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Telecommunications Act 1997

52Applications for carrier licence

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52 Applications for carrier licence

A person may apply to the ACMA for a carrier licence, so long as the person is: (a) a constitutional corporation; or (b) an eligible partnership; or (c) a public body.

Previous section51Exemption—Ministerial determination

Next section53Form of application etc.

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