Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence - Allocation) Determination 2001
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Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Determination 2001
as amended
made under subsection 106 (1) of the
Radiocommunications Act 1992
This compilation was prepared on 9 January 2007
taking into account amendments up to Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Amendment Determination 2006 (No. 1)
Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting and Publishing,
Attorney-General’s Department, Canberra
3.5 Initial assessment of potential transmitter licence for LPON service
3.6 Determination of lots
Part 4 Allocation where there is more than one applicant for the lot
4.1 Application of Part 4
4.2 Holding an auction
4.3 Appointment of auctioneer
4.4 Eligibility of applicants to bid for a lot
4.5 Notice to registered applicant
4.6 Payment of auction deposit
4.7 Confirmation of registration for auction
4.8 Telephone bidding
4.9 Lodgment of another Form of Authority
4.10 Bidder identification as registered bidder
4.11 Bidding in an auction
4.12 Identification and verification to ACMA
4.13 Close of auction
4.14 Lot offered at auction but not allocated
4.15 Refund of auction deposit to unsuccessful applicant(s)
Part 5 Allocation of a lot if there is only one applicant
5.1 Application of Part 5
5.2 Notice to registered applicant
5.3 Default by successful applicant
Part 6 Issue of a licence to a successful applicant
6.1 Form of licence
6.2 Issue of licence to successful applicant
6.3 Liability for failure to comply with auction payment requirements
Part 7 Miscellaneous
7.1 ACMA not liable under the allocation system
7.2 Information provided by applicant
7.3 Recovery of damages by ACMA
7.4 Giving of information by ACMA
7.5 Termination of advertised price-based allocation system
7.6 Refund of payments to ACMA
Schedule 2 Sample transmitter licence
Notes
Part 1 Preliminary
1.1 Name of Determination [see Note 1]
This Determination is the Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Determination 2001.
1.2 Commencement
This Determination commences on 17 August 2001.
1.3 Purpose
This Determination sets out a price-based allocation system for allocating lots that entitle a person to apply for a transmitter licence for the provision of a Low Power Open Narrowcasting service.
1.4 Application of Determination
ACMA may allocate lots and issue the transmitter licence only in accordance with the price-based allocation system set out in this Determination.
1.5 Definitions
(1) In this Determination:
ACMA means the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
application form means the document approved by ACMA under paragraph 2.4 (a).
Applicant Information Package has the meaning given by section 2.3.
auctioneer means the person appointed as auctioneer under section 4.3.
auction deposit, for a lot, means the amount payable by an applicant set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (d).
balance of the bid price, for a lot, means the highest bid made by the successful applicant in an auction under Part 4, less the total of the auction deposit.
bank transfer, for a payment, means making the payment by electronic transfer or by the real time gross settlement electronic payment system operated by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
bid price, for a lot, means the amount bid by or on behalf of the successful applicant in an auction under Part 4.
business day means any day that is not a Saturday or Sunday or public holiday in the Australian Capital Territory.
cheque means a cheque — either personal or issued by a bank licensed to operate in Australia.
closing date means the date and time advertised in the notice published by ACMA under paragraph 2.1 (1) (c) as the date and time by which a person may give ACMA an application form.
company has the same meaning as in the Corporations Law.
Deed of Acknowledgment means the document approved by ACMA under paragraph 2.4 (b).
entry fee, for an application for a lot, means the entry fee payable by an applicant set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (a).
Form of Authority means the document approved by ACMA under paragraph 2.4 (c).
lot means the right to be allocated a transmitter licence in accordance with this Determination.
LPON means a low power open narrowcasting service as defined in
the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Broadcasting Licence) Determination No. 1 of 1998.
registered applicant means an applicant who is registered under section 3.4.
registered bidder means an individual who is registered under section 4.10.
registrable body has the same meaning as in the Corporations Law.
registration documents means the documents set out in subsection 3.1 (2).
reserve price means the price set for a lot by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (c).
successful applicant has the meaning given by subsection 4.11 (6) or subsection 5.2 (1), as the case may be.
the Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
the planning model means ACMA published model on the operation of LPON services.
transmitter licence means an apparatus licence that authorises the operation of an LPON service in an area that ACMA has decided is consistent with the planning model under section 3.6.
verified telephone bidder means a registered applicant whose identity has been verified under subsection 4.8 (3).
