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TECHNOLOGIES. Due to the fact that the frequency coordination situation of GSM vs. GSM has already been regulated, the following coordination situations are regulated in this Technical Arrangement: • GSM system vs. broadband systems • broadband systems vs. broadband systems With regard to these relationships between the narrow band GSM and the broadband system and between broadband systems, the applied principles are the following: a) GSM base stations that are in operation or that will later be put into operation can continue to operate according to the provisions laid down in the relevant bi- or multilateral agreements, arrangements or protocols, with the protection of GSM systems having priority over broadband systems, b) protection between broadband systems is treated in a system/technology neutral way, c) if a new broadband system different from UMTS, LTE or WiMAX systems is intended to be introduced, the approval of the Signatory Authorities concerned shall be obtained before the introduction of a new broadband system, d) a new broadband system may only be treated as UMTS, LTE or WiMAX systems after having been granted the approval of Signatory Authorities concerned.

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TECHNOLOGIES. Due to the fact that the frequency coordination situation of GSM vs. GSM has already been regulated, the following coordination situations are regulated in this Technical Arrangement: • GSM system vs. broadband systems • broadband systems vs. broadband systems With regard to these relationships between the narrow band GSM and the broadband system systems and between broadband systems, the applied principles are the following: a) GSM base stations that are in operation or that will later be put into operation can continue to operate according to the provisions laid down in the relevant bi- or multilateral agreements, arrangements or protocols, with the protection of GSM systems having priority over broadband systems, b) protection between broadband systems is treated in a system/technology neutral way, c) if a new broadband system different from UMTS, LTE or WiMAX systems is intended to be introduced, the approval of the Signatory Authorities concerned shall be obtained before the introduction of a new broadband system, d) a new broadband system may only be treated as UMTS, LTE or WiMAX systems after having been granted the approval of Signatory Authorities concerned.

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Sources: Technical Arrangement