Radiocommunications Act 1992
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4 Outline of this Act
In order to achieve this object: (a) Chapter 2 provides for radio frequency planning that involves preparation of: (i) a spectrum plan and frequency band plans (see Part 2.1); and (ii) marketing plans (see Part 2.2); and (b) Chapter 3 provides for licensing radiocommunications under: (i) spectrum licences (see Part 3.2); and (ii) apparatus licences (see Part 3.3); and (iii) class licences (see Part 3.4); (c) Chapter 3 also provides for registration of licences (see Part 3.5); and (ca) Chapter 3 also provides for the re‑allocation of parts of the spectrum (see Part 3.6); and (d) Chapter 4 provides for general regulatory requirements aimed at: (i) providing for equipment rules and other technical regulation (see Part 4.1); and (ii) regulating various acts relating to radio emissions, particularly those involving interference with radiocommunications (see Part 4.2); and (iii) settling interference disputes (see Part 4.3); and (iv) providing for restricted use zones (see Part 4.4); and (e) Chapter 5 provides for various other matters dealing with the administration and enforcement of this Act.