Note A number of expressions used in this Determination are defined in the Act, the Radiocommunications (Interpretations) Determination 2000 and the Radiocommunications Regulations 1993.
(2) Headings and notes used in this Determination do not form part of the Determination.
Part 2 Preparing for the allocation
2.1 Publication of notice by ACMA
(1) Before holding an allocation, ACMA must publish a notice in any way that ACMA deems appropriate:
(a) containing an invitation to apply for potential transmitter licences for LPON services to be determined under the planning model; and
(b) giving a brief description of the way the allocation will be conducted; and
(c) stating the closing date and time for applications; and
(d) stating the lots will be determined and allocated in accordance with this Determination; and
(e) stating that an applicant may bid only on a lot that has been nominated by that applicant in response to the invitation and determined under the planning model; and
(f) stating that further information (the Applicant Information Package) can be obtained from ACMA at the address given in the notice.
(2) If there is a change in a matter mentioned in the notice, ACMA must publish another notice giving details of the change in any way that ACMA deems appropriate.
(3) ACMA may also publish other information about allocations in any way that ACMA deems appropriate.
Before ACMA publishes a notice pursuant to subsection 2.1 (1) ACMA must, in writing, set:
(a) the amount of the entry fee in respect of an application for a lot; and
(b) the closing date and time for applications; and
(c) the reserve price for each lot; and
(d) the amount of the auction deposit for each lot.
2.3 Applicant Information Package
(1) The Applicant Information Package must contain the following information and documents:
(a) a guide to the allocation system; and
(b) this Determination; and
(c) the application form, with instructions for completing and lodging the form; and
(d) the Deed of Acknowledgment; and
(e) the Form of Authority; and
(f) the amount of the entry fee set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (a); and
(g) the closing date and time set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (b); and
(h) the reserve price amounts set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (c); and
(i) the auction deposit amounts set by ACMA under paragraph 2.2 (d); and
(j) the address of the auction centre.
(2) The Applicant Information Package may also contain other information about the allocation.
2.4 Approval of forms and documents
ACMA must, in writing, approve the following documents:
(a) an application form for paragraph 3.1 (2) (a); and
(b) a Deed of Acknowledgment for paragraph 3.1 (2) (b); and
(c) a Form of Authority for paragraph 4.5 (1) (b).
2.5 Payment of monies due to ACMA
(1) All payments to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, must be made in Australian currency.
(2) Monies due to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, for the following purposes must be paid by the date required by this Determination and in accordance with this Determination:
(a) the entry fee; and
(b) the auction deposit; and
(c) the balance of the bid price.
(3) Monies due to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, for any of the purposes set out in subsection (2) must be paid:
(a) by cheque; or
(b) by bank transfer.
(4) If a payment is required to be made by a specific date, it is sufficient if, by that date, either:
(a) the applicant gives ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, a cheque for the amount of the payment; or
(b) if paying by bank transfer, the applicant:
(i) does everything necessary to make the payment; and
(ii) gives ACMA evidence that the payment has been made.
(5) A payment by bank transfer must be paid into the following bank account:
(a) Bank — Reserve Bank of Australia;
(b) Branch — Canberra City;
(c) BSB number — 092-009;
(d) Account number — 92276-5;
(e) Account name — ACMA Official Administered Receipts Account.
(6) Subject to paragraph 2.5 (4) (b) the payment must be received in the bank account mentioned in subsection (5) on or before the required date. If it is not, the person’s application ceases to have effect and the person is not entitled to take part in the allocation or to obtain a transmitter licence.
(7) The applicant must pay all bank charges and Government duties imposed on a payment, and a payment will not be regarded as having been made unless the full amount net of those charges is received by ACMA on behalf of the Commonwealth.
