Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Land Mobile Licence) Determination 2025
11Conditions — interior paging system
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11 Conditions – interior paging system
Generally (1) A person must not operate a radiocommunications transmitter that is part of an interior paging system unless the emissions of the transmitter are confined to the premises or restricted area specified in a land mobile licence (paging system station). (2) A person must not operate a radiocommunications transmitter that is part of an interior paging system if its operation causes harmful interference. Interior paging talkback (3) A person must not operate a land mobile station that transmits, and receives, voice communication as part of an interior paging system with a necessary bandwidth greater than 16 kHz. (4) A person must not operate, under a land mobile licence (paging system station), a land mobile station that transmits, and receives, voice communications as part of an interior paging system on a frequency other than: (a) if the main station for the licence operates on 40.68 MHz – 40.68 MHz; or (b) if the main station for the licence operates on 40.75 MHz – 40.75 MHz; or (c) in any other case – 153.8 MHz.
Note: The use of ‘two-way’ voice communications is commonly referred to as ‘interior paging talkback’. The frequencies in this subsection are the centre frequencies of the ‘interior paging talkback channels’.
(5) A person must not operate a land mobile station that transmits, and receives, voice communications as part of an interior paging system with power greater than 250 mW EIRP.
Note: The use of ‘two-way’ voice communications is commonly referred to as ‘interior paging talkback’.