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140 Norwegian delegation to PP-02 Member Function Affiliation Mr Per Sanderud Head Ministry of Transport and Secretary General Communications Ms Eva Hildrum Head Ministry of Transport and Director General Communications Mr Jens C. Koch Deputy Head Ministry of Transport and Director of Legal Affairs Communications Mr Willy Jensen Deputy Head Norwegian Post and Director General Telecommunications Authority Mr Eugen Landeide Delegate Norwegian Post and Director Telecommunications Authority Ms Anne Marie Storli Adviser Norwegian Post and Director of Public Relations Telecommunications Authority Mr Knut Smaaland Adviser Norwegian Post and Special Adviser Telecommunications Authority Ms Hilde Ognedal Delegate Norwegian Post and Legal Adviser Telecommunications Authority Mr Ole S.E.M. Holthe Adviser Norwegian Embassy, Ambassador Rabat, Morocco Ms Torunn Viste Delegate Norwegian Embassy, First Secretary Rabat, Morocco Mr Einar Utvik Deputy Director Delegate Telenor ASA Ms Anne Lise Lillebø Adviser Delegate Telenor ASA Members of the Norwegian delegation: Jens C Koch, Deputy Head, Ministry of Transport and Communication; Anne Lise Lillebø, Telenor; and Hilde Ognedal, Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority and public sectors are invited. Telenor has taken part in these preparations together with the Ministry of Transport and Communications and the Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority. 4.2 ETNO ETNO – the European Telecommunications Network Operators’ Association – has prepared for the PP-02 through its Working Group ITU (WG ITU) where Telenor has been actively contributing to the work of the group. ETNO prepared a position paper highlighting issues of prime importance to ITU’s European Sector Members to be used as briefing for its members in their national preparations for the PP and as a guidance for ETNO members during the PP-02. ETNO also published an article in ITU News issued prior to the Conference. A written statement mirroring this article regarding ETNO’s position on reform of the ITU was also distributed to the participants at the PP-02. 4.3 CEPT European telecommunication regulators and authorities have coordinated their preparations for the PP-02 through CEPT (Conférence Européenne des Administrations des Postes et Télécommunications), Europe’s regional telecommunications organisation for telecommunication authorities. A permanent and largely autonomous body, the CEPT ECC WG ITU, has been established to plan and coordinate European preparations for Council and the PP. The WG’s Project Team, WG PT ITU, chaired by Mr Knut Smaaland, Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority, prepared comprehensive briefing material for the PP-02 and developed 25 ECPs – European Common Proposals – which were all submitted as formal proposals to the PP-02. 4.4 EC The European Commission (EC) has participated as councillor in the CEPT WG ITU and the European Union has recognised CEPT as the competent body to carry out European preparations for ITU conferences. 4.5 Co-operation CEPT and ETNO CEPT and ETNO have formally agreed to exchange observers in connection with the PP preparatory work and there has been a very good co-operative climate between ETNO and CEPT. This cooperation has been of great value to European Sector Members in order to voice their views to the European Member States of the ITU. Only Member States can send delegations to the PP, whereas Sector Members may participate as observers without the right to speak or submit contributions. Telektronikk 1.2003
5 Major Decisions of the PP-02 5.1 General Although most of the 25 European Common Proposals – ECPs – were accepted, European Member States and Sector Members noted the poor progress in reform issues which were mostly transferred for further review in a number of Council Working Groups. The conference adopted a financial plan with a significant imbalance between the expected income and the required expenditure. There was great reluctance to seriously consider financial efficiency measures or prioritisation of activities. 5.2 Elections The election of the Union’s five highest-ranking officials, the members of the RRB (Radio Regulations Board) and the members of the Council attracted much interest at the PP. The PP decided that the elections should take place in the second week of the conference. 5.2.1 Elected Officials The following officials were re-elected for a second term: Mr Yoshio Utsumi, Japan, Secretary- General (no other candidate), Mr Roberto Blois, Brazil, Deputy Secretary-General (clear majority against Mr Boussaid, Algeria), Mr Houlin Zhao, China, TSB Director (no other candidate), Mr Hamadoun Touré, Mali, BDT Director (no other candidate). 5.2.2 Election of the BR Director Mr Robert Jones, Canada, had served as Director of the Radiocommunication Bureau for two consecutive terms (since 1994) and could not stand for re-election. There were four new candidates for the BR Director: Mr K. Arasteh, Islamic Republic of Iran, Mr F. Bigi, Italy, Mr M. Johnson, United Kingdom and Mr V. Timofeev, Russian Federation. Despite considerable efforts, we regret to note that the CEPT members did not succeed in agreeing on a single European candidate for the post of the BR Director. Mr Timofeev, the Russian Federation, was elected BR Director with a clear majority in the second round. 5.2.3 Council Elections The ITU Council has 46 seats (25 % of the membership) representing the 189 Member States of the Union and meets once a year. The Council members represent the whole membership in the interval between Plenipotentiary Conferences. The Council seats are grouped in five administrative regions and each region is entitled to a number of seats as follows: • Region A – Americas (8 seats) • Region B – Western Europe (8 seats) Telektronikk 1.2003 ITU top management team 2003 – 2006 Secretary-General Mr Yoshio Utsumi, Japan Deputy Secretary-General Mr Roberto Blois, Brazil BR Director Mr Valery Timofeev, Russian Federation TSB Director Mr Houlin Zhao, China BDT Director Mr Hamadoun Touré, Mali • Region C – Eastern Europe (5 seats) • Region D – Africa (13 seats) • Region E – Asia/Australasia (12 seats) For Region B there were ten candidates for eight seats and in Region C eight candidates for five seats. Once more it is noted that CEPT did not manage to agree on a number of candidates to Regions B and C equivalent to the number of seats. If a common understanding among the CEPT countries had been reached, Europe would be in control of which countries should represent Europe in Council. For the first time Norway was a candidate to a seat on the Council, following an agreed system of rotation among the Nordic countries. Denmark is stepping down from the Council after having served for two PP periods, i.e. eight years. According to a recent Nordic agreement, Norway will serve for one PP period of four years (if elected), and next time Finland will be a Nordic candidate for the Council. Norway was elected to Council in Region B with 113 votes. It is expected that Mr Willy Jensen, Director General of the Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authority will be Norway’s Councillor. UK, who was a Council member for the past four-year period, and Slovenia failed to be elected in region B. It was remarkable to note that the UK was not re-elected to Council despite its active and constructive participation in major areas of the work of the ITU, and this caused great concern among many delegations. Armenia, Slovakia and the Ukraine did not get sufficient votes to get a seat on the Council in Region C. 5.3 Reform: Streamlining the Working Methods of the Sector – Increased Sector Independence 5.3.1 Management of the T-Sector to be under the Control of the WTSA The CEPT countries had submitted an ECP (Common European Proposal) aiming at giving more authority and increased responsibility to Yoshio Utsumi, Secretary-General Roberto Blois, Deputy Secretary-General Valery Timofeev, BR Director Houlin Zhao, TSB Director Hamadoun Touré, BDT Director ITU’s top management 2003 – 2006. Source: ITU 141
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