Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015 (Cth)
Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015
made under sections 39 and 39A of the
Radiocommunications Act 1992
Compilation No.1
Compilation date: 27 September 2017
Includes amendments up to: F2017L01268
Prepared by the Australian Communications and Media Authority, Melbourne
About this compilation
This compilation
This is a compilation of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015 that shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 27 September 2017 (the compilation date).
The notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes) include information about amending laws and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.
Uncommenced amendments
The effect of uncommenced amendments is not shown in the text of the compiled law. Any uncommenced amendments affecting the law are accessible on the Federal Register of Legislation ( The details of amendments made up to, but not commenced at, the compilation date are underlined in the endnotes. For more information on any uncommenced amendments, see the series page on the Federal Register of Legislation for the compiled law.
Application, saving and transitional provisions for provisions and amendments
If the operation of a provision or amendment of the compiled law is affected by an application, saving or transitional provision that is not included in this compilation, details are included in the endnotes.
Modifications
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Self-repealing provisions
If a provision of the compiled law has been repealed in accordance with a provision of the law, details are included in the endnotes.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Introduction
1.1 Name of Plan
1.2 Commencement
1.3 Purpose of this Plan
1.4 Definitions
Part 2 Allocation of spectrum licences
2.1 Purpose of this Part
2.2 Parts of the spectrum
2.3 How licences will be allocated
2.4 Lots for the auction
2.5 Advertising the auction
2.6 Taking part in the auction
Part 3 Spectrum licences to be issued
3.1 Purpose of this Part
3.2 Issue of licences
3.3 Duration of licences
3.4 Commencement of licences
3.5 Core licence conditions
3.6 Determining core licence conditions
3.7 Other licence conditions
3.8 Registration of radiocommunications transmitters
3.9 Draft sample licence
3.10 Compatibility requirements
Part 4 After allocation
4.1 Purpose of this Part
4.2 Registration of spectrum licences
4.3 Third party use
4.4 Trading in spectrum licences
4.5 Trading rules
4.6 Agreements about emission limits
4.7 Spectrum licences that are about to expire
4.8 Re‑issue of spectrum licences
Schedule 1 Categories
Schedule 2 Lots
Schedule 3 Regions
Schedule 4 Emission limits outside of the area
Schedule 5 Emission limits outside the band
Schedule 6 Specified fixed licences
Schedule 7 Sample spectrum licence – 1800 MHz band
Part 1 Introduction
1.1 Name of Plan
This Plan is the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015.
1.2 Commencement
This Plan commences on the day after it is registered.
Note All legislative instruments and compilations are registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments kept under the Legislative Instruments Act 2003. See of this Plan
This Plan describes:
(a)the procedures and timetable for issuing spectrum licences in the 1800 MHz band;
(b)the spectrum licences that will be allocated by the ACMA in accordance with this Plan;
(c)some of the matters a licensee must take into account when operating radiocommunications devices under a spectrum licence allocated in accordance with this Plan; and
(d)other matters which a person should take into account when deciding whether to apply for a spectrum licence under the allocation determination.
1.4 Definitions
(1) In this Plan:
1800 MHz band: see subsections (1A) and (1B).
1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band has the meaning given by section 5 of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017.
Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
advisory guidelines means the following documents made by the ACMA under section 262 of the Act:
(a)Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Additional Device Boundary Criteria – 1800 MHz Lower Band) 2012;
(b)Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference to Spectrum Licensed Receivers – 1800 MHz Band) 2012; and
(c)Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Spectrum Licensed Transmitters – 1800 MHz Band) 2012.
allocation determination means the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation – 1800 MHz Band) Determination 2015.
applicant information package has the meaning given by subsection 1.4 (1) of the allocation determination.
auction has the meaning given by subsection 2.3 (1).
Australian spectrum map grid (ASMG) means the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012, published by the ACMA, as existing from time to time.
designation notice means the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Designation) Notice No. 1 of 2014.
geographic area, for a spectrum licence, means the area within which operation of a radiocommunications device is authorised under the licence.
HCIS identifier means an identifier used to describe a geographic area in the HCIS.
hierarchical cell identifier scheme (HCIS) means the cell grouping hierarchy scheme used to describe geographic areas in the Australian spectrum map grid (ASMG).
lot means a part of the spectrum as referred to in section 2.4.
maximum true mean power means the true mean power measured in a specified rectangular bandwidth that is located within a specified frequency band such that the true mean power is the maximum of true mean powers produced.
Note The power within the specified rectangular bandwidth is normally established by taking measurements using either an adjacent channel power meter or a spectrum analyser. Estimation of the accuracy of the measuring equipment, measurement procedure and any adjustments made to measurements to take account of practical filter shape factors should be in accordance with good engineering practice.
mean power means the average power measured during an interval of time that is at least 10 times the period of the lowest modulation frequency.
pre-determined price has the same meaning as in the allocation determination.
re-allocation declaration means the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Re-allocation―Regional 1800 MHz Band) Declaration 2015.
sample spectrum licence has the meaning given by section 3.9.
spurious emission means emissions that are not:
(a)modulation products; or
(b)wide band noise; or
(c)emissions caused by switching transients.
true mean power means:
(a) if an unmodulated carrier is present – the mean power measured while the unmodulated carrier is present; and
(b) if an unmodulated carrier is not present – the mean power measured while transmitted information is present.
Note Terms and expressions used in this Plan have the meaning given by section 5 of the Act, for example:
ACMA licensee apparatus licence public or community service core condition Register frequency band spectrum licence.
(1A) In the period commencing on the day this Plan commences and ending immediately before the commencement of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) Variation 2017 (No. 1), 1800 MHz band means:
(a) the following spectrum, in the geographic areas specified in clause 1 of Schedule 1 to the re-allocation declaration:
(i) 1725 MHz to 1785 MHz; and
(ii) 1820 MHz to 1880 MHz; and
(b) the following spectrum within the identified geographic areas of Australia, as that term is defined in section 3 of the designation notice, and specified in the Schedule to the designation notice:
(i) 1770 MHz to 1775 MHz and 1865 MHz to 1870 MHz in Adelaide;
(ii) 1710 MHz to 1712.5 MHz and 1805 MHz to 1807.5 MHz in regional South Australia; and
(iii) 1710 MHz to 1712.5 MHz and 1805 MHz to 1807.5 MHz in Cairns/Townsville.
(1B) After the commencement of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) Variation 2017 (No. 1), 1800 MHz band means the spectrum in the geographic areas specified in subsection (1A), other than the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band.
Note: After the commencement of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz) Variation 2017 (No. 1), this Plan does not deal with the part of the 1800 MHz band defined as the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band in the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017. The Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017 deals with the 1800 (unallocated lots) band.
(2) In this Plan, unless the contrary intention appears a reference to another legislative instrument is a reference to that other legislative instrument as in force from time to time.
Note 1 For references to Commonwealth Acts, see section 10 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901; and see also subsection 13 (1) of the Legislative Instruments Act 2003 for the application of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901 to legislative instruments.
Note 2 All Commonwealth Acts and legislative instrument are available on the ComLaw website at 2 Allocation of spectrum licences
2.1 Purpose of this Part
This Part describes the procedures and timetable for allocating spectrum licences that authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices in the 1800 MHz band.
2.2 Parts of the spectrum
(1) The ACMA will allocate and issue spectrum licences for spectrum in the 1800 MHz band in the manner described in this Plan and the allocation determination.
(2) This Plan will have no effect if the re-allocation declaration is revoked in accordance with the Act.
2.3 How licences will be allocated
(1) Spectrum licences for spectrum in the 1800 MHz band will be allocated by a simultaneous multiple round ascending (SMRA) auction in accordance with the procedures set out in the allocation determination (auction).
Note Neither the ACMA nor the Commonwealth accepts any liability for any loss or damage suffered by any person participating in the auction. Any person intending to participate in the auction should obtain their own legal, technical and financial advice before applying.
(2) However, if the ACMA considers that it may be able to allocate spectrum licences without having to conduct an auction, the ACMA may offer to allocate spectrum licences for a pre-determined price.
2.4 Lots for the auction
(1) There are three categories of lots for the 1800 MHz band. The categories are characterised by:
(a)the frequencies set out in columns 3 and 4 of table 1 in Schedule 1; and
(b)the bandwidth described in column 5 of table 1 in Schedule 1.
(2) The ACMA has divided up the 1800 MHz band into the lots described in Schedule 2. Each lot is characterised by:
(a)the category to which the lot belongs, set out in column 3 of table 1 in Schedule 2;
(b)the region for the lot, specified in column 4 of table 1 in Schedule 2; and
(c)the frequencies set out in columns 5 and 6 of table 1 in Schedule 2.
(3) The size of each lot varies depending upon which category of the 1800 MHz band the lot is in. Lots in categories 1 and 3 are 2 x 5 MHz, being 5 MHz in the lower frequency range mentioned for that category in table 1 of Schedule 1 and 5 MHz in the upper frequency range mentioned for that category in table 1 of Schedule 1. Lots in category 2 are 2 x 2.5 MHz, being 2.5 MHz in the lower frequency range mentioned for that category in table 1 of Schedule 1 and 2.5 MHz in the upper frequency range mentioned for that category in table 1 of Schedule 1.
(4) The ACMA will notify applicants of the lot rating for each lot set under section 4.6 of the allocation determination. All lots in the same region within the same category will have the same lot rating.
(5) The lot rating will be used as the basis for calculating the amount of an applicant’s eligibility payment or deed of financial security. Details of this are in section 4.16 of the allocation determination.
(6) The auction will be held in accordance with the procedures set out in the allocation determination. All lots will be available for allocation at the auction.
(7) If, before the auction manager sets the start date and time for the first and second rounds of the auction, the ACMA considers that it may be able to allocate spectrum licences for lots without having to conduct an auction to identify the highest value user for the spectrum represented by those lots, the ACMA may offer to allocate spectrum licences for the lots for a pre‑determined price, as set out in Part 5 of the allocation determination.
2.5 Advertising the auction
The ACMA will publish details of the auction and invite persons to apply to take part in the auction, in accordance with the allocation determination.
2.6 Taking part in the auction
(1) The ACMA will make available an applicant information package that contains more detail about application requirements and the auction process in accordance with the allocation determination. Details of what must be in the applicant information package are in subsection 4.5 (1) of the allocation determination.
(2) Details of how to apply to take part in the auction are set out in Part 4 of the allocation determination.
Part 3 Spectrum licences to be issued
3.1 Purpose of this Part
This Part describes:
(a)the spectrum licences that will be issued in accordance with this Plan;
(b)some of the matters a licensee must take into account when operating radiocommunications devices under a spectrum licence issued in accordance with this Plan;
(c)conditions to be included in spectrum licences issued in accordance with this Plan; and
(d)other matters which a person should take into account when deciding whether to apply for a spectrum licence to be issued in accordance with this Plan.