Part 3 Registering for an allocation
3.1 Applications
(1) A person who wants to register for a lot to obtain a transmitter licence must pay an entry fee in respect of each application for a lot comprising the licence sought by that person.
(2) The person must give ACMA the following documents (the registration documents) in respect of each transmitter licence sought by that person:
(a) a completed application form; and
(b) a completed Deed of Acknowledgment.
(3) An entry fee for each application for a lot must accompany the registration documents and be paid in accordance with section 2.5.
Note In accordance with section 2.5, the payments may be paid by cheque or bank transfer. If paid by bank transfer, the applicant must give ACMA evidence that the payment has been made. If the payment is not in ACMA’s account on or before the required date, the application ceases to have effect.
(4) The application form must specify the transmitter site and frequency nominated by the applicant for a transmitter licence.
3.2 Lodging of applications
(1) The registration documents must be lodged with the Canberra office of ACMA on or before the closing date.
(2) As soon as practicable after receiving the registration documents, ACMA must confirm receipt in writing, noting particulars of the applicant’s:
(a) name; and
(b) address; and
(c) if the applicant is a company or a registrable body — the applicant’s ACN or ARBN.
3.3 Register of applicants
(1) ACMA must maintain a register of applicants.
(2) The register may be in electronic form.
(3) For each applicant, the register must contain details of:
(a) the name and address of the applicant; and
(b) the applicant’s telephone and fax numbers; and
(c) if the applicant is a company or a registrable body — the applicant’s ACN or ARBN; and
(d) the proposed LPON service transmitter site and frequency nominated by the applicant.
(4) The register may also contain any other information that ACMA considers necessary for the running of the allocation.
(5) ACMA must make the changes to the register that ACMA considers necessary or convenient as soon as practicable after:
(a) an applicant tells ACMA of any change of name, address, or telephone or fax numbers; or
(b) ACMA becomes aware that any information on the register is not correct.
(6) Except as authorised by this Determination, or as otherwise authorised by law, ACMA must ensure that any details about applicants are not disclosed until the allocation is finalised.
(7) No later than 5 business days before the start of an auction under Part 4 ACMA may in any manner it considers appropriate publish the name of each registered applicant and the lots for which they are eligible to bid.
3.4 Registration of applicants
(1) ACMA must register an applicant only if:
(a) the applicant has lodged completed registration documents; and
(b) paid the entry fee(s) in accordance with subsection 3.1 (3) and section 2.5.
(2) Within 5 business days after the closing date, ACMA must, in writing, tell each registered applicant that the applicant has been registered.
3.5 Initial assessment of potential transmitter licence for LPON service
Within 20 business days after the closing date, ACMA must consider each proposed transmitter site and frequency nominated by an applicant and decide whether the proposed site and frequency is consistent with the planning model as if each applicant were the only applicant for that site and frequency.
3.6 Determination of lots
(1) Where ACMA decides that an application is consistent with the planning model, it will assign a lot number in relation to that application.
(2) Where two or more applicants nominate transmitter sites that are within the minimum separation distances specified in the planning model, and the applications are for the same frequency, ACMA will assign all such applications the same lot number.
Part 4 Allocation where there is more than one applicant for the lot
4.1 Application of Part 4
This Part applies if there is more than one applicant for a particular lot.
4.2 Holding an auction
ACMA must hold an auction for allocation of the lot(s) in accordance with this Determination.
4.3 Appointment of auctioneer
ACMA must appoint a person as auctioneer to conduct the auction.
4.4 Eligibility of applicants to bid for a lot
A registered applicant is eligible to bid only for a lot that includes the proposed transmitter site and frequency details nominated by that applicant in the applicant's registration documents.
4.5 Notice to registered applicant
(1) Within 25 business days after the closing date, ACMA must give each registered applicant for a particular lot:
(a) a notice setting out:
(i) that there is more than one registered applicant for the lot and the number of applicants for the lot; and
(ii) that ACMA will conduct an auction in relation to that lot; and
(iii) the starting time and date and place of the auction; and
(iv) the auction deposit amount for that lot; and
(v) the date by which the auction deposit for the lot must be paid and by which the Form(s) of Authority must be lodged; and
(b) a Form of Authority to be completed for each person authorised by the applicant to bid at the auction.
