Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (3.4 GHz Bands) 2000 (Cth)
Commonwealth of Australia
Australian Communications Authority
Radiocommunications Act 1992
Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan
(3.4 GHz Bands) 2000
THE AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY makes this Marketing Plan under section 39A of the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
Dated 17 July 2000
R Horton
Acting Chair
G W Luther
Senior Executive Manager
Radiocommunications
Australian Communications Authority
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CONTENTS
Section No.
PART 1- PRELIMINARY
1.1 Title
1.2 Commencement
1.3 Purpose
1.4 Interpretation
PART 2-ALLOCATION OF SPECTRUM LICENCES
2.1 Issue of spectrum licences
2.2 Identification of lots
2.3 Allocation of lots
2.4 How licences will be allocated
2.5 Lot ratings
2.6 Advertising auction
2.7 Registration
2.8 Amount of eligibility payment
2.9 Entitlement to licence
2.10 Sample licence
2.11 Core licence conditions
2.12 Other licence conditions
2.13 Determination of core licence conditions
2.14 Emission limits
2.15 Agreements about emission limits
2.16 Duration of licences
2.17 Registration of licences
2.18 Trading in licences
2.19 Spectrum licences that are about to expire
2.20 Re-issue of licences
PART 3-SPECTRUM USAGE AND COMPATIBILITY
3.1 Compatibility requirements
SCHEDULES
Schedule 1 Description of geographic areas containing lots for re-allocation
Schedule 2 Coordinates of geographic areas
Schedule 3 Band segments
Schedule 4 Description of lots
Schedule 5 Sample licence schedules
Schedule 6 Emission limits outside the area
Schedule 7 Emission limits outside the band
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Summary of marketing plan
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts has made a spectrum re-allocation declaration under section 153B of Part 3.6 of the Act with respect to the 3.4 GHz bands in specified geographic areas. The effect of this declaration is that the areas and parts of the spectrum referred to in the declaration are subject to re-allocation by issuing spectrum licences. The declaration sets a “re-allocation period” during which time it is intended that the spectrum licences will be allocated. Apparatus licences in a part of the spectrum covered by a declaration will be cancelled automatically at the end of the re-allocation period (section 153H of the Act). The Act also requires that the declaration must set a “re-allocation deadline”. The significance of the re-allocation deadline is that where a re-allocation declaration states that a part of the spectrum should be re-allocated by issuing spectrum licences, at least one licence must be issued by the re-allocation deadline. If no spectrum licences are issued by the re-allocation deadline, the declaration is taken to have been revoked immediately after the deadline (section 153K of the Act).
A summary of the overall process is as follows:
· Parts of the 3.4 GHz bands have been divided into lots for sale. The lots consist of a geographic area and a particular bandwidth. It is intended that these lots will be allocated and become the subject of spectrum licences.
· Allocation will be by way of a simultaneous ascending auction (details are in the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation) Determination 2000).
· The ACA will advertise details of the auction as soon as practicable after this Plan is published. This will be at least one month before the date of the auction. Interested parties must register to take part in the auction before the closing date.
· The successful applicant for a lot will be entitled to have a spectrum licence issued that includes the lot as soon as practicable after the ACA has received payment of the final bid price for the lot and payment of the spectrum access charge (section 62 (2) of the Act).
· A spectrum licence will contain core conditions and conditions relating to other aspects of spectrum use (sections 66-71 of the Act). An example of a spectrum licence is attached.
· The licence will come into force on the day specified in the licence, and will be in force for the period set out in the licence (section 65 of the Act). This period cannot be longer than 15 years. The ACA intends that all licences for a particular band be in force for 15 years.
· The ACA will publish information regarding licences that are due to expire during the two years before the expiry date (section 78 of the Act). Current licensees will also receive periodic reminders that their licence is due to expire.
· Re-allocation of licences will be by way of price based allocation (sections 80, 81). Only if it is in the public interest to do so will the ACA re-issue spectrum licences to existing licensees without conducting a re-allocation (section 82).
PART 1-PRELIMINARY
Title
1.1 This Plan is called the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (3.4 GHz Bands) 2000.
Commencement
1.2. This Plan commences on 17 July 2000.
Purpose
1.3. (1) This Plan sets out procedures and a timetable for issuing spectrum licences that authorise the operation of radiocommunications devices in those parts of the 3.4 GHz band that are subject to a re-allocation declaration.
(2) This Plan also sets out matters a licensee must take into account in operating devices under a licence.
