Licence Area Plan - Coober Pedy Community Radio - February 2004
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LICENCE AREA PLAN
Coober Pedy Community Radio
Australian Broadcasting Authority
Canberra
February 2004
© Commonwealth of Australia – February 2004
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Licence Area Plan – Coober Pedy Community Radio – February 2004
DETERMINATION
The Australian Broadcasting Authority hereby makes this plan for community radio broadcasting services in the Coober Pedy area of South Australia, under subsection 26(1) of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 (‘the Act’).
One community radio broadcasting service is to be made available in the area described at Attachment 1.1 to this Determination with the use of broadcasting services bands. The characteristics, including technical specifications, of the service that is to be available in the area described at Attachment 1.1 is set out in Schedule One and Attachment 1.2 to this determination.
(Determined by the Australian Broadcasting Authority on 5 February 2004)
SCHEDULES
Each of the Schedules sets out:
- the category of each of the services that are to be available in that area (column one);
- the status of the service (column two) does not form part of the licence area plan decision and is included for reference only;
- the frequency for each transmitter (column three) does not form part of the licence area plan decision and is included for reference only;
- the service licence number which has been allocated to the service, if appropriate (column four); N/A = Not Applicable, as the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 only requires service licences for Commercial and Community services;
- the number of transmitters required to transmit the service;
- the transmitter specification number which has been allocated to each transmitter (column five);
- the identifying number of the attachment where the technical specifications for each transmitter are described (column six). (Each set of technical specifications referred to in the Schedules is an attachment to this determination); and
- the general area served by each transmitter (column seven).
Status Column
Licensed: service is already licensed