3.2 Issue of licences
Subject to the Act, the allocation determination and other relevant law, the ACMA will issue a spectrum licence to the person to whom it is allocated as soon as practicable after the person pays to the ACMA the balance of the winning price in accordance with Division 2 of Part 7 of the allocation determination or the full balance of the pre-determined price in accordance with section 5.5 of the allocation determination.
3.3 Duration of licences
(1) Licences issued to a person who has been allocated a lot or lots as a result of the auction or for a pre-determined price will start on the date set out in section 3.4 and will be for a fixed term with an expiry date of 17 June 2028.
3.4 Commencement of licences
(1) A licence issued to a person who has been allocated a lot in Category 1 as a result of the auction or for a pre-determined price will come into force on 30 May 2017.
(2) A licence issued to a person who has been allocated a lot in Category 2 or 3 as a result of the auction or for a pre-determined price will come into force on the day after payment of the balance of the winning price or full balance of the pre-determined price is made, as the case may be, or immediately upon issue if the relevant balance is zero.
3.5 Core licence conditions
(1) Section 66 of the Act requires spectrum licences to include the following core conditions:
(a)a condition specifying the part or parts of the spectrum in which operation of radiocommunications devices is authorised under the licence;
(b)a condition specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission, in parts of the spectrum outside such a part, that may be caused by operation of radiocommunications devices under the licence;
(c)a condition specifying the area within which operation of radiocommunications devices is authorised under the licence; and
(d)a condition specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission, outside that area, that may be caused by operation of radiocommunications devices under the licence.
(2) These conditions will be included in the spectrum licences issued in accordance with this Plan.
Note These core conditions may be varied by the ACMA, with the licensee’s agreement, under section 72 of the Act.
3.6 Determining core licence conditions
(1) For each spectrum licence issued to a person as a result of the auction or for a pre-determined price:
(a)the licence will be for the frequencies, or the aggregation of the frequencies, assigned to the lots allocated to the person in accordance with the allocation determination; and
(b)the geographic area of a licence will be the region described in Schedule 3 that is for the lots allocated to the person in accordance with the allocation determination.
(3) The emission limits outside the area for all licences issued in accordance with this Plan will be calculated in accordance with Schedule 4.
(4) The emission limits outside the band for all licences issued in accordance with this Plan will be calculated in accordance with Schedule 5.
3.7 Other licence conditions
(1) Each spectrum licence will also include conditions about:
(a)payment of charges (section 67 of the Act);
(b)use by third parties (section 68 of the Act);
(c)registration of radiocommunications transmitters (section 69 of the Act); and
(d)residency (section 69A of the Act).
(2) Each spectrum licence issued as a result of the auction or for a pre-determined price will include a condition which will provide that where:
(a)a service is provided using the same parameters as a fixed licence listed in table 1 of Schedule 6 (a specified fixed service); and
(b)the specified fixed service uses frequencies wholly or partly within the 1800 MHz band; and
(c)the specified fixed service is provided using a radiocommunications device operated under an apparatus licence;
the licensee:
(d)must not operate any radiocommunications transmitters authorised under its licence in a manner that would be inconsistent with the protections afforded to those specified fixed services by Part 2 of the Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Spectrum Licensed Transmitters – 1800 MHz Band) 2012. Part 2 specifies the level of out-of-band and in-band protection to be afforded to the specified fixed services; and
(e)cannot claim protection from interference caused by such specified fixed services.
Note 1 The sample licence includes a version of this condition.
Note 2 By operation of section 153H of the Act all fixed licences authorising the operation of the radiocommunications devices listed in table 1 of Schedule 6 are cancelled at the end of the re-allocation period. The ACMA may, however, under subsection 153P (3) of the Act, issue apparatus licences that authorise the operation of the same services that were provided under the fixed licences after the end of the re-allocation period if it is satisfied that special circumstances of the particular case justify the issuing of the licence. If the ACMA does issue any such licences wholly or partly in the 1800 MHz band under subsection 153P (3), and those licences have the same parameters as the licences listed in table 1 of Schedule 6, the spectrum licensee will not be able to establish operation of, or use, any radiocommunications devices authorised by the spectrum licence in a manner that would cause interference to the operation of radiocommunications devices authorised by those fixed licences.
(3) Under section 71 of the Act, the ACMA may also include conditions about other matters as it thinks fit.
(4) Other conditions likely to be imposed are included in the sample spectrum licence at Schedule 7.
Note The ACMA may include conditions in a spectrum licence that are not included in the sample spectrum licence.
3.8 Registration of radiocommunications transmitters
(1) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that prohibits operation of a radiocommunications transmitter unless the requirements under Part 3.5 of the Act to have the transmitter registered have been met.
Note 1 Under subsection 145 (1) of the Act, the ACMA may refuse to include in the Register details of a radiocommunications transmitter that is proposed to be operated under a spectrum licence if the ACMA is satisfied that operation of the transmitter could cause an unacceptable level of interference to the operation of other radiocommunications devices under that or any other licence.
Note 2 Subsection 145 (4) of the Act states that the ACMA may determine, by written instrument, what are unacceptable levels of interference for the purposes of section 145 of the Act.
Note 3 The Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference — 1800 MHz Band) Determination 2012 sets out what are the unacceptable levels of interference for the purpose of registering radiocommunications devices to be operated under a licence issued in accordance with this Plan, and is to be used for the issue of certificates by accredited persons under subsection 145 (3) of the Act.
(2) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that states the following radiocommunications transmitters are exempt from registration:
(a)a mobile transmitter that operates in the 1800 MHz band with a radiated power of less than or equal to 39 dBm EIRP per occupied bandwidth;
(b)a fixed transmitter that operates in the 1800 MHz band with a radiated power always less than or equal to 33 dBm EIRP per occupied bandwidth.
3.9 Draft sample licence
Schedule 7 sets outa sample spectrum licence (sample spectrum licence) including conditions that may be included in each spectrum licence that is issued in a part of the spectrum referred to in the re‑allocation declaration.
Note The sample spectrum licence may not reflect the conditions included in a spectrum licence issued to a winning bidder.
3.10 Compatibility requirements
The advisory guidelines provide a means of coordinating services operating under spectrum licences with other services.
Part 4 After allocation
4.1 Purpose of this Part
This Part describes various matters that apply after spectrum licences are issued in accordance with this Plan.
4.2 Registration of spectrum licences
The ACMA will register all spectrum licences in accordance with Part 3.5 of the Act.
Note Details about registration are in the Radiocommunications (Register of Radiocommunications Licences) Determination 1997.
4.3 Third party use
A licensee may authorise other persons to operate radiocommunications devices under any spectrum licence issued to it, provided it does so in accordance with Division 1 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
4.4 Trading in spectrum licences
A licensee may assign, or otherwise deal with, the whole or any part of a spectrum licence provided it does so in accordance with Division 5 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
4.5 Trading rules
The ACMA has made rules under section 88 of the Act to regulate trading in spectrum licences. Section 85 of the Act requires assignments of the whole or part of any spectrum licence to comply with these rules.
Note The rules are described in the Radiocommunications (Trading Rules for Spectrum Licences) Determination 2012.
4.6 Agreements about emission limits
A licensee may enter into an agreement with adjacent spectrum licensees for the purpose of one or more of the following:
(a) paragraph 1 of Schedule 4 (about emission limits outside the geographic area of the licence); or
(b) paragraph 1 of Schedule 5 (about emission limits outside the band of the licence).
4.7 Spectrum licences that are about to expire
As required by section 78 of the Act, the ACMA must, from time to time, cause to be published on its website notices that:
(a) state where information may be obtained about the spectrum licences that will expire during the period specified in the notice and the parts of the spectrum to which they relate (expiring spectrum licences); and
(b) invite expressions of interest from persons who wish to have issued to them spectrum licences relating to those parts of the spectrum.
4.8 Re‑issue of spectrum licences
(1) The ACMA must re‑issue spectrum licences in accordance with Division 4 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
(2) Spectrum licences that are re‑issued may not take the same form as originally issued as the parts of the spectrum may be divided and distributed differently. Conditions on the spectrum licences may also change. Licensees should not assume that they will be re‑issued with their existing spectrum licences.
Schedule 1 Categories
(subsections 2.4 (1) and (3))
Table 1
Column 1
Category NumberColumn 2
Category nameColumn 3
Lower frequency rangeColumn 4 Upper frequency range Column 5
Bandwidth1 Regional Australia 1725 – 1785 MHz 1820 – 1880 MHz 2 x 5 MHz 2 Residual - Regional 1710 – 1712.5 MHz 1805 – 1807.5 MHz 2 x 2.5 MHz 3 Residual - Metropolitan 1770 – 1775 MHz 1865 – 1870 MHz 2 x 5 MHz Note: After the commencement of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz) Variation 2017 (No. 1), this Plan does not deal with the part of the 1800 MHz band defined as the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band in the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017. The Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017 deals with the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band.
