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Annex 9 ARRANGEMENT between the Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority and the Electronic Communications Office of the Republic of Latvia concerning use of the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz 11805-1880 MHz for terrestrial systems with bandwidths wider than 200 khz in border areas Tallinn, 19 th December 2014

Preamble According to Article 6 of ITU Radio Regulations, representatives of the Estonian Technical Regulatory Authority and the Electronic Communications Office of the Republic of Latvia (hereinafter referred to as the Parties) have concluded this Arrangement for mutually advantageous shared use of the 1710-1785 MHz /1805-1880 MHz frequency bands in the area of the international border between the Republic of Estonia and the Republic of Latvia for terrestrial systems with bandwidths wider than 200 khz (hereinafter referred to as the Arrangement), This Arrangement cancels and replaces the Arrangement between the Estonian Technical Surveillance Authority and the Electronic Communications Office of the Republic of Latvia concerning use of the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz / 1805-1880 MHz for terrestrial systems with bandwidths wider than 200 khz in border areas" (Tallinn, 18 th December 2012). 1. Principles 1.1. This Arrangement is based on the concept of coordination field strength threshold levels for base stations (given in Annex 1), allocation of preferential and nonpreferential codes for UMTS systems (given in Annex 2), allocation of preferential and non-preferential Physical Cell Identifiers 1 (PCI) for LTE systems (given in Annex 3). This is in conformity with the ECC Recommendation (08)02 of 27 th April 2012 "Frequency planning and frequency coordination for GSM/ UMTS/ LTE/ WiMAX Land Mobile systems operating within the 900 and 1800 MHz bands" (hereinafter referred to as ECC Recommendation (08)02). 1.2. This Arrangement covers Land Mobile systems utilizing bandwidths wider than a GSM channel (200 khz). 1.3. The following frequency arrangement is presumed: FDD mobile stations (user equipment or terminals) transmit and receive in the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz /1805-1880 MHz respectively, FDD base stations transmit and receive in the frequency bands 1805-1880 MHz /1710-1785 MHz respectively. 1.4. This Arrangement covers coordination of base stations. 1.5. The use of GSM systems in the 1710-1785 MHz /1805-1880 MHz frequency bands is covered by the "Agreement between the Telecommunications Administrations of Estonia and Latvia concerning use of the frequency band 1805-1880 / 1710-1785 MHz for the Land Mobile Service in the border area" (Tallinn, 17th May 2007). 1.6. Field strength values in this Arrangement are based on a receiving antenna height of 3 m above ground for 10% of time and 50% of locations. 1.7. In the context of this Arrangement the term "border" is understood as the international border line between the countries of the Parties. 2. Use of frequencies, codes and PCI 2.1. Each Party may use the frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz / 1805-t880MHz without coordination with the other Party if the predicted mean field strength of each carrier produced by a base station does not exceed the field strength levels given in Annex 1 at the border and at a distance of 9 km from the border inside the neighboring country respectively. 1 Coordination of the Physical Cell Identifiers (PCI) is only needed in case of use of the LTE systems by both Parties when the channel centre frequencies are aligned independently of the channel bandwidth. 2/7

