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Radio Regulations Board Lilian Jeanty Candidate of the Kingdom of the Netherlands for re-election to the RRB

Dear Sir or Madam, The Netherlands has the pleasure to present Mrs. Lilian Jeanty as a candidate for re-election to the Radio Regulations Board at the Plenipotentiary Conference in Dubai 2018. The Netherlands is a long standing member of the ITU and has, over the years, supported the important work of the ITU wholeheartedly. We have made our best efforts to contribute to the different activities and will certainly continue to do so. The Netherlands has especially been an active participant in the work of the Radiocommunication Sector. Within this Sector one of the most important issues is to facilitate equitable access to and rational use of the natural resources of the radiofrequency spectrum and the geostationary-satellite orbit, in conformity with the provisions of the Radio Regulations. In this respect the Radio Regulations Board has a very important and steadily increasing role in addressing matters regarding the application of the provisions of the Radio Regulations. We are happy to contribute to this process. The Netherlands is therefore grateful for the support you have given to the election of Mrs. Lilian Jeanty as a member of the Board in 2014 and presents her as a candidate for re-election at the Plenipotentiary Conference in Dubai, 2018. Mrs. Jeanty has participated during many years in the work of the Radiocommunication Sector of the ITU as well as in regional telecommunication organisations. In her contribution to the work of the ITU she has taken an active role in World Radiocommunication Conferences as well as in ITU-R Study Groups. In her work in the ITU she has always tried to take a neutral position and tried to find compromises, listening to all parties concerned. I am therefore convinced that Mrs. Lilian Jeanty will continue to be a competent member of the Board and I sincerely hope that you will give her your support for re-election. Yours sincerely, The Minister of Economic Affairs on his behalf Sandor Gaastra Director-General for Energy, Telecommunications and Competition

Lilian Jeanty has extensive experience in radio regulatory and spectrum matters and has been actively involved in the work of the ITU over many years as representative of the Netherlands She has been responsible for the coordination of the international activities of the Radiocommunications Agency of the Netherlands and for the development of the international positions of the Agency. She advises further on matters concerning the application of the international, regional and European regulations including those for satellite network registration and cost recovery. Lilian has participated in World Radiocommunication Conferences, Radiocommunication Assemblies, the Radiocommunication Advisory Group and ITU-R Study Groups as head or deputy head of delegation. She has also developed and presented several proposals to both World Radiocommunication Conferences and Radiocommunication Assemblies and has been the spokesperson for European Common Proposals to ITU Conferences.

Professional career 2017-ongoing Senior Specialist Innovation Radiocommunications Agency of the Netherlands 2003-2017 Coordinator International Affairs, Radiocommunications Agency of the Netherlands 1997-2003 Deputy Director, European Communications Office (ECO) of the CEPT 1994-1997 Spectrum Management Expert, ECO 1990-1994 Head of the Frequency Management and Regulatory Affairs Department, Ministry of Transport and Waterworks Directorate Telecommunications and Post 1985-1990 Head of the Frequency Management Department, Ministry of Transport and Waterworks Directorate Telecommunications and Post 1978-1985 Head of Human Resource Department within PTT, the Netherlands 1976-1978 Legal advisor PTT, the Netherlands Main international activities ITU RRB Member RRB 2015-ongoing Chair RRB 2016 Vice chair RRB 2015 WRC Deputy Head of Delegation WRC-07 and WRC-12 Chair WG 6A WRC-12 Chair Group 6A-2 WRC-07 Radio Assembly Delegate RA-03, Deputy Head of Delegation RA-07 and RA-12, Head of Delegation RA-15 Vice chair RA-12 ITU-R Study Group 1 Vice chair ITU-R SG 1 2012 2015 Acting chair ITU-R WP 1B 2007 CEPT Delegate to the Electronic Communications Committee 2003-2017 Member of the ECO Council Chair Project Team on harmonisation and flexibility in spectrum management, of CEPT ECC 2005-2006 Chair Project Team on Economic Issues of CEPT ECC Working Group Regulatory Affairs 1994-2003 Chair CEPT ECC Working Group Regulatory Affairs 1989-1993 EU Member of the Radio Spectrum Committee 2003-2017

Personal information Nationality Dutch Education Master degree in law, University of Groningen, the Netherlands Languages English, French, German, Danish, Dutch (mother tongue) Marital status Married, one daughter Contact details Lilian Jeanty PO Box 450 9700 al Groningen +31 6 525 371 66 Lilian.jeanty@agentschaptelecom.nl September 2017 Radiocommunications Agency