Any assignment to a transmitting station (and its associated receivers) must be notified to the Bureau if it can cause harmful interference to another administration's services, is used for international radiocommunication, falls under a plan without its own procedure, is subject to or involved in Article 9 coordination, is to obtain international recognition, or is non-conforming and to be recorded for information (11.2 to 11.8); receiving earth and space stations and certain HAPS and land stations are notified in the same cases (11.9 to 11.11); common-use, ship, mobile, amateur and HF broadcasting assignments are not (11.13, 11.14). Notices carry the Appendix 4 characteristics (11.15), may use typical stations except where individual notices are required (11.17 to 11.23), and must reach the Bureau not earlier than three months (terrestrial), three years (space services and terrestrial stations coordinated with them) or five or three years (HAPS) before bringing into use (11.24 to 11.26A).
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.