Commercial Television Conversion Scheme 1999
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66 Decision on application
(2) If section 68 or 73 applies, the ACMA must include in the approval the following statements:
(a) the approval does not, of itself, authorise transmission on a test basis; and
(b) the ACMA must be able to allocate part of the radiofrequency spectrum under section 34 of the Act before the holder will be issued with a transmitter licence.
(3) the ACMA may include any of the following matters in the approval:
(a) 1 or more dates on which the holder is permitted to transmit on a test basis;
(b) a period in which the holder is permitted to transmit on a test basis;
(c) technical requirements with which the holder must comply when transmitting on a test basis;
(d) conditions to which the approval is subject, including (if appropriate) a condition that transmissions on a test basis may only be carried out in accordance with a licence mentioned in this Division.
(4) If the ACMA considers that the application is not suitable for approval, the ACMA must, in writing:
(5) Application may be made to the AAT for review of a decision refusing to approve the application.