Attachment 20170509094229-477.p

20170509094229-477.p

SUPPLEMENT

Supplement

2007-06-27

This document pretains to ITC-214-20070627-00248 for International Global Resale Authority on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITC2142007062700248_1456653

Emm enc eraiihs cce e a 0n x"’IM|=> International Bureau E—mail: Ja (202) 418—461 _ ©(202) 41882 1 (fix) Jime 29, 2007 Ref: 2007—27 Hillary Morgan (70O3 6(7—6992 Steven W. 1 ett (2)2) 64 —5. 35 Stephen Heifetz (202 2i2—8973 Louis Brem er (2 )2) 69. —4: 35 Lonnie Kishiyama (i1.02 262—9740 Josephine S :ar. :tt (2 )2) 48. —5. 61 Edward T. Hand (202 5: 4—2464 Kenneth Sc ag in (2 )2) 39: —5) 63 Myla S. Trotter (202 32 4—1730 Sigal Mand Ike : (2 )2) 610—0. 73 Jonathan Frenkel (202 262—8478 Dominic Pastore (%02 5: 4—5507 Re: Section 21« & 310(b)() : nd Cable Lan lit z License /.pj licati m Dear Sir or Madam: Please review the followir 3 & pplicatic ns and advise us wt ether you Fav : any aational security, law enforcement, foeign policy or trade cone :t s by C.O.B. J ly 1{ , 2007, because we are preparei t tike actior 0. i these app ic: tic is. Electroni: fileo: (e—file) applications are able to t e viewed b y ; ccessing wwy .f; c.gov/ibfs ani| sear ching by the file number. ITC—214—20070621—00 24" (e file) 168 Global Networks L LC ‘s applicati n for authort y t) ; ‘ovide global acilit es—based and resale services betviee 1 t ie Unite:| S ates and pern iss ble internatio ial pc ints. Two citizens of the Philippiaes , e ich of whot 1 owns 51% a id 19% of the ap »licar ;, respectively. ITC—214—20070627—0024{ (e—file) Nortel Networks Corp.‘s application for esale authorit ; t stween the Ur.ited States and permissible international points. Applicant is incorporated and located in Canada. ITC—214—20070626—00246(e—file) SanCom Wireless Puerto Rico License Co., LLC‘s application for resale authority between the United States and permissible international points. Applicant is indirectly 17.2% owned by a Bermuda corporation, and indirectly 19.3% owned by a Cayman Island‘s corporation.

Petitioner seeks approval for the following individuals and entities to hold indirect equity and voting interests in SkyWave, in addition to the shareholders previously approved in the 2004 Ruling: Mahkota SA (organized in Luxembourg with a principal place of business in Luxembourg or Brunei) (25.16%); Partenon Holdings, LLC (U.S.—organized with a principal place of business in Brazil) (2.52%); GTI V, LP and GTI V (NR), LP (both organized and principally conducting business in Canada (collectively, 8.37%); 1168433 Ontario, Inc. (organized and principally conducting business in Canada) (0.26%); and four named Canadian citizens (collectively, 0.69%). SMCI shareholders approved in the 2004 Ruling continue to hold equity and voting interests as specified in the petition, at levels below those approved in the 2004 Ruling. Petitioner also requests approval for warrants andstock options for SMCI so that these convertible interests can be redeemed without further Commission approval under section 310(b)(4). In particular, MMV Financial, a Canadian corporation with its principal place of business in Canada, holds warrants that, if exercised, would represent an equity and voting interest of approximately 1.29% based on the current number of outstanding shares of SMCI. SkyWave also seeks approval for stock options that have been granted but not exercised under SMCI‘s employee stock option plan. The named individuals that hold granted stock options are citizens of Canada, Brazil, China, Peru, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Mexico. Petitioner asserts that, pursuant to the rules and policies established in the Commission‘s Foreign Participation Order, 12 FCC Red 23891 (1997), Order on Reconsideration, 15 FCC Red 18158 (2000), the indirect foreign equity and Votmg interests for which it seeks approval are consistent with the public interest. If we do not hear from you by C.0O.B. July 18, 2007, we will assume that you do not have any concerns with the above listed applications. Sincerely, é q 'fa ‘fif»v‘&n‘-& George Li, Deputy Chief Policy Division

Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 p> International Bureau June 26, 2007 Mr. Steven Lett Deputy U.S. Coordinator Officeof International Communications and Information Policy Bureau of Economic, Energy and Business Affairs—Room 4826 U.S. Department of State 2201 C Street. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20520—5818 Re: Telstra Incorporated/Sydney—Hawaii Cable Systern —SCL—LIC—20070621—00009 Dear Mr. Lett: We have received an application (File No. SCL—LIC—20070621—00009) for authority to construct, land and operate a non—common carrier highcapacity fiber—optic submarine cable system extending between Sydney Australia and Keawaula, Hawaii (Sydney—Hawaii Cable System). Applicant, Telstra Incorporated (Telstra USA), is indirectly wholly—owned by Telstra Corporation Limited (Telstra), an Australian company. The Future Fund Board of Guardians holds approximately 17% of Telstra‘s share. Theabove—referenced application has been filed pursuant to the provisions of the Cable Landing License Act, 47 U.S.C. §§ 34—39, section 1.767 of the Commission‘s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.767,; and Executive Order No. 10530, § 5(a) (May 10, 1954), reprinted as amended in 3 U.S.C. § 301. The applicant has certified that on June 21, 2007, it has mailed copies of the application to the Department of State, NTIA, and DOD as required by the Comumission‘s rules 47 C.F.R. §1.767 (J). This letter begins the 30—day review process set out in the letter from the Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs to the Chairman, Federal Communications Commission (dated Dec.3, 2001). Yours truly, desk»/[—*~ George Li Deputy Chief, Policy Division ce: Doug May, DOS/EB/CIP Josephine Scarlett, DOC/NTIA/OC Hillary Morgan, DOD, DISA


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