Artikel 7

1. The Government shall permit the Liaison officer to communicate freely and without the need for special permission, for all official purposes, and shall protect the right of the Liaison officer to do so. The Liaison officer shall have the right to use codes and to send and receive official correspondence, and other types of communication service via courier or sealed shipments that are subject to the same privileges and immunities provided to diplomatic couriers and diplomatic bags.
2. The Liaison officer shall, as long as it is compatible with the Constitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union, concluded at Geneva on 22 December 1992, for his/her official communications enjoy treatment not less favourable than that which the Kingdom of the Netherlands accords to other international organisations or governments, in conjunction with the use of communication via e-mail, telegraph, telex, radio-television, fax, telephone, satellite or otherwise.