Schedule 2 Lots
(subsection 2.4 (2))
Table 1
Column 1
Lot NumberColumn 2
Lot NameColumn 3
Category NumberColumn 4
RegionColumn 5
Lower frequency rangeColumn 6
Upper frequency range1 DARW01 1 Darwin 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 2 DARW02 1 Darwin 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 3 DARW03 1 Darwin 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 4 DARW04 1 Darwin 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 5 DARW05 1 Darwin 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 6 DARW06 1 Darwin 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 7 DARW07 1 Darwin 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 8 DARW08 1 Darwin 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 9 DARW09 1 Darwin 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 10 DARW10 1 Darwin 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 11 DARW11 1 Darwin 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 12 DARW12 1 Darwin 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 13 NQLD01 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 14 NQLD02 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 15 NQLD03 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 16 NQLD04 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 17 NQLD05 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 18 NQLD06 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 19 NQLD07 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 20 NQLD08 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 21 NQLD09 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 22 NQLD10 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 23 NQLD11 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 24 NQLD12 1 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 25 CQLD01 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 26 CQLD02 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 27 CQLD03 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 28 CQLD04 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 29 CQLD05 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 30 CQLD06 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 31 CQLD07 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 32 CQLD08 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 33 CQLD09 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 34 CQLD10 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 35 CQLD11 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 36 CQLD12 1 Central Queensland (Mackay) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 37 SQLD01 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 38 SQLD02 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 39 SQLD03 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 40 SQLD04 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 41 SQLD05 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 42 SQLD06 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 43 SQLD07 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 44 SQLD08 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 45 SQLD09 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 46 SQLD10 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 47 SQLD11 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 48 SQLD12 1 South Queensland (Maryborough) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 49 NNSW01 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 50 NNSW02 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 51 NNSW03 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 52 NNSW04 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 53 NNSW05 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 54 NNSW06 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 55 NNSW07 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 56 NNSW08 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 57 NNSW09 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 58 NNSW10 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 59 NNSW11 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 60 NNSW12 1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 61 WNSW01 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 62 WNSW02 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 63 WNSW03 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 64 WNSW04 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 65 WNSW05 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 66 WNSW06 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 67 WNSW07 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 68 WNSW08 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 69 WNSW09 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 70 WNSW10 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 71 WNSW11 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 72 WNSW12 1 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 73 CANB01 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 74 CANB02 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 75 CANB03 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 76 CANB04 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 77 CANB05 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 78 CANB06 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 79 CANB07 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 80 CANB08 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 81 CANB09 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 82 CANB10 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 83 CANB11 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 84 CANB12 1 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 85 SNSW01 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 86 SNSW02 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 87 SNSW03 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 88 SNSW04 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 89 SNSW05 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 90 SNSW06 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 91 SNSW07 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 92 SNSW08 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 93 SNSW09 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 94 SNSW10 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 95 SNSW11 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 96 SNSW12 1 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 97 VICT01 1 Regional Victoria 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 98 VICT02 1 Regional Victoria 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 99 VICT03 1 Regional Victoria 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 100 VICT04 1 Regional Victoria 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 101 VICT05 1 Regional Victoria 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 102 VICT06 1 Regional Victoria 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 103 VICT07 1 Regional Victoria 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 104 VICT08 1 Regional Victoria 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 105 VICT09 1 Regional Victoria 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 106 VICT10 1 Regional Victoria 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 107 VICT11 1 Regional Victoria 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 108 VICT12 1 Regional Victoria 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 109 TASM01 1 Tasmania 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 110 TASM02 1 Tasmania 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 111 TASM03 1 Tasmania 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 112 TASM04 1 Tasmania 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 113 TASM05 1 Tasmania 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 114 TASM06 1 Tasmania 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 115 TASM07 1 Tasmania 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 116 TASM08 1 Tasmania 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 117 TASM09 1 Tasmania 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 118 TASM10 1 Tasmania 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 119 TASM11 1 Tasmania 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 120 TASM12 1 Tasmania 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 121 SAUS01 1 Regional South Australia 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 122 SAUS02 1 Regional South Australia 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 123 SAUS03 1 Regional South Australia 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 124 SAUS04 1 Regional South Australia 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 125 SAUS05 1 Regional South Australia 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 126 SAUS06 1 Regional South Australia 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 127 SAUS07 1 Regional South Australia 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 128 SAUS08 1 Regional South Australia 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 129 SAUS09 1 Regional South Australia 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 130 SAUS10 1 Regional South Australia 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 131 SAUS11 1 Regional South Australia 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 132 SAUS12 1 Regional South Australia 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 133 WAUS01 1 Regional Western Australia 1725–1730 MHz 1820–1825 MHz 134 WAUS02 1 Regional Western Australia 1730–1735 MHz 1825–1830 MHz 135 WAUS03 1 Regional Western Australia 1735–1740 MHz 1830–1835 MHz 136 WAUS04 1 Regional Western Australia 1740–1745 MHz 1835–1840 MHz 137 WAUS05 1 Regional Western Australia 1745–1750 MHz 1840–1845 MHz 138 WAUS06 1 Regional Western Australia 1750–1755 MHz 1845–1850 MHz 139 WAUS07 1 Regional Western Australia 1755–1760 MHz 1850–1855 MHz 140 WAUS08 1 Regional Western Australia 1760–1765 MHz 1855–1860 MHz 141 WAUS09 1 Regional Western Australia 1765–1770 MHz 1860–1865 MHz 142 WAUS10 1 Regional Western Australia 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz 143 WAUS11 1 Regional Western Australia 1775–1780 MHz 1870–1875 MHz 144 WAUS12 1 Regional Western Australia 1780–1785 MHz 1875–1880 MHz 145 RESD01 2 North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville) 1710–1712.5 MHz 1805–1807.5 MHz 146 RESD02 2 Regional South Australia 1710–1712.5 MHz 1805–1807.5 MHz 147 RESD03 3 Adelaide 1770–1775 MHz 1865–1870 MHz Note 1: The region in column 4 indicates the geographical area in which radiocommunications devices may be operated using the lot. Each region is defined by reference to its HCIS identifiers in Schedule 3.
