Provision of GMDSS Services. 2.1.1 The Company shall assume the obligation to ensure the continuity of maritime satellite distress and safety communications services for the GMDSS in accordance with this Agreement. 2.1.2 The Company is obliged to continue to make available Space Segment capacity, and to maintain and support applicable Ship Earth Station standards, services and systems including Inmarsat-A, B, C and E services, and any other Inmarsat standards, services or systems included in, and complying with, requirements of the SOLAS Convention, and related IMO resolutions and performance standards, to enable maritime distress and safety communications to be available to ships at all times and providing the capabilities of: (a) transmission and reception of distress and safety communications using direct-printing telegraphy, telephony, data communications, initiation and reception of distress priority calls, transmissions of shore-to-ship distress alerts including those directed to specifically defined geographical areas, and transmission and reception of general radio-communications using radiotelephony, direct-printing telegraphy or data communications; (b) transmission of maritime safety information by the Inmarsat enhanced group calling system; and (c) transmission by satellite emergency position-indicating radio beacons (satellite EPIRBs) of distress alerts through the Inmarsat geostationary service operating in the 1.6 GHz band. 2.1.3 The Company may discontinue provision of a service so long as the Company continues to maintain space segment capacity for GMDSS providing each of the capabilities described in Clause 2.1.2 (a), (b) and (c). 2.1.4 For the purpose of this Clause 2.1: (i) distress and safety communications shall mean ship-to-shore, shore-to-ship and ship-to-ship distress alerts, search and rescue coordinating communications, and maritime safety information and other distress and safety related communications; (ii) maritime safety information means navigational and meteorological warnings, meteorological forecasts and other urgent safety related messages broadcast to ships; and (iii) general radiocommunications means operational and public correspondence traffic, other than distress, urgency and safety messages, conducted by radio. 2.1.5 In establishing its policy on charges for utilization of the space segment, the Company shall continue to abide by the charging policy for distress and safety messages in existence on the date of this Agreement, and shall take acc...

Provision of GMDSS Services. 2.1.1 Without prejudice to Clause 3, the Company assumes the obligation to provide and ensure the continuity of maritime satellite distress and safety communications services which it provides for the GMDSS in accordance with: • IMO Resolution A.888(21), as amended from time to time, • the Notice of Recognition issued by IMSO and dated [ date ] (Annex 1) IMO MSC Resolution XXX relating to specific services it is providing for GMDSS (Annex 1); and • this Agreement. 2.1.2 To this end, on the basis of an evaluation of the services by an independent Group of Experts appointed by IMSO, the Organization shall issue to the Company a Letter of Compliance (Annex 2) in respect of those services which the Organization has recognized in the Notice of Recognition. 2.1.3 The Company shall continue to provide services or systems to enable the maritime distress, safety and general radiocommunications services and systems recognised by IMSO and included in the Notice of Recognition, to be available to ships at all times. 2.1.4 The Company may only discontinue provision of an approved GMDSS service with the prior written agreement of the Organization. The Organization shall require not less than [five] years notice of intention to terminate the provision of any recognised GMDSS service.

Provision of GMDSS Services. 2.1.1 Without prejudice to Clause 3, the Company assumes the obligation to ensure the continuity of maritime satellite distress and safety communications services which it provides for the GMDSS in accordance with: • IMO Resolution A.888(21), as amended from time to time, • IMO MSC Resolution XXX relating to specific services it is providing for GMDSS (Annex 1); and • this Agreement. 2.1.2 To this end, the Organization shall issue to the Company a Letter of Compliance (Annex 2). 2.1.3 The Company shall continue to provide services or systems to enable the maritime distress, safety and general radiocommunications services and systems recognised by IMO, to be available to ships at all times. 2.1.4 The Company may only discontinue provision of an approved GMDSS service with the prior written agreement of the Organization. The Organization shall normally require not less than [three] [five] years notice of intention to terminate the provision of any recognised GMDSS service.

Provision of GMDSS Services. 2.1.1 Without prejudice to Clause 3, the Company assumes the obligation to provide and ensure the continuity of maritime satellite distress and safety communications services which it provides for the GMDSS in accordance with: • IMO Resolution A.888(21), as amended, • the Notice of Recognition issued by IMSO and dated [ date ] (Annex 1); and • this Agreement. 2.1.2 To this end, on the basis of an evaluation of the services by an independent Group of Experts appointed by IMSO, the Organization shall issue to the Company a Letter of Compliance (Annex 2) in respect of those services which the Organization has recognized in the Notice of Recognition. 2.1.3 The Company shall continue to provide services or systems to enable the maritime distress, safety and general radiocommunications services and systems recognised by IMSO and included in the Notice of Recognition, to be available to ships at all times. 2.1.4 The Company may only discontinue provision of an approved GMDSS service with the prior written agreement of the Organization. The Organization shall normally require not less than five years notice of intention to terminate the provision of any recognised GMDSS service.‌

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