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Exchange of Notes constituting an Agreement between the Government of Canada and the Government of Peru permitting Amateur Radio Stations of Canada and Peru to Exchange Messages or other Communications from or to Third Parties [1964] CATSer 8 (8 May 1964)

E101985 - CTS 1964 No. 11

EXCHANGE OF NOTES CONSTITUTING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF PERU PERMITTING AMATEUR RADIO STATIONS OF CANADA AND PERU TO EXCHANGE MESSAGES OR OTHER COMMUNICATIONS FROM OR TO THIRD PARTIES

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The Ambassador of Canada to Peru to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru

CANADIAN EMBASSY

LIMA, May 8, 1964

No. 30

His Excellency Dr. Fernando Schwalb
Minister of Foreign Affairs
Lima

Sir,

I have the honour to propose to Your Excellency, on instructions from my Government, that an Agreement be concluded between our two Governments to permit amateur radio stations of Canada and Peru, duly established in accordance with the legislation in force in our respective countries, to exchange messages or other communications from or to third parties under the following conditions:

Amateur stations of Canada and Peru may exchange messages or other communications from or to third parties, provided

(a) the amateur stations exchanging such third party communications are not paid any direct or indirect compensation therefor; and

(b) such communications shall be limited to conversations or messages of a technical or personal nature, for which by reason of their unim­portance, recourse to the public telecommunications service is not justified.

If the Government of Peru is prepared to accept the foregoing provisions, I have the honour to suggest that this Note and your reply thereto shall constitute an Agreement between our two Governments which shall have effect from the date of your reply. This Agreement shall be subject to termination at any time on sixty days notice by either Government.

Accept, Excellency, the renewed assurances of my highest consideration.

Freeman M. Tovell,

Ambassador of Canada

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru to the Ambassador of Canada to Peru

(Translation)

MINISTRY OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS

LIMA, 8th of May 1964

(H) No. 17

His Excellency Freeman M. Tovell
Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of Canada
Lima

Mr. Ambassador:

I have the honour to refer to your Excellency’s kind note, No. 30, of the same date, in which, on instructions from your Government, you propose that an agreement be concluded between our two countries to permit amateur radio stations of Canada and Peru, duly established in accordance with the legislation in force in our respective countries, may exchange messages or other communica­tions from or to third parties under the following conditions:

Amateur stations of Canada and Peru may exchange messages or other communications from or to third parties, provided:

(a) the amateur stations exchanging such third party communications are not paid any direct or indirect compensation therefor; and

(b) such communications shall be limited to conversations or messages of a technical or personal nature, for which by reason of their unimportance, recourse to the public telecommunications service is not justified;

and that the agreement will enter into force from today's date and be subject to termination at any time, on sixty days’ notice by either Government.

The Government of Peru accepts the terms of your proposal and, this note and that of Your Excellency, to which I reply, together constitute an agreement between our respective Governments.

I take this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assurances of my highest and most distinguished consideration.

Fernando Schwalb