Paragraph (3) Self-explanatory. Article 35 Paragraph (1) Meant by Indonesian territorial waters is the territorial sea area including the deep sea. Therefore, this meaning includes the concept of an archipelago state as recognized in the United Nations Convention on International Maritime Law, ratified by Law No. 17 of 1985. Because foreign flag vessels are equipped with telecommunications equipment the installation and operation of which follow the provisions prevailing in their country, the provisions on technical requirements stipulated by the Minister cannot be applied to them. The use of telecommunications equipment in Indonesian territorial waters must follow prevailing international provisions, i.e. the principle of non interference and in accordance with its usage. Paragraph (2) The prohibition to use radio frequency spectrum or satellite orbit within Indonesian territorial waters is intended to protect state security and to prevent losses to telecommunications operations. Maritime mobile service is the telecommunications between the coastal station and the ship station, inter-ship station, on board inter-station supplementary communications, rescue vehicle station, or radio sign station for emergency position direction. This provision shall only be applicable to civil vessels and shall not apply to vessels owned by the Indonesian National Army. Paragraph (3) Self-explanatory. Article 36 Paragraph (1) The technical provision on telecommunications equipment stipulated by the Government cannot be applied to foreign aircraft, because foreign aircraft follow the provisions in force in their own country.