from all countries and re-routes them to the appropriate domestic site closest to the addressee.
2)	Please note that in addition to the gateway bureau listed in Part III, there are 1600 post offices which have the BUREAUFAX service.
1)	La oficina cabeza de línea internacional recibe mensajes Burofax entrantes de todos los países y los reencamina hacia el lugar nacional más cercano al destinatario.
2)	Para información, además de la oficina cabeza de línea que figura en la Parte III, existen otras 1600 oficinas postales que disponen del servicio BUROFAX.

P  46 
CHINE	CHINA	CHINA	

LIR
CONTACT/CONTACTO:			

INTELPOST
POSTE
CONTACT/CONTACTO
			
Postal Courier Service Department
General Posts,
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
13, Xichangan Street
BEIJING 100804
China	
	FAX	+86 10 318 1868 *)
GR	3/2

PARTIE III	PART III	PARTE III	
COL 1b 	BEIJING	COL 2	LIR	+86 10 512 8684*)
_________________
*) As from 25.III.1995.

P  155 	NEW ZEALAND	LIR

nouvelle-zelande 	new zealand	nueva zelandia 	
poste/faxlink
poste
CONTACT/CONTACTO:			
Manager
International Postal Affairs
New Zealand Post Limited
Headquarters
Private Bag  39990
WELLINGTON
New Zealand			FAX	+64 4 496 4475
GR	3/2
TF	+64 4 473 8498

PARTIE III	PART III	PARTE III	
COL  1b  AUCKLAND 2) 	COL 2	LIR	+64 9 526 0616

P  159 
pakistan 1)	pakistan 1)	pakistan 1)	
PARTIE III	PART III	PARTE III	
LIR

1a	1b	2	3	4a	4b	4c	
	TETE DE LIGNE/GATEWAY/
CABEZA DE LINEA	RESEAU/NETWORK/
RED-RTPC/PSTN					
							
44000	ISLAMABAD	+92 51 221259	3	2)	2)	2)	
74200	KARACHI	+92 21 2419988	3	2)	2)	2)	
54000	LAHORE	+92 42 7237395	3	2)	2)	2)	
25000	PESHAWAR	+92 521 273696	3	2)	2)	2)	

Recapitulatory List No. 1
of Administrations/ROAs and other Organizations
which have disseminated information regarding the operation of their international telecommunication networks and services
through the ITU Operational Bulletin (Nos. 567 –  591)
from 1 March 1994 to 1 March 1995
___________

General Information
(TSB)	ITU Operational Bulletin:
Change of presentation (567),
New presentation of ITU Operational Bulletin: one year old (591),
Recapitulatory List of Administrations/ROAs and other Organizations ( 591).
(BR)	Call signs:
Kyrgyz Republic (568).
(BR)	Maritime Identification Digits (MID):
Panama (567, 581),
Eritrea (569, 587),
Bahamas (576),
United States (579).
(BR)	Ship station selective call numbers and coast station identification numbers: 
Ecuador, Czech Republic (567).
–	Ship station selective call numbers:
Bahamas (576),
Malta (581).
–	Coast station identification numbers:
Turkey (579).
(BR)	Amateur Service:
Suriname (Republic of) (567).
(BR)	Maritime Mobile Service:
Germany (567, 584, 585),
United Kingdom (569, 590),
Japan (573), 
Singapore (578).
(TSB)	Assignment of Signalling Area/Network Codes (SANC) (ITU-T Recommendation Q.708):
Australia (Austel), Latvia, Singapore (569),
Korea (Republic of), New Zealand (571),
Philippines (Republic of the) (575),
Andorra (Principality of), Aruba (578),
Ukraine (579), 
Eritrea, Philippines (Republic of the) (Smart Communications Inc.) (580),
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Malaysia (Telekom Malaysia Berhad) (583)
Lithuania (Republic of), Philippines (Republic of the) (586),
Lithuania (Republic of) Corrigendum, Slovak Republic (589),
Chile (590).
(BR)	Other communication(s):
Poland (Special call sign) (575, 591),
Germany (Federal Republic of) (583),
Netherlands (584).
(TSB)	Other communications:
Madagascar, United Kingdom (567),
Slovakia (Separation of the common Czech and Slovak international telecommunications) (568),
Fiji (579),
Seychelles (Republic of) (583),
Egypt, Slovenia (585),
Uganda (586),
Croatia, ITU Headquarters (588), 
Germany, Colombia, Egypt, Israel, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey (589),
Switzerland (590). 

