For Australia, the answers are as follows:

1. Does your country permit third party traffic between

stations within your country?

Yes

2. Does your country permit third party traffic between your

station and a station outside your country?

2a. If so, which ones?

Yes.. Currently there are 5 countries

* United States of America; * Canada; * Israel; * Honduras; and * Solomon Islands.

3. Does your country have a link to the regulation regarding

third party traffic (please provide)?

http://www.acma.gov.au/ACMAINTER.852114:STANDARD::pc=PC_1255#Third_Party_Tra ffic

We expect this to change in the not too distant future, with the final stages of a long licence review process yet to be implementd, which began shortly after the last WRC in 2003.

There have already been two sets of changes as a result, which include the abolishing of the Morse requirement for all amateurs on Jan 1 2004, and the restructuring of the licence classes and introduction of the entry level Foundation licence in October 2005. A final set of changes, which is likely to include changes to third party traffic rules and reciprocal licencing arrangements (among a bunch of other things) are yet to be implemented.