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This work is a continuation of authors' research interrupted in the year 2010. Derived are recursive relations describing for the first time all infinitesimal symmetries of special 2-flags (sometimes also misleadingly called `Goursat 2-flags'). When algorithmized to the software level, they will give an answer filling in the gap in knowledge as of 2010: on one side the local finite classification of special 2-flags known in lengths not exceeding four, on the other side the existence of a continuous numerical modulus of that classification in length seven.