(2) ACMA:
(a) may change the details of information mentioned in subparagraphs 4.5 (a) (i) and (iii); and
(b) must tell all affected applicants of the change, in writing, as soon as practicable after making the change.
(3) ACMA must not change the starting date of the auction to an earlier date.
(4) If an auction deposit is not paid by a registered applicant by the date set out in the notice in subparagraph 4.5 (1) (a) (v), the application for that lot will be taken to be withdrawn.
4.6 Payment of auction deposit
(1) Registered applicants intending to bid at auction must pay an auction deposit for each lot they are eligible to bid for and that they intend to bid on.
(2) The auction deposit will be determined under paragraph 2.2 (d) and must be paid in accordance with section 2.5 by the date specified by ACMA under subparagraph 4.5 (1) (a) (v).
(3) An auction deposit will be fully refundable if the applicant withdraws prior to the commencement of the auction or if the applicant is not a successful bidder in respect of a particular lot.
(4) An auction deposit is forfeited if the applicant defaults in respect of the applicant’s obligations under section 6.3.
(5) Only registered applicants who have paid an auction deposit for a particular lot will be eligible to bid on that lot.
4.7 Confirmation of registration for auction
Within 15 business days before the commencement of the auction ACMA will confirm in a notice to each registered applicant:
(a) the applicant’s payment of the auction deposit for each lot; and
(b) each person (if any) in respect of whom a Form of Authority has been lodged by that applicant; and
(c) each lot that the applicant is eligible to bid for; and
(d) whether ACMA will allow telephone bidding at the auction.
4.8 Telephone bidding
(1) ACMA may allow bidding at an auction to be conducted by telephone.
(2) Registered applicants who wish to bid by telephone must advise ACMA in writing no later than 5 business days before the commencement of the auction.
(3) Where telephone bidding has been allowed, ACMA will issue to each registered applicant who wishes to bid in such a manner a password and a 4 digit identification number which the applicant must provide to ACMA immediately prior to the commencement of the auction to verify the applicant’s identity (verified telephone bidder).
4.9 Lodgment of another Form of Authority
(1) This section applies if:
(a) a registered applicant wishes to have an individual represent the applicant at an auction other than by telephone; and
(b) the individual is not a person for whom the applicant has given ACMA a Form of Authority under paragraph 4.5 (1) (b).
(2) The applicant must give ACMA a duly completed Form of Authority for the individual no later than two hours before the starting time of the auction together with confirmation that the individual for whom a Form of Authority had previously been given is no longer authorised to bid on behalf of that applicant if that is the case.
4.10 Bidder identification as registered bidder
(1) A registered applicant, or any person in respect of whom a Form of Authority has been lodged by a registered applicant, who wishes to bid at the auction in person must register as a bidder (a registered bidder) and must present to ACMA no later than one hour before the commencement of the auction evidence of the individual’s identity.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), an Australian Drivers Licence or a passport will be sufficient evidence of that person’s identity.
(3) On registering an individual as a bidder, ACMA must give each registered bidder a bidder’s paddle.
4.11 Bidding in an auction
(1) Only a registered bidder or a verified telephone bidder may bid for a lot.
(2) A registered bidder may only bid for a lot:
(a) where the registered bidder is the registered applicant; or
(b) where the registered applicant has provided ACMA with a Form of Authority for the registered bidder under paragraph 4.5 (1) (b) or subsection 4.9 (2);
(c) and the lot is nominated by the registered applicant in the registration documents and for which an auction deposit has been paid.
(3) A verified telephone bidder may only bid for a lot nominated by the registered applicant in the registration documents and for which an auction deposit has been paid.
(4) The auctioneer will:
(a) invite bids for the lot; and
(b) identify the registered bidder or verified telephone bidder who makes the highest bid for the lot.
(5) In the event of a disputed bid:
(a) the auctioneer is the sole arbiter; and
(b) the auctioneer’s decision is final.
