Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation — 3.6 GHz Band) Determination 2018
3Entries in the auction system before first clock round
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3 Entries in the auction system before first clock round
Before the first clock round, the auction manager must enter in the auction system each bidder’s:
(a) start demands for the lots of each product recorded in the register for the bidder under paragraph 40(2)(f) of this instrument; and
(b) initial eligibility points recorded in the register for the bidder under paragraph 40(2)(g) of this instrument; and
(c) minimum spectrum requirements (if any) for the lots of each product recorded in the register for the bidder under paragraph 40(2)(h) of this instrument; and
(d) allocation limits for the lots of the following:
(i) each product, other than the Perth lower band product and the Perth upper band product, as recorded in the register for the bidder under subparagraph 40(2)(i)(a) of this instrument;
(ii) the Perth combined products, as recorded in the register for the bidder under subparagraph 40(2)(i)(b) of this instrument.
Note: The spectrum licence limits direction sets limits on the allocation of spectrum licences to a single person, or a specified group of persons, in the Perth area (among other areas). However, the lots in the Perth area are divided into two different products: the Perth lower band product and the Perth upper band product. For the purposes of the allocation limits, the two products are treated as just one product. For all other purposes, they are to be treated as two products. See subsection 11(2).