* [Reproduced from a text provided by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.The Agreement Establishing Interim Arrangements for a Global Commercial Communications Satellite System and the Special Agreement of communications entities,opened for signature August 20, 1964, appear at 3 International Legal Materials 805 (1964).

[As of June 22, 1965, the following governments or communications entities that are parties to the Special Agreement had signed the Supplementary Agreement on Arbitration: Secretaría de Estado de Comunicationes(Argentina); Overseas Telecommunications Commission(Australia); Bundesministerium fÜr Verkehr Ünd Elektrizitätswirtschaft, Generaldirektion fÜr die Postund Telegraphenverwaltung (Austria); Regié des Télégraphes et Téléphones (Belgium); Canadian Overseas Telecommunication Corporation; Permanent Secretary in charge of Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of Ceylon; Directorate General of Telecommunications of the Republic of China; Government of Colombia; Generaldirektoratet for Post og Telegrafvesenet (Denmark) ; Government of Ethiopia; Government of the French Republic; Deutsche Bundespost (Federal Republic of Germany); Greek Ministry of Communications, Directorate General of Telecommunications; Dewan Telekomunikasi (Indonesia); An Roinn Poist Agus Telegrafa (Ireland); Ministry of Posts, State of Israel; Società Telespazio (Italy); Kokusai Denshin Denwa Company Ltd. (Japan); Ministry of Communications of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Government of Lebanon; Government of the Kingdom of Libya; Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; Postmaster-General of New Zealand; Telegrafstyret (Norway); Administração Geral dos Correios, Telégrafose Telefones (Portugal); Department of Posts and Telegraphs of the Republic of South Africa; Government of the State of Spain; Kungl. Telestyrelsen (Sweden); Direction Générales des PTT (Switzerland); Her Britannic Majesty's Postmaster General (United Kingdom); Communications Satellite Corporation (United States); Government of the Vatican City State.

[Under Article 13, the Supplementary Agreement will enter into force when it is signed by all the parties to the Special Agreement.As of June 22, 1965,the following governments or communications entities that are parties to the Special Agreement had not yet signed the Supplementary Agreement on Arbitration: Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, Public Works and Transportation of Algeria; National Telecommunications Council(Brazil); Government of Chile; Government of India;Ministry of Communications of Iraq; Ministry of Posts, Telegraphs, and Telephones of Kuwait; Government of the Principality of Monaco; Ministry of Communications of Saudi Arabia; Department of Posts and Telegraphs of the Government of the Republic of the Sudan; Ministry of Communications of the Syrian Arab Republic; Secretariat of State for Post, Telegraph and Telephone of Tunisia; Government of the United Arab Republic.

[The governments of each of the parties to the Special Agreement are parties to the Agreement Establishing Interim Arrangements for a Global Commercial Communications Satellite System. Uruguay, which had signed the inter-governmental agreement, did not sign the Special Agreement by May 20, 1965, and under the terms of Article XII(f) and (g) of the inter-governmental agreement its signature to the inter-governmental agreement is now without effect.]