(6) If the highest bid made for a lot is at least equal to the reserve price for the lot, the registered applicant by or for whom the highest bid is made is the successful applicant (the successful applicant) for the lot.
4.12 Identification and verification to ACMA
Immediately after a registered applicant is identified as the successful applicant:
(a) if the successful applicant is a registered bidder — the successful applicant must meet with ACMA to identify himself or herself to ACMA; or
(b) if the successful applicant is a verified telephone bidder — the successful applicant must verify the successful bidder’s identification by telephone to ACMA as being that of the successful applicant; or
(c) if the successful applicant is not a registered bidder — a registered bidder who has a Form of Authority from the successful applicant must meet with ACMA to identify himself or herself to ACMA.
4.13 Close of auction
(1) The auction in relation to a particular lot is closed after the successful applicant has been identified or verified to ACMA.
(2) ACMA will notify each successful applicant for each lot, by receipted mail, of the balance of the bid price.
(3) A successful applicant must pay the balance of the bid price within 10 business days after the date of the notice in accordance with section 2.5.
4.14 Lot offered at auction but not allocated
(1) Subject to subsection 4.14 (2) if a lot is not allocated at the auction, applications for that lot cease to have effect.
(2) If a successful applicant is in default of its financial obligations to ACMA and the lot is treated as unallocated pursuant to paragraph 6.3 (1) (d), ACMA may, with the consent of an unsuccessful applicant, treat the registration documents lodged by an unsuccessful applicant in relation to that particular lot as valid registration documents in any future allocation for that lot under this Determination.
4.15 Refund of auction deposit to unsuccessful applicant(s)
ACMA must refund the auction deposit(s) to all unsuccessful applicants for a lot as soon as practicable after an auction.
Part 5 Allocation of a lot if there is only one applicant
5.1 Application of Part 5
This Part applies if there is only one applicant for a particular lot.
5.2 Notice to registered applicant
(1) Within 25 business days after the closing date, ACMA must give the registered applicant for the particular lot a notice, by receipted mail, setting out:
(a) that the applicant is the successful applicant (the successful applicant); and
(b) the amount of the reserve price for the lot.
(2) Within 10 business days after the date of the notice the successful applicant must either:
(a) pay the reserve price for the lot in accordance with section 2.5; or
(b) advise ACMA in writing that the application has been withdrawn.
5.3 Default by successful applicant
If the successful applicant fails to comply with subsection 5.2 (2), the application ceases to have effect and the applicant is not entitled to obtain a transmitter licence.
Part 6 Issue of a licence to a successful applicant
6.1 Form of licence
(1) The transmitter licence must be substantially in accordance with the sample transmitter licence in Schedule 2.
(2) The transmitter licence comes into force on the day specified in the licence as the day it comes into force.
(3) The transmitter licence remains in force for the period specified in the licence, starting on the day specified in the licence as the day it comes into force.
Note This is a maximum of 5 years — see section 103 of the Act.
6.2 Issue of licence to successful applicant
(1) Subject to subsection (2) the successful applicant shall be issued a transmitter licence if the successful applicant:
(a) pays the balance of the bid price for the lot in accordance with subsection 4.13 (3) or pays the reserve price in accordance with paragraph 5.2 (2) (a), as the case may be, and in accordance with section 2.5; and
(b) applies for the licence within 10 business days after the date of a notice issued to the successful applicant pursuant to subsection 4.13 (2) or subsection 5.2 (1), as the case may be; and
(c) pays the transmitter licence tax under the Radiocommunications (Transmitter Licence Tax) Act 1983.
Note In issuing the licence, ACMA must comply with Part 3.3 of the Act.
(2) If ACMA has terminated an advertised allocation under this Determination all successful applicants shall cease to be entitled to be issued a transmitter licence.
6.3 Liability for failure to comply with auction payment requirements
(1) If a successful applicant does not pay the balance of the bid price, in accordance with this Determination:
(a) the applicant ceases to be entitled to be allocated the lot and the transmitter licence represented by the lot; and
(b) the auction deposit is forfeited; and
(c) the applicant is taken to be in default of its financial obligations to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, under this Determination and is liable to pay to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, the default amount which shall be 10 percent of the bid price; and
(d) the lot may be treated as an unallocated lot under section 4.14.