Note 2: After the commencement of the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz) Variation 2017 (No. 1), this Plan does not deal with the part of the 1800 MHz band defined as the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band in the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017. The Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz unallocated lots band) 2017 deals with the 1800 MHz (unallocated lots) band.
Schedule 3 Regions
(paragraph 3.6 (1) (b))
There are lots offered in thirteen regions. The regions are:
1)Darwin
2)North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville)
3)Central Queensland (Mackay)
4)South Queensland (Maryborough)
5)Northern New South Wales (Grafton)
6)Western New South Wales (Dubbo)
7)Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales)
8)Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury)
9)Regional Victoria
10)Tasmania
11)Regional South Australia
12)Regional Western Australia
13)Adelaide.
The thirteen areas are described by the HCIS identifiers specified in table 1. Each region is described using the hierarchical cell identifier scheme (HCIS) in the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012 (ASMG). There are four levels to the HCIS corresponding to 3 degree, 1 degree, 15 minute and 5 minute cells of the ASMG.
The geographic area of a region can be determined by the aggregation of block areas referenced by HCIS identifiers used to describe it. Refer to the ASMG for a complete description of the naming convention referred to as the HCIS, as published by the ACMA.
Note The map of the regions is included for information only. The ACMA does not accept responsibility for the accuracy of that information. Potential participants in the allocation process should obtain their own advice and make their own inquiries into the pictorial representations of the regions.
Table 1 HCIS identifiers for spectrum licences in the 1800 MHZ band
Geographic areas HCIS identifiers Darwin
GO7C, GO7D, GO7G, GO7H, GO8A, GO8E, GO7K, GO7L, GO8I
North Queensland (Cairns/Townsville)
LQ1, LQ2, LQ4, LQ5, LQ7, LQ8, LR2, LR3, LR5, LR6
Central Queensland (Mackay) MR1, MR4, MR5, MR7, MR8, MR9, MS1, MS2, MS3, MS4, MS5, MS6, NS4 South Queensland (Maryborough) MS8, MS9, MT3, MT6, MT9, MU3, MU5, MU6, MU8, MU9, NS7, NS8, NS9, NT1, NT2, NT3, NT4, NT7, NU1, NT5A, NT5B, NT5C, NT5D, NT5E, NT5F, NT5G, NT5H, NT5I, NT5J, NT5K, NT5L, NT5M, NT5N, NT6A, NT6B, NT6C, NT6D, NT6E, NT6F, NT6G, NT6H, NT6I, NT6J, NT6K, NT6L, NT8A, NT8B, NT8E, NT8F, NT8I, NT8J, NT8M, NT8N, NU2A, NU2B, MV2A, MV2B, MV2C, MV2D, MV2H, MV3A, MV3B, MV3C, MV3D, MV3E, MV3F, MV3G, MV3H, MV3J, MV3K, NU4A, NU4B, NU4C, NU4D, NU4E, NU4F, NU4G, NU4H, NU4I, NU4J, NU4K, NU4M, NU4N, NU4O, NU7A, NU7B, NU7C, NU7E, NU7F, NU7G, NU7I, NU7J, NU7M, NU7N, NV1A, NV1B, NV1E, NV1F, NT5O1, NT5O2, NT5O3, NT5P1, NT5P2, NT5P3, NT6M1, NT6M2, NT6M3, NT6N1, NT6N2, NT6N3, NT6O1, NT6O2, NT6O3, NT6P1, NT6P2, NT6P3, NU2C4, NU2C5, NU2C6, NU2D4, NU2C7, NU2C8, NU2C9, NU2D7, MV2E1, MV2E2, MV2E3, MV2F1, MV2F2, MV2F3, MV2G1, MV2G2, MV2G3, MV2G6, MV2L2, MV2L3, MV3I1, MV3I2, MV3I3, MV3L1, MV3L2, MV3L3, NV1I1, MV2L6, MV3I4, MV3I5, MV3I6, MV3L4, MV3L5, MV3L6, MV3I8, MV3I9, MV3L7, MV3N1, MV3N2, MV3N3, MV3O1, MV3O2, NU4L4, NU4L5, NU4L6, NU4L7, NU4L8, NU4P1, NU4P2, NU4P4, NU4P7, NU7D1, NU7D4, NU7D7, NU7K1, NU7K2, NU7K3, NU7K4, NU7K5, NU7K6, NU7K7, NU7O1, NU7O4, NU2E1, NU2E2, NU2E3, NU2F1, NU2F2, NU2F3, NU2G1, NU2G2, NU2E4, NU2E5, NU2E7, NU2I1, NU2I4, NU2I7, NU2M1, NU2M4, NU2M7, NU5A1, NU5A4, NU5A7, NU5E1, NU5E4, NU4L1, NU4L2, NU4L3, NU2G3, NU2H1, NU7O7, NV1C1 Northern New South Wales (Grafton) NU6, NU8, NU9, NV2, NV3, NU2J, NU2K, NU2L, NU2N, NU2O, NU2P, NU3M, NU3N, NU3O, NU3P, NU5B, NU5C, NU5D, NU5F, NU5G, NU5H, NU5I, NU5J, NU5K, NU5L, NU5M, NU5N, NU5O, NU5P, NU7H, NU7L, NU7P, NV1D, NV1G, NV1H, NV1K, NV1L, NV1O, NV1P, NV4C, NV4D, NV4G, NV4H, NV5A, NV5B, NV5C, NV5D, NV5E, NV5F, NV5G, NV5H, NU4L9, NU4P3, NU4P5, NU4P6, NU4P8, NU4P9, NU7D2, NU7D3, NU7D5, NU7D6, NU7D8, NU7D9, NU7K8, NU7K9, NU7O2, NU7O3, NU7O5, NU7O6, NU2E6, NU2F4, NU2F5, NU2F6, NU2G4, NU2G5, NU2E8, NU2E9, NU2F7, NU2F8, NU2F9, NU2G7, NU2G8, NU2I2, NU2I3, NU2I5, NU2I6, NU2I8, NU2I9, NU2M2, NU2M3, NU2M5, NU2M6, NU2M8, NU2M9, NU5A2, NU5A3, NU5A5, NU5A6, NU5A8, NU5A9, NU5E2, NU5E3, NU5E5, NU5E6, NU5E7, NU5E8, NU5E9, NU2G6, NU2H4, NU2H5, NU2H6, NU3E4, NU2G9, NU2H7, NU2H8, NU2H9, NU3E7, NU3I1, NU3I4, NU3I5, NU3I6, NU3J4, NU3J5, NU3J6, NU3K4, NU3K5, NU3K6, NU3L4, NU3L5, NU3L6, NU3I7, NU3I8, NU3I9, NU3J7, NU3J8, NU3J9, NU3K7, NU3K8, NU3K9, NU3L7, NU3L8, NU3L9, NU7O8, NU7O9, NV1C2, NV1C3, NV1C4, NV1C5, NV1C6, NV1C7, NV1C8, NV1C9, NV4K1, NV4K2, NV4K3, NV4L1, NV4L2, NV4L3, NV5I1, NV5I2, NV5I3, NV5J1, NV5J2, NV5J3, NV5K1, NV5K2, NV5K3, NV5L1, NV5L2, NV5L3 Western New South Wales (Dubbo) MV4, MV5, MV6, MV7, MV8, LV9A, LV9B, LV9C, LV9D, LV9E, LV9F, LV9G, LV9H, MV2I, MV2J, MV2K, MV2M, MV2N, MV2O, MV2P, MV3M, MV3P, MV9A, MV9B, MV9C, NV1J, NV1M, NV1N, NV4A, NV4B, NV4E, NV4F, LV9J, LV9K, LV9L, LV9O, LV9P, LW3D, MW1A, MW1B, MW1C, MW1E, MW1F, MW1G, MW1D, MW1H, MW2A, MW2B, MW2C, MW2D, MW2E, MW2F, MV2E4, MV2E5, MV2E6, MV2F4, MV2F5, MV2F6, MV2G4, MV2G5, MV2E7, MV2E8, MV2E9, MV2F7, MV2F8, MV2F9, MV2G7, MV2G8, MV2G9, MV2L1, NV1I2, NV1I3, MV2L4, MV2L5, NV1I4, NV1I5, NV1I6, MV2L7, MV2L8, MV2L9, MV3I7, MV3L8, MV3L9, NV1I7, NV1I8, NV1I9, MV3O3, MV3N4, MV3N5, MV3N6, MV3O4, MV3O5, MV3O6, MV3N7, MV3N8, MV3N9, MV3O7, MV3O8, MV3O9, NV4I1, NV4I2, NV4I3, NV4J1, NV4I4, NV4I7, NV4M1, NV4M4, NV4M7, MV9D1, MV9D2, MV9D3, NV7A1, MV9D4, MV9D5, MV9D7, MV9D8, MV9E1, MV9E2, MV9E3, MV9F1, MV9F2, MV9F3, MV9G1, MV9G2, MV9G3, MV9H1, MV9H2, NV4J2, NV4J3, LV9I3, LV9I6, LV9I9, LV9N2, LV9N5, LV9N3, LV9N6, LW3C1, LW3C2, LW3C3, LW3C6, LW3C9, LW3H2, LW3H3, LW3H5, LW3H6, MW1I3, MW1J1, MW1J2, MW1J3, MW1K1, MW1K2, MW1K3, MW1J5, MW1J6, MW1K4, MW1K5, MW1K6, MW2G1, MW2G2, MW2G3, MW2G4, MW2G5, MW2G6, MW2G7, MW1L1, MW1L2, MW1L3, MW2I1, MW2I2, MW2I3, MW2J1, MW2J2, MW2J3, MW2K1, MW1L4, MW1L5, MW1L6, MW2I4, MW2I5, MW2I6, MW2J4, MW2J5, MW2J6, MW2K4 Canberra (including south coast of New South Wales) MW5, MW6, MW8, MW9, MX3, MW1O, MW4C, MW4G, MW4K, MW4O, MW7C, MW7G, MW7J, MW7K, MW1P, MW2H, MW2L, MW2M, MW2N, MW2O, MW2P, MW3A, MW3E, MW3I, MW3M, MW3N, MW4D, MW4H, MW4L, MW4P, MW7D, MW7H, MW7L, MW7P, MX2C, MX2D, MW1K7, MW1K8, MW1K9, MW7F3, MW7F6, MW7F9, MW7N1, MW7N2, MW7N3, MW7O1, MW7O2, MW7O3, MW7N6, MW7O4, MW7O5, MW7O6, MW7O9, MX1D1, MX1D2, MX1D3, MX2A1, MX2A2, MX2A3, MX2B1, MX2B2, MX2B3, MX1D6, MX2A4, MX2A5, MX2A6, MX2B4, MX2B5, MX2B6, MX2B8, MX2B9, MX2G1, MX2G2, MX2G3, MX2H1, MX2H2, MX2H3, MX2H4, MX2H5, MX2H6, MW3B1, MW3B4, MW3B7, MW3F1, MW3F4, MW2G8, MW2G9, MW3F7, MW2K2, MW2K3, MW3J1, MW2K5, MW2K6, MW3J4, MW3J5, MW3J6, MW1L7, MW1L8, MW1L9, MW2I7, MW2I8, MW2I9, MW2J7, MW2J8, MW2J9, MW2K7, MW2K8, MW2K9, MW3J7, MW3J8, MW3J9, MW3O4, MW3O5, MW3O6, MW3P4, MW3P5, MW3P6, NW1M4, NW1M5, MW3O7, MW3O8, MW3O9, MW3P7, MW3P8, MW3P9, NW1M7, NW1M8 Southern New South Wales/Riverina (Albury) KW6, LW2, LW4, LW5, LW6, KW5A, KW5B, KW5C, KW5D, KW5G, KW5H, KW5K, KW5L, KW5P, KW9A, KW9B, KW9C, KW9D, KW9G, KW9H, LV9M, LW3A, LW3B, LW3E, LW3F, LW3G, LW3I, LW3J, LW3K, LW3L, LW3M, LW3N, LW3O, LW3P, LW7A, LW7B, LW7C, LW7D, LW7E, LW7F, LW7G, LW7H, LW7L, LW8A, LW8B, LW8C, LW8D, LW8E, LW8F, LW8G, LW8H, LW8I, LW8J, LW8K, LW8L, LW8N, LW8O, LW8P, LW9A, LW9B, LW9C, LW9D, LW9E, LW9F, LW9G, LW9H, LW9I, LW9J, LW9K, LW9L, LW9M, MW1M, MW1N, MW4A, MW4B, MW4E, MW4F, MW4I, MW4J, MW4M, MW4N, MW7A, MW7B, MW7E, MW7I, KW5E1, KW5E2, KW5E3, KW5F1, KW5F2, KW5F3, KW5E4, KW5E5, KW5E6, KW5F4, KW5F5, KW5F6, KW5F8, KW5F9, KW5J2, KW5J3, KW5J5, KW5J6, KW5J8, KW5J9, KW8D8, KW8D9, KW9F2, KW9F3, KW9F5, KW9F6, KW9F8, KW9F9, KW9L1, KW9L2, KW9L3, LW7I1, LW7I2, LW7I3, LW7J1, LW7J2, LW7J3, LW7K1, LW7K2, LW7K3, KW9L4, KW9L5, KW9L6, LW7I4, LW7I5, LW7I6, LW7J4, LW7J5, LW7J6, LW7K4, LW7K5, LW7K6, LW7K9, LW7O3, LW7P1, LW7P2, LW7P3, LW8M1, LW7O6, LW7P4, LW7P5, LW7P6, LW8M4, KW5O2, KW5O3, KW5O5, KW5O6, KW5O8, KW5O9, KW8D2, KW8D3, KW8D5, KW8D6, LV9I1, LV9I2, LV9I4, LV9I5, LV9I7, LV9I8, LV9N1, LV9N4, LV9N7, LV9N8, LV9N9, LW3C4, LW3C5, LW3C7, LW3C8, LW3H1, LW3H4, LW3H7, LW3H8, LW3H9, MW1I1, MW1I2, MW1I4, MW1I5, MW1I6, MW1J4, MW1I7, MW1I8, MW1I9, MW1J7, MW1J8, MW1J9, MW7F1, MW7F2, MW7F4, MW7F5, MW7F7, MW7F8, LW8M2, LW8M3, LW9N1, LW9N2, LW9N3, LW9O1, LW9O2, LW9O3, LW8M5, LW8M6, LW8M9, LX2A3, LX2B1, LX2B2, LX2B3, LX2C1, LX2C2, LX2C3 