Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (2 GHz unallocated lots band) 2017
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(1) Each spectrum licence will also include conditions about: (a) the payment of charges (section 67 of the Act); (b) use by third parties (section 68 of the Act); (c) registration of transmitters (section 69 of the Act); and (d) residency (section 69A of the Act). (2) Under section 71 of the Act, the ACMA may also include conditions about other matters as it thinks fit. (3) Other conditions likely to be included in a licence are included in the sample spectrum licence at Schedule 5.
Note: The ACMA may include conditions in a spectrum licence that are not included in the sample spectrum licence.
(4) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that states that radiocommunications receivers operating in the 2110 MHz to 2125 MHz frequency range cannot claim protection from harmful interference caused by radiocommunications transmitters of the space research service operated at the CDSCC.
Note: It is intended that radiocommunications devices operating in the 2110 MHz to 2125 MHz frequency range do not constrain current or future space research services operations at the CDSCC in the 2110 MHz to 2120 MHz frequency range.
(5) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that states that, before registering a radiocommunications transmitter for use in or around the RQZ and supplementary RQZ, as defined by the Radiocommunications (Mid-West Radio Quiet Zone) Frequency Band Plan 2011, the licensee must follow the procedures set out in Radiocommunications RALI MS 32 as if the radiocommunications transmitter were an apparatus-licensed transmitter. (6) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that states that licensees must ensure that operation of a radiocommunications transmitter that is exempt from registration under subsection 20(2) does not cause harmful interference to other radiocommunications devices operating in the 2 GHz band.