(TSB)	Changes in Administrations/ROAs:
	Changes in Administrations/ROAs and other Organizations:
Sweden (568),
Finland (Finnet International Ltd.) (569),
Estonia, Czech Rep. (576),
Cape Verde, Ukraine (578),
Monaco (579),
Kazakhstan, Portugal (580),
Denmark, Kazakhstan, Rwanda (585),
Denmark, Finland, Inmarsat, Slovenia, Switzerland (OFCOM and Télécom PTT) (588),
France (Beptom Paris), Norway (Telenor AS) (590),
Tanzania (TPTC, TCC, TTCL) (591).
(TSB)	TSB Circular 112 of the Telecommunication Standardization Bureau – Transferred Account Service (TA Service) (ITU-T Recommendation F.41 renumbered F.13):
Note from the TSB (589, 590).
(TSB)	Legal Time:
–	Legal time changes:
United Kingdom (567),
Namibia, Paraguay (568),
Turkey (569),
Croatia (570, 588),
Legal time changes (Table) (577, 590),
Australia (581),
Hungary (588).
–	Forthcoming changes in legal time communicated to the ITU Headquarters:
Note from the ITU (585).
(TSB)	Service Interruption:
Hongkong, Jamaica (579),
Nigeria (591).
(TSB)	List of indicators for the telegram retransmission system (TRS) and Telex network identification codes (TNIC) (6th edition – October 1991):
Note from the TSB (590).
(TSB)	Opening and closing of circuits:
Israel (567), 
Germany (571),
India (577),
Italy (585). 
(TSB)	Numbering of International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC) for Signalling – System No. 7 Network (ITU-T Recommendation Q.708):
South Africa (567).
(TSB)	Numbering Plans (Telephone and Telex Services):
Yemen (579). 
(TSB)	Numbering Plans:
–	Country Code(s) for the international telephone service (ITU‑T Recommendation E.164):
Georgia (581),
Note from the TSB – Armenia, Belarus, Ukraine (587).
–	Telex Destination Codes / Telex Network Identification Codes (ITU‑T Recommendations F.69/F.68):
Canada, Eritrea, Moldova (581).
(TSB)	Service Restrictions:
Note from the ITU (567 to 591),
Jamaica (572, 576).
(TSB)	Message Handling Services:
Thailand (577),
Singapore (582).
(TSB)	Facsimile Service:
Germany (574),
Bureaufax Table  (576),
Note from the TSB ( Bureaufax Table) (583),
Note from the TSB (586).

(TSB)	Telegram Service, Telex Service:
Belarus (569),
Lithuania (579),
Norway, Tajikistan (580),
Germany (TA Service), Belgium (Gentex Service) (581),
Latvia, Moldova (583),
Australia (Cocos-Keeling Islands – Indian Ocean) – Australian External Territories), Russia (584),
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan (585),
Turkmenistan (589).
–	Telegram Service:
Canada, Eritrea (573),
Croatia (Gentex Service) (574),
Czech Rep.  (575, 582),
Luxembourg (577),
Switzerland (586),
Canada (590).
–	Telex Service:
Germany (571),
Latvia (572, 575),
Ukraine (574), 
Yemen (586). 
(TSB)	Telephone Service:
Ireland, Japan, Mauritius, Tanzania (567),
Cook Islands, Peru, United Kingdom, Slovakia (568),
Denmark, Hungary, Lao P.D.R., Switzerland (569),
Australia, Egypt, Estonia, India (570),
India, Niger, Netherlands, Syria (571),
Syria (572), 
Angola, Estonia, Japan, Tanzania (573),
Finland, Peru (574),
Denmark, Fiji (575),
Australia (Austel) – New Telephone Numbering Plan in Australia, – International
collect calls to public land mobile telephone services (Telstra Corporation, Optus Communications, Vodafone) (576),
Andorra (Change in the national numbering plan – Entry into service of the country code), Jamaica, Maldives, Trinidad and Tobago, Ukraine (577),
Israel, Japan, Chad (578),
Russia (579), 
Australia, Denmark, Iceland, United Kingdom (580),
Azerbaijan, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Singapore (581),
Croatia, India, Namibia, Tanzania (582),
Gibraltar, Japan (583),
Australia (SouthernTasmania), (Cocos-Keeling Islands - Indian Ocean) (Australian External Territories), China, Cyprus, Japan, Kazakhstan (584),
Bahrain, Gibraltar, Jamaica, Libya, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Peru (585),
Estonia, Latvia (586),
Australia – Northern Tasmania (Austel), Belarus (588),
Ghana, Honduras, Hongkong, Iceland, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Kuwait, Lao P.D.R., Lebanon, Lithuania, Slovenia, Syria, Ukraine (589), 
Armenia, Australia, Latvia, Sudan, Switzerland, Ukraine (590),
Netherlands, United Kingdom (591).
(TSB)	Data Transmission Service (ITU-T Recommendation X.121):
–	Assignment of data country codes (DCC):
Andorra, Anguilla (570),
Andorra, Denmark, Liechtenstein (577),
Mexico (588). 
–	International numbering plan for public data networks:
Croatia, Russia, Slovenia (567),
China (568),
Norway (569),
Andorra, Australia, Latvia, Japan (570),
Côte d'Ivoire, Iran (Islamic Republic of) (571),
Estonia (572),
Algeria, Gabon, Switzerland (573),
Germany, Belgium, Brazil, Gambia (574),
Argentina, Denmark, France (575),