2.2. For UMTS systems in border areas each Party shall use code sets according to the Annex 2 to this Arrangement. 2.3. For LTE systems each Party may use all PGI available if the predicted mean field strength of each carrier produced by a base station does not exceed the value of 41 db jv/m/5mhz at the border. If the predicted mean field strength of each carrier produced by a base station for LTE systems exceeds the value of 41 dbjjv/m/5mhz at the border each Party shall use only their own preferential PCI according to the Annex 3 to this Arrangement. 2.4. If the frequency block size is not equal to 5 MHz, a correction calculated by the formula 10 x iog 10 (channel bandwidth / 5 MHz), db, shall be added to the field strength values indicated in items 2.1 and 2.3. 2.5. Each Party shall notify the other Party concerning the beginning or cancellation of use of UMTS FDD, LTE FDD or WiMAX FDD systems in frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz/ 1805-1880 MHz in border areas indicating the frequency bands or channels concerned. 3. Procedure 3.1. If the predicted mean field strength value of any carrier produced by the base station exceeds the levels stated in item 2.1 the frequency assignment shall be coordinated with the other Party. 3.2. The period of coordination shall not exceed 45 days from the date of receiving the request and 20 days after the reminder. If no reply is received within 65 days the frequency assignment shall be considered as coordinated. The exchange of coordination information shall take place by e-mail or other electronic means. 3.3. Coordination requests shall be drawn up according to Annex 4 of the ECC Recommendation (08)02. 3.4. Complaints of harmful interference shall be based on the median value of measurements of field strength, performed at a receiving antenna height of 3 m at least in two different points over a distance of at least 100 m along the border. 3.5. Reports of harmful interference shall be presented in accordance to Appendix 10 of ITU Radio Regulations and processed according to Article 15 of ITU Radio Regulations. 3.6. For field strength calculations the Parties shall use the latest version of Recommendation ITU-RP.1546 "Method for point-to-area predictions for terrestrial services in the frequency range 30 MHz to 3000 MHz". 3.7. In case of harmful interference to GSM from other networks covered by the Arrangement the Parties shall consider reducing field strength levels produced by their systems compared to those permitted in Annex 1 to this Arrangement. 4. Revision and cancellation 4.1. This Arrangement may be revised at any time on the initiative of any Party with the consent of other Party. 4.2. This Arrangement may be cancelled by a mutual decision of both Parties on terms and conditions adopted by these Parties or by a decision of one Party notifying the other Party on its intention at least six months before. 3/7

5. Entry into force 5.1. This Arrangement shall come into force on the date of signing it by both Parties. 5.2. This Arrangement has been drawn in two identical copies, one for Estonia and one for Latvia. Tallinn, 19 th December 2014 For the Estonian Technical - or ~ For the Electronic Communications Priit Soom Māris Aleksandrovs 4/7

Annex 1 Coordination field strength threshold levels for land mobile base stations in the 1710-1785 MHz 11805-1880 MHz frequency bands between Estonia and Latvia Coordination field strength level [dbpv/m] UMTS (channel bandwidth 5 MHz) All other cases 2 ' 3 Centre fn equencies alic; ined Preferential Nonpreferential Centre frequencies not aligned Preferential Nonpreferential Channel bandwidth (BW), MHz at the border 65 41 65 65 65+10 x logio(bw/ 5) 65 5 at a distance of 9 km inside the territory of the other Party 41 <41 41 41 41+10 x logio (BW/ 5) 41 2 For the case GSM vs. UMTS/LTE/WiMAX the coordination field strength level for GSM shall be used according to item 1.5 to this Arrangement. 3 The "At! other cases" refers to the Land Mobile systems and utilization described in Annex 1 Section 3 of the ECC Recommendation (08)02: LTE vs. LTE WiMAX vs. WiMAX LTE vs. GSM LTE vs. WiMAX (and WiMAX vs LTE) LTE vs. UMTS (and UMTS vs. LTE) UMTS vs. GSM UMTS vs. WiMAX (and WiMAX vs UMTS) WiMAX vs. GSM 5/7

Annex 1 Allocation of preferential codes for UMTS (UTRA FDD) systems in the 1710-1785 MHz 11805-1880 MHz frequency bands to Estonia and Latvia Each Party shall use codes sets for UMTS systems in border areas in accordance with the allocation presented in the table. Set A B C D E F Code set 0 to10 11 to 20 21 to 31 32 to 42 43 to 52 53 to 63 Set preferential to Latvia Latvia Estonia Estonia Latvia Estonia 6/7

Annex 1 Allocation of preferential Physical Cell Identifiers (PCI) for LTE systems in the 1710-1785 MHz 11805-1880 MHz frequency bands to Estonia and Latvia Each Party shall use PCI sets for LTE systems in border areas in accordance with the allocation presented in the table. Set A B C D E F PCI 0 to 83 84 to 167 168 to 251 252 to 335 336 to 419 420 to 503 Set preferential to Latvia Latvia Estonia Estonia Latvia Estonia 7/7