6Advertisements

6 Advertisements

(1) The ACMA must advertise the proposed issue of a licence in a newspaper that it considers appropriate.

(2) The advertisement must:

(a) include an invitation for applications for the licence that comply with the requirements of this Determination; and

(b) include a statement that the ACMA proposes to issue the licence in accordance with the system set out in this Determination; and

(c) describe the geographic location for which the ACMA proposes to issue the licence; and

(d) specify the nominal carrier frequency or channel on which the licence is proposed to authorise the operation of a transmitter for the provision of open narrowcasting services; and

(e) specify the closing date and time for an application for the licence; and

(f) give details of:

(i) the application fee to be paid by the applicant; and

(ii) how it must be paid; and

(g) give details of how to obtain further information, in particular, details of how to obtain an information package that includes forms necessary for taking part in the advertised issue of the licence.

(3) An advertisement may include any other information relating to a licence, in particular, information relating to the issue of a licence.

(4) The ACMA may change a matter that is set out in an advertisement.

(5) If the ACMA changes a matter set out in an advertisement, or any of the information in an advertisement becomes out of date or is found to be incorrect after the advertisement is published, the ACMA must publish an advertisement giving the new or correct information in the same way in which the original advertisement was published.