- For the Republic of San Marino:
- Arturo Serena
- For Siam:
- Luang Sanpakitch Preecha
- Wm. J. Archer
- For Sweden:
- Rydin
- Hamilton
- For Turkey:
- M. Emin
- M. Fahry
- Osman Sam
- For Uruguay:
- Fed R. Vidiella
Final Protocol
At the moment of signing the Convention adopted by the International Radiotelegraph Conference of London, the undersigned plenipotentiaries have agreed as follows:
I
The exact nature of the adherence notified on the part of Bosnia-Herzegovina not yet being determined, it is recognized that one vote shall be assigned to Bosnia-Herzegovina but that a decision will be necessary at a later date as to whether this vote belongs to Bosnia-Herzegovina in virtue of the second paragraph of Article 12 of the Convention, or whether this vote is accorded to it in conformity with the provisions of the third paragraph of that Article.
II
Note is taken of the following declaration:
The Delegation of the United States declares that its government is under the necessity of abstaining from all action with regard to rates, because the transmission of radiograms as well as of ordinary telegrams in the United States is carried on, wholly or in part, by commercial or private companies.
III
Note is likewise taken of the following declaration:
The Government of Canada reserves the right to fix separately, for each of its coastal stations, atotal maritime rate for radiograms proceeding from North America and destined for any ship whatever, the coastal rate amounting to three-fifths and the shipboard rate to two-fifths of the total rate.
In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have drawn up the present Final Protocol, which shall be of the same force and effect as though the provisions thereof had been embodied in the text of the Convention itself to which it has reference, and they have signed one copy of the same, which shall be deposited in the archives of the British Government, and a copy of which shall be transmitted to each of the Parties.
Done at London, July 5, 1912.