Interpretation
1.4. In this Plan:
Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992;
adjacent channel selectivity means a measure of the ability of the receiver to receive a wanted signal without the output quality exceeding a specified degradation due to the presence of an unwanted adjacent channel signal;
Advisory Guidelines means the following documents made by the ACA under section 262 of the Act, as in force from time to time:
(a) Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference to Apparatus Licensed Receivers-3.4 GHz Band) 2000; and
(b) Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Out-of-band Interference in Receivers Operating in Spectrum Licensed Space-3.4 GHz Band) 2000;
Allocation Determination means the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation) Determination 2000;
axis of the main beam, for an antenna, means a line from the phase centre of the antenna through the direction of maximum gain;
blocking means a measure of the ability of the receiver to receive a wanted signal without the output quality exceeding a specified degradation caused by the presence of a high level off-tune signal increasing the non-linearity of the receiver’s front-end;
broadband emissions means:
(a) emissions that are modulation or intermodulation products caused by transmitted information or broadband noise; or
(b) emissions caused by switching transients;
cell means a square with a side measured in degrees, and where appropriate, minutes and seconds, by reference to the Australian National Spheroid;
geographic area, for a licence, means the area within which operation of a radiocommunications device is authorised under the licence;
harmful interference means interference which endangers the functioning of a radio-navigation service or of other safety services or seriously degrades, obstructs, or repeatedly interrupts a radiocommunication service;
horizontally radiated power, for a radiocommunications device, means the product of:
(a)the maximum true mean power within the frequency band of the licence authorising the operation of the device, measured in units of dBm eirp per 30 kHz at the antenna connector; and
(b)the antenna gain relative to an isotropic antenna in a specified direction reference from, and in the horizontal plane containing, the phase centre of the antenna used with the device;
in-band, means:
(a)for a transmitter operated under a spectrum licence, the frequencies within the frequency band to which the licence relates; and
(b)for a receiver operating within the space of a spectrum licence, the frequencies within the frequency band to which the licence relates; and
(c)for a transmitter or receiver operating under an apparatus licence, the frequencies within the lower frequency limit and the upper frequency limit of its spectrum access.
intermodulation immunity means a measure of the ability of a receiver to receive a wanted signal without the output quality exceeding a specified degradation caused by the presence of 2 or more unwanted signals with a specific amplitude and frequency relationship to the wanted signal frequency;
lot means a part of the spectrum described in section 2.2;
lot rating, for a lot means the value for the lot set by the ACA under section 2.5;
maximum true mean power means the true mean power measured in a 30 kHz 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 a 30 kHz rectangular bandwidth is normally established by taking measurements using either an adjacent channel power meter or a spectrum analyser. The accuracy of measuring equipment, measurement procedure and any corrections to measurements necessary to take account of practical filter shape factors would normally 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;
narrowband emissions means emissions that are not broadband emissions;
narrow beamwidth receiver means a receiver using an antenna with a half-power beamwidth that does not exceed 5 degrees in any plane through the axis of the main beam of the antenna;
narrow beamwidth transmitter means a transmitter using an antenna with a half-power beamwidth that does not exceed 5 degrees in any plane through the axis of the main beam of the antenna;
peak power means the average power measured within a specified bandwidth during one radio frequency cycle at the crest of the signal envelope;
population means the notional population of a lot, fixed by the ACA and set out in column 4 of an item in Schedule 1;
re-allocation means the re-allocation of spectrum by the issue of spectrum licences in accordance with a re-allocation declaration;
re-allocation declaration means the declaration made by the Minister under section 153B of the Act for a part of the spectrum in the 3.4 GHz band;
spectrum map grid means the map grid developed by the ACA for Australia, showing cells the sides of which measure 3 degrees of arc, 1 degree of arc or 5 minutes of arc, published by the ACA;
spurious emissions means emissions that are not:
(a) modulation products; or
(b) wide band noise; or
(c) emissions caused by switching transients;
spurious response immunity means a measure of the ability of the receiver to discriminate between the wanted signal at its nominal frequency and an unwanted signal at any frequency at which the receiver responds;
standard trading unit (STU) means a parcel of spectrum space that consists of:
(a) a geographic area equal to a cell of the spectrum map grid; and
(b) a frequency band having lower and upper frequency limits of each segment defined by:
(i) 3425 + [n x 0.250] MHz and 3425 + [(n+1) x 0.250] MHz respectively, where n is an integer from 0 to 269 (inclusive); or
(ii) 3542.5 + [n x 0.250] MHz and 3575 + [(n+1) x 0.250] MHz respectively, where n is an integer from 0 to 129 (inclusive);
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;
wide beamwidth receiver means any receiver that is not a narrow beamwidth receiver;
wide beamwidth transmitter means any transmitter that is not a narrow beamwidth transmitter;
3.4 GHz band means the following frequency bands:
(a) 3425 MHz – 3475 MHz (the 3.4 GHz Lower Band)
(b) 3475 MHz – 3492.5 MHz (the 3.4 GHz Upper Band A)
(c) 3542.5 MHz – 3575 MHz (the 3.4 GHz Upper Band B).