Algeria, United Kingdom (576),
Chile, Cyprus, Colombia, United States, Slovenia, Thailand,  Turkey (577),
Netherlands, Russia (578), 
Andorra, Spain (580),
Lithuania, Paraguay (581),
Brazil, Poland (582),
Australia, Bahrain, United States (583),
Hongkong, South Africa (586),
Mexico (588),
France (589),
Morocco, Russia (591).
(TSB)	Privilege Telecommunication:
Japan, ITU Plenipotentiary Conference (PP-94) (577), (578), 
Switzerland, Conferences and Meetings of the ITU held in Geneva in 1995 (587).
Amendments to Service Documents
(BR)	Optional Provision No. 2731 of the Radio Regulations: (567).
(BR)	List of International Monitoring Stations (List VIII): (575).
(BR)	List of Coast Stations (List IV): (567, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 575, 576, 578, 579, 581,585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590).
(BR)	List of Ship Stations (List V): (567, 568, 573, 575, 580, 582, 586, 587, 588, 590, 591).
(BR)	List of Radiodetermination and Special Service Stations (List VI): (571).
(TSB)	ITU Statistical Yearbook: (573).
(TSB)	International Signalling Point Codes (ISPC) for Signalling System No. 7: (572, 575, 586, 589, 590).
(TSB)	Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC) allocated: (567, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 580, 581, 582, 583, 586, 588, 589).
–	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC): (591).
(TSB)	List of Indicators for the telegram retransmission system (TRS) and Telex network identification codes (TNIC): (568, 569, 572, 573, 575, 579, 581, 583, 586, 587, 588, 589, 591).
(TSB)	List of Data Country or geographical area Codes (DCC): (577, 588).
(TSB)	List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 assigned country codes: (584, 587).
(TSB)	Name of Administration Management Domain (ADMD): (567, 569, 571, 572, 574, 575, 576, 577, 578, 579).
–	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD): (580, 581, 582, 584, 585, 586, 588, 589, 591).
(TSB)	Issuer identifier numbers for the international telecommunication charge card: (568, 572, 574, 579, 581).
–	List (or Recapitulatory List) of issuer identifier numbers for the international telecommunication charge card: (583, 584, 585, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591).
(TSB)	General Information relating to the Operation of the International Telegraph, Data Transmission and Telematic Services: (580).
(TSB)	Bureaufax Table: (567, 591).
(TSB)	Gentex Table – Routing Table for offices connected to the Gentex Service: (574, 581).
(TSB)	Table of Rates for Telegrams: (585).
(TSB)	TA Table – Transferred Account Telegraph and Telematic Service: (568, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 576, 577, 580, 581, 583, 584, 586, 588, 590).
(TSB)	Telecommunication Channels for Transmission of Telegrams: (571).
Annexes
(TSB)	ITUDOC – User's Guide: (567)
(TSB)	List of Data Network Identification Codes (DNIC): (589).
(TSB)	List of Telex destination Codes (TDC) and Telex Network Identification Codes (TNIC) (Position on 31 December 1994): (590).
(TSB)	List of Data Country or Geographical Area Codes: (573, 589).
(TSB)	List of ITU-T Recommendation E.164 assigned country codes: (578).
(TSB)	List of Names of Administration Management Domains (ADMD): (580).
(TSB)	List (or Recapitulatory List) of Issuer Identifier Numbers for the international telecommunication charge card (ITU-T Recommendation E.118): (582).