Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation—3.4/3.7 GHz Bands) Determination 2023
85Advising all bidders of results of allocation process
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85 Advising all bidders of results of allocation process
(1) After the completion of the assignment stage of the 3.4 GHz auction, the auction manager must tell all bidders in writing:
(a) the names of all winning bidders for each auction; and
(b) the names of any unsuccessful bidders (see section 84) in the auctions; and
(c) the frequency ranges in relation to the lots allocated under this instrument (including leftover lots allocated under Division 1 of this Part or section 145); and
(d) the winning price paid, or to be paid, by each winning bidder in relation to each auction; and
(e) the posted price for the lots of each product in the final clock round of each auction; and
(f) the residual price of each residual lot in the secondary stage (if any) of each auction.
(2) Unless all bidders agree in writing, the ACMA must not provide to bidders any further information regarding the results of the auctions other than that mentioned in subsection (1), and in subsections 132(2) and 133(1), unless required by law.
Note: For information about the auctions that is announced or published after the end of the allocation period, see subsection 92(1).
Division 7—Payment and issue of licences
Note: This Division is made under section 294 of the Act, and is disallowable under section 42 of the Legislation Act 2003.