Regional Victoria JW6, JW9, JX3, JX6, KW4, KW7, KX1, KX2, KX4, KX5, KX8, KX9, LX3, LX5, LX6, LX7, LX8, LX9, MX4, MX7, KW5I, KW5M, KW5N, KW8A, KW8B, KW8E, KW8F, KW8I, KW8J, KW8M, KW8N, KX6M, KX6N, KX6O, KX6P, LX4M, LX4N, LX4O, LX4P, KW8C, KW8G, KW8H, KW8K, KW8L, KW8O, KW8P, KW9E, KW9I, KW9J, KW9K, KW9M, KW9N, KW9O, KW9P, KX3A, KX3B, KX3C, KX3D, KX3E, KX3I, LW7M, LW7N, LW9P, LX1A, LX1B, LX1C, LX1D, LX1F, LX1G, LX1H, LX1L, LX1P, LX2D, LX2E, LX2F, LX2G, LX2H, LX2I, LX2J, LX2K, LX2L, LX2M, LX2N, LX2O, LX2P, LX4D, LX4G, LX4H, LX4K, LX4L, MW7M, MX1A, MX1B, MX1C, MX1E, MX1F, MX1G, MX1I, MX1J, MX1K, MX1M, MX1N, MX1O, MX1H, MX1L, MX1P, MX2E, MX2F, MX2I, MX2J, MX2K, MX2L, MX2M, MX2N, MX2O, MX2P, KW5E7, KW5E8, KW5E9, KW5F7, KW5J1, KW5J4, KW5J7, KW8D7, KW9F1, KW9F4, KW9F7, KW9L7, KW9L8, KW9L9, LW7I7, LW7I8, LW7I9, LW7J7, LW7J8, LW7J9, LW7K7, LW7K8, LW7O1, LW7O2, LW7O4, LW7O5, LW7O7, LW7O8, LW7O9, LW7P7, LW7P8, LW7P9, LW8M7, LX2A1, LX2A4, LX2A7, KX3F1, KX3F2, KX3F3, KX3G1, KX3G2, KX3G3, KX3H1, KX3H2, KX3H3, LX1E1, LX1E2, LX1E3, KX3F4, KX3F5, KX3F6, KX3G4, KX3G5, KX3G6, LX1E5, LX1E6, LX1J2, LX1J3, LX1K1, LX1K2, LX1K3, LX1K5, LX1K6, LX1K8, LX1K9, KX3M1, KX3M2, KX3M3, KX3M4, KX3M5, KX3M7, KX6A1, KX6A4, KX6A7, KX6E1, LX4F3, KX6E4, LX4F6, KX6E7, LX4F9, KX6I1, LX4J3, KX6I4, LX4J6, KX6I7, LX4J9, KW5O1, KW5O4, KW5O7, KW8D1, KW8D4, LW9N4, LW9N5, LW9N6, LW9O4, LW9O5, LW9O6, MW7N4, MW7N5, LW8M8, LW9N7, LW9N8, LW9N9, LW9O7, LW9O8, LW9O9, MW7N7, MW7N8, MW7N9, MW7O7, MW7O8, LX2A2, LX2A5, LX2A6, LX2B4, LX2B5, LX2B6, LX2C4, LX2C5, LX2C6, LX2A8, LX2A9, LX2B7, LX2B8, LX2B9, LX2C7, LX2C8, LX2C9, MX1D4, MX1D5, MX1D7, MX1D8, MX1D9, MX2A7, MX2A8, MX2A9, MX2B7, MX2G4, MX2G5, MX2G6, MX2G7, MX2G8, MX2G9, MX2H7, MX2H8, MX2H9 Tasmania KY2, KY3, KY6, LY1, LY2, LY3, LY4, LY5, LY6, LY7, LY8, LY9, LZ1, LZ2, LZ3, MY1, MY4, MY7, MZ1 Regional South Australia GV1, GV2, GV3, GV6, HV1, HV2, HV4, HV5, HV6, HV8, HV9, HW3, HW6, IV4, IV5, IV6, IV7, IV8, IV9, IW1, IW2, IW4, IW5, IW7, IW8, IW9, JV4, JV5, JV7, JV8, JW2, JW4, JW5, JW7, JW8, JX1, JX2, JX5, IW3A, IW3B, IW3C, IW3D, IW6I, IW6J, IW6K, IW6L, IW6M, IW6N, IW6O, IW6P, JW1A, JW1B, JW1C, JW1D, JW1F, JW1G, JW1H, JW1J, JW1K, JW1L, JW1N, JW1O, JW1P, IW3E1, IW3E2, IW3E3, IW3E4, IW3E7, IW3I1, IW3I4, IW3I7, IW3M1, IW3M4, IW3M7, IW6A1, IW6A4, IW6A7, IW6E1, IW6E4, IW6E7, IW3F1, IW3F2, IW3F3, IW3G1, IW3G2, IW3G3, IW3H1, IW3H2, IW3H3, JW1E1, JW1E2, JW1E3, JW1E5, JW1E6, JW1E8, JW1E9, JW1I2, JW1I3, JW1I5, JW1I6, JW1I8, JW1I9, JW1M2, JW1M3, JW1M5, JW1M6, JW1M7, JW1M8, JW1M9 Regional Western Australia AU9, AV9, AW3, BU7, BU8, BU9, BV3, BV6, BV7, BV8, BV9, BW1, BW2, BW3, BW5, BW6, CV4, CV7, CW1, CW4, BV1A, BV1B, BV1C, BV1D, BV2A, BV2B, BV2C, BV2D, BV2G, BV2H, BV2K, BV2L, BV2O, BV2P, BV5C, BV5D, BV5G, BV5H, BV5K, BV5L, BV5O, BV5P, BV1E1, BV1E2, BV1E3, BV1F1, BV1F2, BV1F3, BV1G1, BV1G2, BV1G3, BV1H1, BV1H2, BV1H3, BV2E1, BV2E2, BV2E3, BV2F1, BV2F2, BV2F3, BV1E4, BV1E5, BV1E6, BV1F4, BV1F5, BV1F6, BV1G4, BV1G5, BV1G6, BV1H4, BV1H5, BV1H6, BV2E4, BV2E5, BV2E6, BV2F4, BV2F5, BV2F6, BV4M4, BV4M5, BV4M6, BV4N4, BV4N5, BV4N6, BV4O4, BV4O5, BV4O6, BV4P4, BV4P5, BV4P6, BV5M4, BV5M5, BV5M6, BV5N4, BV5N5, BV5N6, BV4M7, BV4M8, BV4M9, BV4N7, BV4N8, BV4N9, BV4O7, BV4O8, BV4O9, BV4P7, BV4P8, BV4P9, BV5M7, BV5M8, BV5M9, BV5N7, BV5N8, BV5N9 Adelaide IW3J, IW3K, IW3L, IW3N, IW3O, IW3P, IW6B, IW6C, IW6D, IW6F, IW6G, IW6H, IW3E5, IW3E6, IW3E8, IW3E9, IW3F4, IW3F5, IW3F6, IW3F7, IW3F8, IW3F9, IW3G4, IW3G5, IW3G6, IW3G7, IW3G8, IW3G9, IW3H4, IW3H5, IW3H6, IW3H7, IW3H8, IW3H9, IW3I2, IW3I3, IW3I5, IW3I6, IW3I8, IW3I9, IW3M2, IW3M3, IW3M5, IW3M6, IW3M8, IW3M9, IW6A2, IW6A3, IW6A5, IW6A6, IW6A8, IW6A9, IW6E2, IW6E3, IW6E5, IW6E6, IW6E8, IW6E9, JW1E4, JW1E7, JW1I1, JW1I4, JW1I7, JW1M1, JW1M4 Indicative Pictorial Representation
Figure 1 shows the shaded areas which correspond with the lots offered by way of a pictorial representation. Refer to the HCIS identifiers specified in table 1 of this Schedule for the HCIS description of the lots.
Schedule 4 Emission limits outside of the area
(subsection 3.6 (3) and paragraph 4.6 (a))
1. Where a written agreement specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission exists between:
(a) the licensee; and
(b) all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent licences and area-adjacent licences;
the licensee must comply with that specified maximum permitted level of radio emission.
2. Where there is no written agreement for the purposes of paragraph 1 in force, the licensee must comply with paragraph 3.
3. (1) The licensee must ensure that the maximum permitted level of radio emission for an area outside of the geographic area for which the licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices caused by operation of radiocommunications devices under the licence does not exceed a radiated maximum true mean power of 54.5 dBm EIRP per 30 kHz.
(2) The licensee complies with sub-paragraph 3(1) by ensuring that no radiocommunications device is operated under the licence in excess of a radiated maximum true mean power of 54.5 dBm EIRP per 30 kHz.
Schedule 5 Emission limits outside the band
(subsection 3.6 (4) and paragraph 4.6 (b))
1. Where a written agreement specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission exists between:
(a) the licensee; and
(b) all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent licences and area-adjacent licences;
the licensee must comply with that specified maximum permitted level of radio emission.
2. Where there is no written agreement for the purposes of paragraph 1 in force, the licensee must comply with paragraphs 3 to 9.
Non spurious emission limits
3. (1) Subject to sub-paragraph 3(2), the licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under the licence do not exceed the non spurious emission limits in paragraphs 4 and 5.
(2) For any frequency where an emission limit described in paragraph 6 is less than an emission limit described in paragraphs 4 or 5, the emission limit in paragraph 6 applies instead of the emission limits in paragraphs 4 and 5.
4. The non spurious emission limits in table 1 apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the 1710 – 1785 MHz and 1805 – 1880 MHz frequency bands; and
(b) offset from 1785 MHz, 1805 MHz and 1880 MHz;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the 1785 MHz, 1805 MHz and 1880 MHz band edges. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset.
Table 1: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset range Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
0 Hz ≤ foffset < 200 kHz 2 30 kHz 200 kHz ≤ foffset < 900 kHz 30 kHz 900 kHz ≤ foffset < 5.6 MHz
-8.5
30 kHz
foffset ≥ 5.6 MHz -18.5 30 kHz 5. The non spurious emission limits in tables 2a and 2b apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the 1710 – 1785 MHz frequency band; and
(b) offset from 1710 MHz;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the 1710 MHz band edge. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset.
Table 2a: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset
range
Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth 0 Hz ≤ foffset < 500 kHz -8.5 30 kHz foffset ≥ 500 kHz -33.5 30 kHz Table 2b: Radiated peak power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset
range
Radiated peak power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth 0 Hz ≤ foffset < 300 kHz 10 300 kHz 6. The non spurious emission limits in table 3 apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the upper or lower frequency limits of the frequency band in which the licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices; and
(b) offset from the upper or lower frequency limits of the frequency band in which the licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the upper or lower frequency limits of the frequency band in which the licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset.
Table 3: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset range
Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth
0 Hz ≤ foffset < 200 kHz 21.5 30 kHz 200 kHz ≤ foffset < 1 MHz 30 kHz 1 MHz ≤ foffset < 5.8 MHz -8.5 30 kHz foffset ≥ 5.8 MHz -13 30 kHz Spurious emission limits
7. The licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under the licence do not exceed the spurious emission limits in paragraphs 8 and 9.
8. For radiocommunications transmitters operated under the licence, the spurious emission limits in table 4 apply at frequencies outside the 1710 – 1785 MHz and 1805 – 1880 MHz frequency bands.
Table 4: Radiocommunications transmitter spurious emission limits
Frequency range
(f)
Radiated mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
9 kHz ≤ f < 150 kHz -36 1 kHz 150 kHz ≤ f < 30 MHz -36 10 kHz 30 MHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -36 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 3.5 GHz -2 1 MHz 3.5 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -30 1 MHz 9. For radiocommunications receivers operated under the licence, the spurious emission limits in table 5 apply at frequencies outside the 1710 – 1785 MHz and 1805 – 1880 MHz frequency bands.
