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Agenda: Article
8(CS) - Plenipotentiary Conference
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The plenipotentiary conference is ITU’s top policy-making body that sets the
general policies of the organization for the next four years. The
agenda is a standing document sufficiently broad to enable discussions and
debate on any issue. It is embodied in the ITU Constitution as its
Article 8
(see Doc. 1). The work of the Conference is
based on proposals tabled by Member States within the general framework of the
agenda.
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Structure
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In order to perform its work, a Plenipotentiary Conference establishes
committees; the structure of the conference is decided by the conference
itself at its first plenary meeting.
PP-06 Structure
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Timetable
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At its first meeting, the Steering Committee established a general calendar for
the work of the conference. This general schedule was reviewed
periodically throughout the Conference to take account of the progress made. On
this basis, weekly schedules were issued. The Plenary as well as each Committee or working group established
daily schedules for the work to be
covered at each of their sessions.
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