(2) The total of the default amount to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, under this section:
(a) is a debt due to ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth; and
(b) is recoverable by ACMA, on behalf of the Commonwealth, from the successful applicant in a court of competent jurisdiction.
Part 7 Miscellaneous
7.1 ACMA not liable under the allocation system
ACMA is not liable to pay damages or costs arising from an act or omission of any person in relation to the allocation procedures set out in this Determination.
7.2 Information provided by applicant
(1) A document given to ACMA by a person for the purposes of the allocation procedures set out in this Determination (including a document that contains intellectual property) becomes the property of ACMA.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a document that is given to ACMA to establish an individual’s identity.
(3) ACMA may use information provided by an applicant for the purposes of the Commonwealth.
7.3 Recovery of damages by ACMA
This Determination does not affect any right of action or remedy that ACMA has or may have against any person which arose or arises under the Deed of Acknowledgment, statute, common law, equity or otherwise.
7.4 Giving of information by ACMA
Before ACMA issues a transmitter licence, it may announce, or publish a notice of:
(a) the name of each person to whom a licence is to be issued; and
(b) the highest final price bid or reserve price for the lots comprising the licences.
7.5 Termination of advertised price-based allocation system
ACMA may terminate an advertised allocation under this Determination at any time before a transmitter licence is issued if ACMA considers it is appropriate to do so.
7.6 Refund of payments to ACMA
If ACMA terminates an allocation under this Determination, ACMA must refund:
(a) any entry fee paid by an applicant;
(b) any reserve price paid under subsection 5.2 (2);
(c) any auction deposit paid under section 4.6;
(d) the balance of the bid price paid under subsection 4.13 (3).
Schedule 2 Sample transmitter licence
(subsection 6.1 (1))
Client number
Date of issue Date of effect Date of expiry
Name of Licensee
Address of Licensee
Licence Type: Broadcasting
Licence Number:
Callsign:
Spectrum Access:
Carrier Frequency:
Bandwidth (Chargeable) 200 kHz
STATION:
Site ID:
Site Name:
AMG Co-ordinates: Zn: E: N:
Operating Mode: Transmit
Emission Designator: 200KF8EGF
Radiation Pattern:
Start Angle Stop Angle Max ERP General Pol.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLYING TO LICENCE [insert licence number]
This licence can only be used to provide a low power open narrowcasting service.
This licence is issued or renewed only for the period for which the frequency has been made available under section 34 of the Broadcasting Services Act 1992.
This licence can only be issued in accordance with the ‘use it or lose it’ condition contained within section 4.11 of the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Broadcasting Licence) Determination No. 1 of 1998.
ADVISORY NOTES APPLYING TO LICENCE [insert licence number]
Conditions applicable to the operation of narrowcasting service station(s) authorised under this licence can be found in the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Apparatus Licence) Determination No. 1 of 1997 and the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Broadcasting Licence) Determination No. 1 of 1998. Copies of these determinations are available from any ACA office or from the ACA home page (www.aca.gov.au).
Notes to the Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Determination 2001
Note 1
Note: The Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Determination 2001 (in force under subsection 106 (1) of the Radiocommunications Act 1992) as shown in this compilation is amended as indicated in the Tables below.
Note: Under the Legislative Instruments Act 2003, which came into force on 1 January 2005, it is a requirement for all non-exempt legislative instruments to be registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments.
Note: > Note: Table of Instruments
Title
Date madeor FRLI registration
Date ofcommencement
Application, saving ortransitional provisions
Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Determination 2001
17 Aug 2001
17 Aug 2001
Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Amendment Determination 2002 (No. 1)
28 Feb 2002
1 Mar 2002
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Radiocommunications (Broadcasting (Low Power Open Narrowcasting) Transmitter Licence — Allocation) Amendment Determination 2006 (No. 1)