Table 5: Radiocommunications receiver spurious emission limits
Frequency range
(f)
Radiated mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
9 kHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -57 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 3.5 GHz -19 1 MHz 3.5 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -47 1 MHz
Schedule 6 Specified fixed licences
(paragraph 3.7 (2) (a) and subsection 3.7 (4))
Table 1
| Licence Number | Link ID | A-End Site ID | A-End Location | B-End Site ID | B-End Location | State/Territory |
| 80701 | 18997 | 14874 | TAROOM | 16462 | COCKATOO | QLD |
| 83532 | 20451 | 25218 | CALCA | 25240 | STREAKY BAY | SA |
| 85312 | 21377 | 28255 | WAGIN | 28267 | WAGIN | WA |
| 85408 | 21427 | 28255 | WAGIN | 150999 | WAGIN | WA |
| 85601 | 21531 | 29001 | TARWONGA | 29002 | TARWONGA | WA |
| 85631 | 21537 | 29002 | TARWONGA | 29003 | WANERIE | WA |
| 85896 | 21668 | 38462 | HORDERN VALE | 36661 | YUULONG | VIC |
| 513721 | 95903 | 31366 | MAYA EAST | 31357 | WUBIN | WA |
| 515985 | 97975 | 53923 | UNICUP | 53924 | NOOBIJUP | WA |
| 515997 | 97977 | 53924 | NOOBIJUP | 53925 | BOKERUP | WA |
| 1218418 | 222784 | 203352 | CHURENING SPRING | 29177 | QUAIRADING | WA |
| 1218421 | 222786 | 29190 | BAANDEE DOODLAKINE | 203352 | CHURENING SPRING | WA |
| 1305499 | 424324 | 12092 | BEMM RIVER | 12096 | DONALD KNOB | VIC |
| 1403997 | 130938 | 19314 | DALBEG | 19306 | MILLAROO | QLD |
| 1501799 | 135372 | 24999 | KARKOO | 24956 | BROOKER | SA |
| 1601796 | 137682 | 28354 | CRANBROOK | 600505 | FRANKLAND | WA |
| 1601797 | 137684 | 600505 | FRANKLAND | 54920 | FRANKLAND | WA |
| 1700141 | 140876 | 33781 | KING ISLAND | 38702 | KING ISLAND | TAS |
| 71979 | 14743 | 16325 | REDVALE | 16321 | CHILTERN HILL | QLD |
| 75531 | 16300 | 16451 | MUNDUBBERA | 16466 | CSIRO NARAYEN | QLD |
| 75533 | 16301 | 16466 | CSIRO NARAYEN | 38218 | MONOGORILBY | QLD |
| 77393 | 17304 | 14788 | WYCHIE | 14787 | CHINCHILLA | QLD |
| 78993 | 18128 | 7242 | WATERCOURSE | 7237 | BUNNOR | NSW |
| 79479 | 18375 | 29158 | KELLERBERRIN | 29190 | BAANDEE DOODLAKINE | WA |
| 80109 | 18692 | 16404 | MAIDENWELL | 16325 | REDVALE | QLD |
| 80403 | 18819 | 29111 | MECKERING | 29157 | CUNDERDIN | WA |
| 82294 | 19808 | 14768 | DUNMORE | 14751 | DURABILLA | QLD |
| 82308 | 19815 | 28235 | NARROGIN | 28964 | NARROGIN | WA |
| 82672 | 20010 | 38121 | BOX RIDGE | 6189 | MUSWELLBROOK | NSW |
| 82742 | 20037 | 28654 | DUMBLEYUNG | 28657 | DUMBLEYUNG | WA |
| 83566 | 20470 | 31357 | WUBIN | 31342 | DALWALLINU | WA |
| 84233 | 20839 | 28385 | GNOWELLEN | 28588 | NALYERLUP | WA |
| 84235 | 20840 | 28387 | KOJANEERUP SOUTH | 28588 | NALYERLUP | WA |
| 84237 | 20841 | 28584 | MAGITUP | 28565 | BORDEN | WA |
| 84239 | 20842 | 28565 | BORDEN | 28588 | NALYERLUP | WA |
| 84569 | 21012 | 28787 | PINGARING | 28789 | LAKE GRACE | WA |
| 84880 | 21166 | 23996 | BORRIKA | 23525 | KAROONDA | SA |
| 84884 | 21168 | 23639 | KEITH | 23670 | SHERWOOD | SA |
| 85050 | 21253 | 7321 | GARAH | 7320 | GARAH | NSW |
| 85180 | 21306 | 28518 | PINGRUP | 28523 | PINGRUP | WA |
| 85419 | 21432 | 14787 | CHINCHILLA | 14803 | GLENHOPE | QLD |
| 85523 | 21481 | 24006 | PATA | 24135 | BERRI | SA |
| 85900 | 21670 | 23639 | KEITH | 23616 | MONKOORA | SA |
| 86169 | 21798 | 11347 | MUDGEE | 36251 | MT BOCOBLE | NSW |
| 86666 | 22035 | 38522 | GOONDIWINDI | 7384 | MUNDINE | QLD |
| 87183 | 22308 | 28693 | NEWDEGATE | 28609 | LAKE GRACE | WA |
| 87185 | 22309 | 38578 | NEWDEGATE | 28693 | NEWDEGATE | WA |
| 87319 | 22381 | 7238 | GARAH | 7321 | GARAH | NSW |
| 87378 | 22405 | 28892 | CORRIGIN | 28909 | CORRIGIN | WA |
| 87379 | 22406 | 28903 | CORRIGIN | 28909 | CORRIGIN | WA |
| 87380 | 22407 | 28903 | CORRIGIN | 28906 | CORRIGIN | WA |
| 87381 | 22408 | 28898 | CORRIGIN | 28906 | CORRIGIN | WA |
| 87703 | 22585 | 30382 | BEACON | 30381 | CLEARY NORTH | WA |
| 88118 | 22840 | 7363 | SPRINGFIELD | 7358 | NORTH STAR | NSW |
| 88242 | 22906 | 28344 | TAMBELLUP | 28315 | KATANNING | WA |
| 88509 | 23064 | 33622 | WEST LAUNCESTON | 33429 | COXES HILL | TAS |
| 88511 | 23065 | 33429 | COXES HILL | 33430 | BLESSINGTON | TAS |
| 88817 | 23299 | 14755 | WINDSOR | 14756 | MOONIE | QLD |
| 88858 | 23316 | 28201 | WANDERING | 28195 | PUMPHREYS BRIDGE | WA |
| 88949 | 23397 | 30509 | GINGIN | 30499 | BINDOON | WA |
| 89436 | 23642 | 38794 | PORT AUGUSTA | 25337 | COMMISSARIAT POINT | SA |
| 89442 | 23645 | 38796 | MOORA | 38797 | MOORA | WA |
| 89444 | 23646 | 38798 | MILING | 38796 | MOORA | WA |
| 90172 | 24000 | 38578 | NEWDEGATE | 28760 | NEWDEGATE | WA |
| 90174 | 24001 | 28693 | NEWDEGATE | 38578 | NEWDEGATE | WA |
| 90664 | 24211 | 6401 | MURRURUNDI | 6377 | MURRURUNDI | NSW |
| 90735 | 24241 | 14787 | CHINCHILLA | 38950 | ESCHOL | QLD |
| 90744 | 24245 | 38953 | TUCKA TUCKA | 7363 | SPRINGFIELD | NSW |
| 519024 | 99158 | 54117 | WICKEPIN | 54118 | EAST PINGELLY | WA |
| 519151 | 99178 | 54135 | WHEATLEY | 54136 | NORTHCLIFFE | WA |
| 519153 | 99179 | 54137 | NORTHCLIFFE | 54135 | WHEATLEY | WA |
| 520001 | 99399 | 28354 | CRANBROOK | 54257 | CRANBROOK | WA |
| 522796 | 100197 | 54655 | MARCHAGEE | 53833 | COOROW | WA |
| 524848 | 100709 | 28354 | CRANBROOK | 54822 | CRANBROOK | WA |
| 525138 | 100733 | 38300 | GNOWANGERUP | 37682 | TAMBELLUP | WA |
| 1101153 | 207873 | 19865 | MUTARNEE | 19779 | PALUMA | QLD |
| 1135974 | 152663 | 131399 | ORCHID VALLEY | 29051 | KULIKUP | WA |
| 1147734 | 304228 | 18743 | GLENDEN | 18744 | NEWLANDS MINE | QLD |
| 1148109 | 300775 | 500838 | WILLOWIE | 24345 | HAMMOND | SA |
| 1148412 | 301086 | 21955 | PALM COVE | 21755 | WANGETTI | QLD |
| 1149636 | 308961 | 132627 | CHINCHILLA | 133072 | KOGAN | QLD |
| 1180559 | 303935 | 36308 | WYAGA HOMESTEAD | 38118 | YARRILL CREEK | QLD |
| 1180692 | 304538 | 28876 | NARAMBEEN | 29275 | NAREMBEEN | WA |
| 1401945 | 130358 | 16943 | CALLIOPE | 17083 | NAGOORIN | QLD |
| 1401978 | 130367 | 6887 | ATHOLWOOD | 400244 | BRACKER FOREST | NSW |
| 1403973 | 207699 | 19703 | MT FOX | 20530 | INGHAM | QLD |
| 1404462 | 131095 | 38118 | YARRILL CREEK | 13684 | CALINGUNEE | QLD |
| 1404540 | 207871 | 36857 | RAVENSWOOD | 19688 | MT WRIGHT | QLD |
| 1405125 | 131359 | 14902 | TARA | 400457 | BENNETT | QLD |
| 1408851 | 158958 | 401132 | DARR CREEK | 37146 | DARR CREEK | QLD |
| 1408852 | 158959 | 38950 | ESCHOL | 401132 | DARR CREEK | QLD |
| 1413742 | 189035 | 16321 | CHILTERN HILL | 16369 | BOONDOOMA | QLD |
| 1426919 | 252817 | 17500 | TOMLIN | 403875 | WOWAN | QLD |
| 1451397 | 262017 | 18744 | NEWLANDS MINE | 18743 | GLENDEN | QLD |
| 1464069 | 162613 | 17650 | OGMORE | 17649 | LANGDALE HILL | QLD |
| 1465196 | 183920 | 17511 | WOORABINDA | 460997 | DAWSON RANGE | QLD |
| 1465197 | 183921 | 460997 | DAWSON RANGE | 400372 | BARALABA | QLD |
| 1500788 | 134852 | 23589 | CADGEE | 23716 | NARACOORTE | SA |
| 1501570 | 135330 | 25131 | KIMBA | 500406 | KOONGAWA | SA |
| 1501800 | 135373 | 25100 | LOCK | 500405 | BAYLEY PLAINS | SA |
| 1501801 | 135374 | 24999 | KARKOO | 25085 | KAPINNIE | SA |
| 1501802 | 135375 | 24995 | MT HOPE | 25085 | KAPINNIE | SA |
| 1501803 | 135376 | 24995 | MT HOPE | 24998 | COULTA | SA |
| 1501837 | 135379 | 25131 | KIMBA | 500407 | WADDIKEE | SA |
| 1502460 | 135481 | 36912 | WUDINNA | 25169 | MT DAMPER | SA |
| 1504567 | 136043 | 25131 | KIMBA | 500837 | BUCKLEBOO HALL | SA |
| 1504569 | 136045 | 500836 | TAPLAN | 24135 | BERRI | SA |
| 1512313 | 208763 | 18732 | VALKYRIE | 18735 | NEBO | QLD |
| 1569087 | 338063 | 15680 | LUNDAVRA | 38118 | YARRILL CREEK | QLD |
| 1601478 | 137445 | 53833 | COOROW | 30521 | COOROW | WA |
| 1601496 | 137446 | 600362 | BENCUBBIN | 600349 | KOORDA | WA |
| 1601497 | 137442 | 600349 | KOORDA | 600357 | KOORDA | WA |
| 1601766 | 137626 | 600486 | RF KULIKUP | 29051 | KULIKUP | WA |
| 1601767 | 137627 | 600487 | KULIKUP | 600486 | RF KULIKUP | WA |
| 1601800 | 137584 | 29158 | KELLERBERRIN | 600456 | KELLERBERRIN | WA |
| 1601801 | 137585 | 600456 | KELLERBERRIN | 600457 | KELLERBERRIN | WA |
| 1607431 | 139035 | 600901 | YEALERING | 54117 | WICKEPIN | WA |
| 1607897 | 139447 | 28354 | CRANBROOK | 54255 | CRANBROOK | WA |
| 1607898 | 139448 | 54255 | CRANBROOK | 600973 | TAMBELLUP | WA |
| 1700497 | 118046 | 33824 | SCOTTSDALE | 52949 | KNOCKUP | TAS |
| 1700497 | 118047 | 52949 | KNOCKUP | 33817 | TARGA | TAS |
Schedule 7 Sample spectrum licence – 1800 MHz band
(section 3.9)
This Schedule sets out a sample spectrum licence, and the conditions that may be included in a spectrum licence, issued in the 1800 MHz band, in accordance with this Plan.
