Radiocommunications (Charges) Determination 2007
15Part 6 of Schedule 2 — application associated with a paper‑based frequency assignment certificate
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15 Part 6 of Schedule 2 — application associated with a paper‑based frequency assignment certificate
(a) an application is made under section 99 of the Radiocommunications Act for the issue, under section 100 of the Radiocommunications Act, of a licence mentioned in an item in Part 6 of Schedule 2; and
(b) the application is associated with a paper‑based frequency assignment certificate mentioned in subsection 100 (4A) of the Radiocommunications Act.
(2) Use table 3 to work out the charge for:
(a) issuing the licence; or
(b) considering the issue of the licence without proceeding to issue it.
Table 3
| Item | Licence type | Charge |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | If:(a) a type of assigned licence; and(b) the licence is not of a type mentioned in item 2 or 3; and(c) in considering the issue of the licence, the ACMA does not perform coordination procedures to minimise interference; and(d) for each chargeable spectrum access to which the frequency assignment certificate relatesNote for item 1All transmit spectrum accesses are chargeable spectrum accesses. Receive spectrum accesses are only chargeable if there are no transmit spectrum accesses on the same licence. | $148.00 |
| 2 | Licence is an amateur licence for the operation of an amateur repeater station or an amateur beacon station | $28.00 |
| 3 | If:(a) the licence application is one of a group of 2 or more applications all of which relate to:(i) an event that happens for a period of not more than 2 weeks; or(ii) military or other defence manoeuvres, involving simulated wartime operations carried out to train and evaluate personnel, that happen for a period of not more than 3 months; and | $197.00 for each application group |
| (b) all applications in the group are made at the same time; and(c) in considering the issue of the licences, the ACMA does not perform coordination procedures to minimise interference; and | ||
| (d) associated licences (if applicable) are to be issued on the basis that the use of the licences:(i) is not to cause interference; and(ii) will not be afforded protection from interference caused by other services |