Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation – 850/900 MHz Band) Determination 2021
86Effect of retention on winning bidders
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86 Effect of retention on winning bidders
If the ACMA makes a decision under subsection 85(1) in relation to a winning bidder:
(a) despite section 77 and clause 4 of Schedule 5, the ACMA must not issue a spectrum licence to the bidder; and
(b) the following parts of the spectrum are taken to be unallocated:
(i) the spectrum assigned to the lots allocated to the bidder at auction; and
(ii) if the downshift metropolitan lot was allocated to the bidder– both the following parts of the spectrum in the downshift metropolitan area:
(A) 824 MHz to 825 MHz;
(B) 869 MHz to 870 MHz; and
(iii) if the downshift regional lot was allocated to the bidder – both the following parts of the spectrum in the downshift regional area:
(A) 824 MHz to 825 MHz;
(B) 869 MHz to 870 MHz.
Note: A set-aside participant is a winning bidder.