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY
Radiocommunications Act 1992
DRAFT SPECTRUM LICENCE FOR THE 1800 MHz BAND
This licence is issued under Part 3.2 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 ('the Act') to the person named at Item 1 of Part 1, Licence Schedule 1 of this licence.
1. The person named at Item 1 of Part 1, Licence Schedule 1 of this licence (‘the licensee’), or a person authorised under subsection 68(1) of the Act, is authorised, under this licence, to operate radiocommunications devices in accordance with:
(a) the Act;
(b) the core conditions set out in Licence Schedule 2;
(c) the statutory conditions set out in Licence Schedule 3; and
(d) the other conditions set out in Licence Schedule 4.
2. This licence comes into force on the date shown at Item 5 of Part 1, Licence Schedule 1 and remains in force until the end of the date shown at Item 6 of Part 1, Licence Schedule 1.
Definitions
3. In this licence, unless the contrary intention appears:
Actmeans the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
area-adjacent licences mean the spectrum licences that authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices in the geographic areas adjacent to the geographic areas described in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1 of this licence.
frequency-adjacent licences mean the spectrum licences that authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency bands adjacent to the frequency bands described in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1 of this licence.
harmful interference has the same meaning as in the spectrum plan made under subsection 30(1) of the Act.
ITU Radio Regulations means the Radio Regulations published by the International Telecommunication Union as in force from time to time.
Note Copies of the ITU Radio Regulations can be obtained from the ITU:
peak power means the average power measured within a specified bandwidth during one radio frequency cycle at the crest of the signal envelope.
Note A number of terms used in this licence, are defined in the Act and have the meanings given to them by the Act, including:
· ACMA
·core condition
·frequency band
· radiocommunications device
· radiocommunications receiver
· radiocommunications transmitter
· radio emission
·Register
·spectrum licence.
4. Unless the contrary intention appears, terms and expressions used in this licence have the meaning given to them by the Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference - 1800 MHz Band) Determination 2012.
5. Unless the contrary intention appears, in this licence:
(a) the value of a parameter in Licence Schedules 2 and 3 must be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95% that the true value of the parameter will always remain below the requirement specified; and
(b) the range of numbers that identify a frequency band includes the higher, but not the lower, number.
Licence Schedule 1 Licence details, bands and areas
Part 1 Licence details
Item
Licensee Details
1 Name of licensee 2 Address of licensee 3 Client number Licence Details
4 Band release 1800 MHz band 5 Date of licence effect 6 Date of licence expiry 17 June 2028 7 Licence number 8
Date of licence issue
dd/mm/yyyy
Part 2 Frequency bands and geographic areas
For core condition 1, this licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency bands specified in column 3 and within the corresponding geographic areas specified in column 2 of Table 1.
The frequency band consists of the bandwidth between the lower and upper frequencies, where the lower frequency limit is exclusive and the upper frequency limit is inclusive. The geographic areas in column 2 of Table 1 are described by the sequence of HCIS identifiers in Table 2.
Table 1: Frequency bands and geographic areas of this licence
Identifier (column 1) Geographic
areas
(column 2)Frequency bands (column 3) Lower band (MHz) Upper band (MHz) Lower limit Upper limit Lower limit Upper limit A 1 1725 1730 1820 1825 Table 2: Description of the geographic areas of this licence
Geographic areas
(column 1)
HCIS identifiers
(column 2)
1 GO7C,GO7D,GO7G,GO7H,GO8A,GO8E,GO7K,GO7L,GO8I Note The HCIS is described in the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012. The Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012 is available on the ACMA website at: Copies are also available from the ACMA.
Licence Schedule 2 Core conditions
Frequency bands and geographic areas
1. This licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency bands and within the geographic areas set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
Emission limits outside the frequency bands
2. Core conditions 3 to 11 apply in relation to those frequencies that are outside the frequency bands set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
3. Where a written agreement specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission for frequencies described in core condition 2 exists between:
(a) the licensee; and
(b) all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent licences and area-adjacent licences;
the licensee must comply with that specified maximum permitted level of radio emission.
4. Where there is no written agreement for the purposes of core condition 3 in force, the licensee must comply with core conditions 5 to 11.
Non spurious emission limits
5. (1) Subject to sub-condition 5(2), the licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under this licence do not exceed the non spurious emission limits in core conditions 6 and 7.
(2) For any frequency where an emission limit described in core condition 8 is less than an emission limit described in core condition 6 or 7, the emission limit in core condition 8 applies instead of the emission limits in core conditions 6 and 7.
6. The non spurious emission limits in Table 3 apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz frequency bands; and
(b) offset from 1785 MHz, 1805 MHz and 1880 MHz;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the 1785 MHz, 1805 MHz and 1880 MHz band edges. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset
Table 3: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset range Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
0 Hz ≤ foffset < 200 kHz 2 30 kHz 200 kHz ≤ foffset < 900 kHz 30 kHz 900 kHz ≤ foffset < 5.6 MHz
-8.5
30 kHz
foffset ≥ 5.6 MHz -18.5 30 kHz 7. The non spurious emission limits in Tables 4a and 4b apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the 1710-1785 MHz frequency band; and
(b) offset from 1710 MHz;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the 1710 MHz band edge. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset
Table 4a: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset
range
Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth 0 Hz ≤ foffset < 500 kHz -8.5 30 kHz foffset ≥ 500 kHz -33.5 30 kHz Table 4b: Radiated peak power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset
range
Radiated peak power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth 0 Hz ≤ foffset < 300 kHz 10 300 kHz 8. The non spurious emission limits in Table 5 apply:
(a) at frequencies outside the upper or lower frequency limits set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1; and
(b) offset from the upper or lower frequency limits set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1;
where:
foffset: is the frequency offset from the upper or lower frequency limits set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1. The -3dB point of the specified bandwidth closest to the band edge being frequency offset from, is placed at foffset
Table 5: Radiated maximum true mean power non spurious emission limits
Frequency offset range
Radiated maximum true mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified bandwidth
0 Hz ≤ foffset < 200 kHz 21.5 30 kHz 200 kHz ≤ foffset < 1 MHz 30 kHz 1 MHz ≤ foffset < 5.8 MHz -8.5 30 kHz foffset ≥ 5.8 MHz -13 30 kHz Spurious emission limits
9. The licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under this licence do not exceed the spurious emission limits in core conditions 10 and 11.
10. For radiocommunications transmitters operated under this licence, the spurious emission limits in Table 6 apply at frequencies outside the 1710 - 1785 MHz and 1805 - 1880 MHz frequency bands.
Table 6: Radiocommunications transmitter spurious emission limits
Frequency range
(f)
Radiated mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
9 kHz ≤ f < 150 kHz -36 1 kHz 150 kHz ≤ f < 30 MHz -36 10 kHz 30 MHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -36 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 3.5 GHz -2 1 MHz 3.5 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -30 1 MHz 11. For radiocommunications receivers operated under this licence, the spurious emission limits in Table 7 apply at frequencies outside the 1710 - 1785 MHz and 1805 - 1880 MHz frequency bands.
Table 7: Radiocommunications receiver spurious emission limits
Frequency range
(f)
Radiated mean power
(dBm EIRP)
Specified
bandwidth
9 kHz ≤ f < 1 GHz -57 100 kHz 1 GHz ≤ f < 3.5 GHz -19 1 MHz 3.5 GHz ≤ f < 12.75 GHz -47 1 MHz Emission limits outside the geographic area
12. Core conditions 13 to 15 apply in relation to those areas that are outside the geographic areas set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
13. Where a written agreement specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission for areas described in core condition 12 exists between:
(a) the licensee; and
(b) all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent licences and area-adjacent licences;
the licensee must comply with that specified maximum permitted level of radio emission.
14. Where there is no written agreement for the purposes of core condition 13 in force, the licensee must comply with core condition 15.
15. (1) The licensee must ensure that the maximum permitted level of radio emission for an area described in core condition 12 caused by operation of radiocommunications devices under this licence does not exceed a radiated maximum true mean power of 54.5 dBm EIRP per 30 kHz.
(2) The licensee complies with sub-condition 15(1) by ensuring that no radiocommunications device is operated under this licence in excess of a radiated maximum true mean power of 54.5 dBm EIRP per 30 kHz.
Licence Schedule 3 Statutory conditions
Liability to pay charges
1. The licensee must comply with all its obligations to pay:
(a) charges fixed by determinations made under section 60 of the Australian Communications and Media Authority Act 2005;
(b) the spectrum access charges fixed by determinations made under section 294 of the Act; and
(c) amounts of spectrum licence tax.
Third party use
2. (1) The licensee must notify any person whom the licensee authorises, under section 68 of the Act, to operate radiocommunications devices under this licence of that person’s obligations under the Act, in particular:
(a) the registration requirements under Part 3.5 of the Act for operation of radiocommunications devices under this licence (if applicable); and
(b) any rules made by the ACMA under subsection 68(3) of the Act.
(2) Any person other than the licensee who operates a radiocommunications device under this licence must comply with rules made by the ACMA under subsection 68(3) of the Act.
Radiocommunications transmitter registration requirements
3. The licensee must not operate a radiocommunications transmitter under this licence unless:
(a) the radiocommunications transmitter has been exempted from the registration requirements under statutory condition 4 below, or
(b) both:
(i) the requirements of the ACMA under Part 3.5 of the Act relating
to registration of the radiocommunications transmitter have been met; and
(ii) the radiocommunications transmitter complies with the details about it that have been entered in the Register.
Exemption from registration requirements
4. The following kinds of radiocommunications transmitters are exempt from the registration requirement in statutory condition 3:
(c)a mobile transmitter that operates in the 1800 MHz band with a radiated power of less than or equal to 39 dBm EIRP per occupied bandwidth; or
(d)a fixed transmitter that operates in the 1800 MHz band with a radiated power always less than or equal to 33 dBm EIRP per occupied bandwidth.
Residency etc
5. (1) The licensee must not derive any income, profits or gains from operating radiocommunications devices under this licence, or from authorising an authorised person to do so, unless:
(a) the licensee is an Australian resident; or
(b) the income, profits or gains are attributable to a permanent establishment in Australia through which the licensee carries on business.
