Resolution regulates the procedure for conducting telephone conversations by prisoners of war using IP telephony. The document precisely defines the procedure for obtaining permission for calls, their duration, conditions of conduct, and documentation. Structurally, the document contains a single item 79-1, which is presented in a new version. The main changes relate to detailing the procedure for granting permission for telephone conversations and introducing electronic recording of such conversations. Key provisions:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Calls are possible only with technical capability and approval from the Coordination Headquarters
\n\u2022 Maximum conversation duration is 15 minutes
\n\u2022 Mandatory audio recording of all conversations with storage for at least one year
\n\u2022 To obtain permission, the prisoner of war must submit a written application
\n\u2022 The Coordination Headquarters has 3 working days to approve the application
\n\u2022 Conversations between prisoners of war in different camps are prohibited
\n\u2022 For suspects\/accused persons, an additional permission from an investigator\/prosecutor\/court is required<\/p>\n