Attachment notice of intent

notice of intent

NOTICE submitted by TMI/TerreStar

notice of intent

2005-10-05

This document pretains to SAT-PPL-20050926-00184 for Permitted List on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

IBFS_SATPPL2005092600184_458999

                                           October 3, 2005               RECEIVED — roo
Donald Abelson, Bureau Chief                            i                    OCT — 3 200
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Federal Communications Commission                                       etralConmnater
445 12th Street, S.W.                         OCT 0 5 2005                    Birms/OfegConnisien
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        Re:      Applicationfor Satellte Space Station Authorization
                Inmarsat Global Limited
                FCC File No. $AT—PPL—20030926—00184
Dear Mr. Abelson

                On behalf of TMI Communications and Company Limited Partmership and its
affiiate, TerreStar Networks Inc. ("TMITerreStar‘),the undersigned hereby provide notice of
the intent ofTMI/TerreStar to file an opposition to the acceptance for filing ofthe above~
referenced application of Inmarsat Global Limited (*Inmarsat"). Now that this notice has been
filed and served on Inmarsat, TMU‘TerreStar should be treated as a "party"for ex parte purposes.
See Section 1.1202(d)(1) ofthe Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.RR. § 1.1202(d)(1) (2003) (one
becomes a party under the ex parte rules by making "a written submission" that references
another party‘s filing and that is served on the fler")
                 The proceeding involving Inmarsat‘s filing is "restricted" under the
Commission‘s ex parte rules, because application proceedings are restricted and Inmarsat‘s filing
is an application. See 47 C.F.R § 1.1208. Although a portion of Inmarsat‘s filing is styled a
"petition for declaratory ruling," Inmarsatis not secking a declaratory ruling on a policy matter
of general applicability within the meaning of Section 1.1206(a)(3) of the Commission‘s Rules,
47 C.FR. § 1.1206(@(3). Rather, Inmarsatitself has acknowledged that itfling is an
"application,"" and the filing involves an adjudicative matter in which Inmarsat is requesting an
authorization to provide service using specific 2 GHe frequencies for a mobile satelite service
space station. Now that TMITerreStaris a party to the proceeding involving Inmarsat‘s
application, neither Inmarsat nor TMU‘TerreStar may communicate with the Commission or its
staffon an ex parte basis with respect to Inmarsat‘s application.. See 47 C.F.R. § 1.1208 and
Note 1.




‘ See Inmarsat narrative (Exhibit E) at 23 (Yapplications ... such as this one"), 28 (‘{t}his
application addresses ..."), 29 (*... Schedule S submitted with this application ....).


Donald Abelson
October 3, 200
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               Please direct any questions concerning this matter to the undersigned.
                                     Respectfully submitted,


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Grégary CCStagle                                    Jgoathan D. Blake
Edward Price                                          urt A. Wimmer
Vimson & Ens                                        Matthew S. DelNero
1455 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.                       Covinaton & Buruino
Washington, D.C. 20004—1008                         1201 Pennsylvania Avene N.W.
                                                    Washington, D.C. 20004—2401
Counselfor TMI Communications and
  Company Limited Parmership                         Counselfor TerreStar Networks Inc.
ce (via e—maill:      John P. Janka, Latham & Watkins (counsel to Inmarsat)



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Document Modified: 2005-10-06 14:39:37

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