28Applicant information package

28 Applicant information package

(1) The applicant information package must contain the following documents and information: (a) the 1800 MHz re-allocation declaration; (b) the 2 GHz and 3.4 GHz designation notice; (c) the 2.3 GHz designation notice; (d) the 1800 MHz marketing plan; (e) the 2 GHz marketing plan; (f) the 2.3 GHz marketing plan; (g) the 3.4 GHz marketing plan; (h) this instrument; (i) the 1800 MHz allocation limits direction; (j) a guide to the auction; (k) a statement that the ACMA may offer to allocate spectrum licences for lots for a pre-determined price, including under Schedule 4; (l) an application form approved by the ACMA, with instructions for completing and giving the form to the ACMA; (m) a preference nomination form approved by the ACMA, with instructions for completing and giving the form to the ACMA; (n) the starting price for each lot; (o) a deed of financial security form approved by the ACMA; (p) information about providing a deed of financial security as an alternative to a deposit; (q) a deed of acknowledgment form approved by the ACMA, that includes a statement to the effect that an applicant understands and agrees to be bound by the provisions of this instrument; (r) a deed of confidentiality form approved by the ACMA, that includes a statement that an applicant (or related person of an applicant) agrees not to disclose confidential information before section 17 ceases to apply to the relevant applicant or the related person; (s) statutory declaration forms for the purposes of this instrument; (t) the amount of the application fee for the auction; (u) the application deadline; (v) the physical address for giving documents to the ACMA; (w) the email address for giving documents to the ACMA; (x) the fax number for giving documents to the ACMA.

Note: An application form approved for paragraph (l) may require an applicant that has nominated a 1800 MHz lot as one of its preferred lots to provide details about the associates of the applicant.

(2) The applicant information package may also contain other information about the allocation process. (3) The applicant information package must be published on the ACMA’s website. (4) If the ACMA makes any change to the contents of the applicant information package after it is published, the ACMA must publish a notice giving details of the change on its website.