(2) An authorised person must not derive income, profits or gains from operating radiocommunications devices under this licence, or from allowing third parties to operate radiocommunications devices under this licence, unless:
(a) the authorised person is an Australian resident; or
(b) the income, profits or gains are attributable to a permanent establishment in Australia through which the authorised person carries on business.
(3) In this condition:
Australian resident has the same meaning as in the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
authorised person means a person authorised under section 68 of the Act by the licensee to operate radiocommunications devices under this licence.
permanent establishment has the same meaning as in:
(a)if the licensee or authorised person (as appropriate) is a resident of a country or other jurisdiction with which Australia has an agreement within the meaning of the International Tax Agreements Act 1953—that agreement; or
(b)in any other case—the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
Licence Schedule 4 Other conditions
Interference management
1. In this Licence Schedule 4:
communal site has the same meaning as in the Radiocommunications (Interpretation) Determination 2015 as in force from time to time.
managing interference includes but is not limited to:
(a)investigating the possible causes of the interference;
(b)taking all steps reasonably necessary to resolve disputes about interference;
(c)taking steps (or requiring persons authorised to operate radiocommunications devices under this licence to take steps) reasonably likely to reduce interference to acceptable levels; and
(d)negotiating with other persons to reduce interference to acceptable levels.
Responsibility to manage interference
2. The licensee must manage interference between:
(a)radiocommunications devices operated under this licence; and
(b)radiocommunications devices operated under this licence and under each other spectrum licence held by the licensee.
Co-sited radiocommunications devices
3. If:
(a) interference occurs between:
(i) a radiocommunications device operated under this spectrum licence; and
(ii) a radiocommunications device operated under another licence
when the measured separation between the phase centre of the antenna used with each radiocommunications device is less than 200 metres; and
(b) that interference is not the result of operation of a radiocommunications device in a manner that does not comply with the conditions of the relevant licence; and
(c) either the licensee or the holder (or authorised third party) of the other licence wishes to resolve the interference;
the licensee must manage interference with:
(d) the holder of the other licence; or
(e) if a site manager is responsible for managing interference at that location, that site manager.
Information for Register
4. The licensee must give the ACMA all information as required by the ACMA from time to time for inclusion in the Register.
Note Licensees should assist the ACMA in keeping the Register accurate and up to date by informing the ACMA of changes to radiocommunications device registration details as soon as possible.
International coordination
5. A licensee must ensure that operation of a radiocommunications transmitter under this licence does not cause harmful interference to a radiocommunications receiver that operates in accordance with the International Telecommunication Union Radio Regulations and is located in a country other than Australia.
Electromagnetic Energy Requirements (EME)
6. The licensee must comply with Parts 2, 3 and 4 of the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Apparatus Licence) Determination 2015, as in force from time to time. For the purpose of compliance with this condition, the definition of licence in subsection 4(1) of the Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Apparatus Licence) Determination 2015 should be read as if it referred to a spectrum licence.
Record keeping – radiocommunicatons transmitters located at communal sites
7. (1) If the licensee operates a radiocommunications transmitter under this licence, and the transmitter:
(a)is located at a communal site; and
(b)is not exempt under Statutory Condition 4 of Licence Schedule 3;
the licensee must comply with sub-conditions 7(2) and 7(3).
(2) In relation to each radiocommunications transmitter, the licensee must keep a record which includes the following information:
(a)the transmitter’s device registration number as specified in the Register;
(b)the licence number of this licence;
(c)the transmitter’s geographic location;
(d)if the licensee owns the transmitter, the licensee’s name and address;
(e)if the licensee does not own the transmitter, the owner’s name and address;
(f)the transmitter’s centre frequency;
(g)the transmitter’s emission designator;
(h)details of the transmitter’s antenna including the manufacturer, model, type, gain, polarisation, azimuth and average ground height;
(i)the transmitter’s maximum true mean power; and
(j)the transmitter’s maximum EIRP.
(3) If the ACMA requests a copy of a record kept under sub-condition 7(2), the licensee must comply with the request as soon as practicable.
Interference with specified fixed services
8. If:
(a) a service is provided using the same parameters as a fixed licence listed in table 1 of Schedule 6 to the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015 (a specified fixed service); and
(b) the specified fixed service uses frequencies wholly or partly within the 1800 MHz band; and
(c) the specified fixed service is provided using a radicommunications device operated under an apparatus licence;
the licensee:
(d) must not operate any radiocommunications transmitters authorised under the spectrum licence in a manner that would be inconsistent with the protections afforded to those specified fixed services by Part 2 of the Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Spectrum Licensed Transmitters – 1800 MHz Band) 2012. Part 2 specifies the level of out-of-band and in-band protection to be afforded to the specified fixed services; and
(e) cannot claim protection from interference caused by such specified fixed services.
Note By operation of section 153H of the Act all fixed licences authorising the operation of the radiocommunications devices listed in table 1 of Schedule 6 are cancelled at the end of the re-allocation period. The ACMA may, however, under subsection 153P(3) of the Act, issue apparatus licences that authorise the operation of the same services that were provided under the fixed licences after the end of the re-allocation period if it is satisfied that special circumstances of the particular case justify the issuing of the licence. If the ACMA does issue any such licences wholly or partly in the 1800 MHz band under subsection 153P(3), and those licences have the same parameters as the licences listed in table 1 of Schedule 6, the spectrum licensee will not be able to establish operation of, or use, any radiocommunications devices authorised by the spectrum licence in a manner that would cause interference to the operation of radiocommunications devices authorised by those fixed licences.
Licence Schedule 5 Licence notes
Variation to licence conditions
1. The ACMA may, with the written agreement of the licensee, vary this licence by including one or more further conditions, or by revoking or varying any conditions of this licence, provided that the conditions, as varied, still comply with the requirements of Subdivision C of Division 1 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
2. The ACMA may, by written notice given to the licensee, vary this licence by including one or more further conditions (other than core conditions), or by revoking or varying any conditions (other than core conditions) of the licence, provided that the conditions as varied still comply with the requirements of Subdivision C of Division 1 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
Determination of unacceptable interference
3. The ACMA has made the Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference – 1800 MHz Band) Determination 2012 under subsection 145(4) of the Act that sets out the unacceptable levels of interference for the purpose of registering radiocommunications transmitters to be operated under this licence, and which is to be used for the issuing of certificates by accredited persons under subsection 145(3) of the Act.
Advisory guidelines
4. The ACMA has issued written radiocommunications advisory guidelines under section 262 of the Act about:
(a)co-ordinating the operation of radiocommunications transmitters under this licence with radiocommunications receivers operated under other licences:
· Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Spectrum Licensed Transmitters – 1800 MHz Band) 2012;
(b)co-ordinating the operation of radiocommunications receivers operated under this licence with radiocommunications transmitters operated under other licences:
· Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference to Spectrum Licensed Receivers – 1800 MHz Band) 2012; and
(c)co-ordinating the operation of high sited radiocommunications transmitters operated under this licence with radiocommunications receivers in the 1800 MHz lower band (1710 MHz – 1785 MHz) operated under other licences:
· Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Additional Device Boundary Criteria – 1800 MHz Lower Band) 2012.
5. The advisory guidelines should be read in conjunction with the Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference – 1800 MHz Band) Determination 2012 (see Licence Note 3). Licensees (and accredited persons) should follow the advisory guidelines before operating radiocommunications transmitters under this licence. The ACMA will consider these guidelines during the settlement of interference disputes. Each case will be assessed on its merits. Copies of the guidelines are available from and the ACMA.
Suspension and cancellation of spectrum licences
6. The ACMA may by written notice given to a licensee, suspend or cancel a spectrum licence in accordance with Division 3 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
Re-issue of spectrum licences
7. A spectrum licence will not be re-issued to the same licensee without a price based allocation procedure unless:
(a)the ACMA is satisfied under subsection 82(1) of the Act that special circumstances exist as a result of which it would in the public interest for that licensee to continue to hold that licence; or
(b)the licence was used to provide a service of a kind determined by the Minister under subsection 82(3) of the Act for which re-issuing licences to the same licensees would be in the public interest.
Trading
8. (1) A licensee may assign or otherwise deal with the whole or any part of a spectrum licence provided that this is done in accordance with any rules determined by the ACMA under section 88 of the Act.
(2) An assignment under section 85 of the Act of the whole or any part of a licence that involves any change to a licence does not take effect until the Register in respect of spectrum licences has been amended to take it into account.
Appeals
9. An application may be made to the ACMA for reconsideration of a decision of a kind listed in section 285 of the Act. A person affected by and dissatisfied with an ACMA decision may seek a reconsideration of the decision by the ACMA under subsection 288(1) of the Act. This decision can be subject to further review by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, subject to the provisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975.
Labelling of transmitters
10. Licensees should affix identification labels containing the name and address of the licensee on all fixed transmitters operated under this licence.
Note An example of an identification label would be one containing the following statement: “This device is the property of ‘name’”.
Endnotes
Endnote 1 – About the endnotes
The endnotes provide information about this compilation and the compiled law.
Endnote 2 (Abbreviation key) sets out abbreviations that may be used in the endnotes.
Endnote 3 (Legislation history) provides information about each law that has amended (or will amend) the compiled law. The information includes commencement details for amending laws and details of any application, saving or transitional provisions that are not included in this compilation.
Endnote 4 (Amendment history) provides information about the amendments at the provision (generally section or equivalent) level and includes information about any provision of the compiled law that has been repealed in accordance with a provision of the law.
It also includes information about any misdescribed amendment (that is, an amendment that does not accurately describe the amendment to be made). If, despite the misdescription, the amendment can be given effect as intended, the amendment is incorporated into the compiled law and the abbreviation “(md)” added to the details of the amendment included in the amendment history. If a misdescribed amendment cannot be given effect as intended, the abbreviation “(md not incorp)” is added to the details of the amendment included in the amendment history.
Endnote 2—Abbreviation key
ad = added or inserted am = amended rep = repealed rs = repealed and substituted s = section(s)/subsection(s) Sch = Schedule(s) Endnote 3—Legislation history
Name Registration Commencement Application, saving and transitional provisions Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) 2015] 1 September 2015
(F2015L01372)
2 September 2015 (s 1.2) Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (1800 MHz Band) Variation 2017 (No. 1) 26 September 2017 (F2017L01268) 27 September 2017 (s 2) Endnote 4—Amendment history
Provision affected How affected Part 1 s 1.4.......................................... am F2017L01268 Part 2 s 2.3.......................................... am F2017L01268 Part 3 s 3.3.......................................... am F2017L01268 s 3.6.......................................... am F2017L01268 Sch 1......................................... am F2017L01268 Sch 2......................................... am F2017L01268
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