[Note: A number of expressions used in this Plan are defined in the Act, including:
ACA licensee apparatus licence public or community service core condition spectrum licence.] frequency band
PART 2-ALLOCATION OF SPECTRUM LICENCES
Issue of spectrum licences
2.1. (1) The ACA will issue spectrum licences for the parts of the spectrum in the 3.4 GHz bands that are subject to the re-allocation declaration.
(2) The ACA will issue the licences to the persons to whom the licences are allocated under a price-based allocation system determined under section 60 of the Act.
(3) No part of the spectrum in the 3.4 GHz bands subject to this Marketing Plan will be reserved for public or community services.
Identification of lots
2.2. (1) The ACA has divided the parts of the spectrum that have been declared for re-allocation by the Minister into lots.
(2) Each lot represents a part of the spectrum that is defined in terms of its geographic area and frequency band.
(3) The geographic area of a lot is the area described in Schedule 2 for the area number mentioned in column 3 of Schedule 4 for the lot.
(4) The frequency band of a lot described in Schedule 4 comprises the frequencies in the frequency range greater than the frequency set out in column 6 of an item in Schedule 4 up to and including the frequency set out in column 7 of the item.
Allocation of lots
2.3. (1) Lots will be allocated and will then become the subject of spectrum licences.
(2) Under Subdivision B of Division 1 of Part 3.2 of the Act, the ACA will issue spectrum licences to cover the lots that have been allocated in accordance with this Marketing Plan.
How licences will be allocated
2.4. (1) The first allocation will be by simultaneous ascending auction, in accordance with the procedures set out in the Allocation Determination.
[Note: The determination sets out the procedures for allocating spectrum licences by a simultaneous ascending auction.]
(2) All of the lots listed in Schedule 4 will be available for auction at the same time.
(3) The ACA may hold further allocations by a means to be determined by the ACA under section 60 of the Act.
(4) However, the ACA will not hold an auction if:
(a) the total amount of bandwidth nominated for each area by all applicants for the area, is equal to or less than the bandwidth available for the area; and
(b) the ACA offers each applicant a licence for a bandwidth, in the area nominated by the applicant, at the starting bid price; and
(c) each applicant accepts the licence offered.
[Note: In this case, the ACA will allocate the licences for a pre-determined price - see Part 3 of the Radiocommunications (Spectrum Licence Allocation) Determination 2000.]
Lot ratings
2.5. (1) Each lot has a lot rating fixed by the ACA.
(2) The lot rating for a lot is the value set out in column 5 of the item in Schedule 4 in which the lot is mentioned.
(3) The lot rating is used as the basis for working out an applicant’s initial eligibility and the eligibility payment payable by an applicant. Details of these are in sections 2.6, 2.7 and 4.25 of the Allocation Determination.
Advertising auction
2.6. (1) The ACA will advertise details of the auction as soon as practicable after this Plan is published.
(2) Details of the advertisement are set out in section 2.2 of the Allocation Determination.
(3) The ACA will not conduct an auction until at least 30 days after the publication of the advertisement.
Registration
2.7. (1) The advertisement will invite people to apply to register for the auction.
(2) The ACA will make available to interested people an Applicant Information Package that contains more detail about registration requirements and the auction process. Details of what is in the Package are in section 2.3 of the Allocation Determination.
(3) Anyone wishing to take part in the auction must apply to register by the closing date in the advertisement. Details of how to apply are in sections 2.4 and 2.5 of the Allocation Determination.
Amount of eligibility payment
2.8. An applicant for registration must pay an eligibility payment. The amount of eligibility payment payable is based on the eligibility nominated by the applicant in the application for registration.
[Note: To find out how the eligibility payment is worked out see section 2.7 of the Allocation Determination.]
Entitlement to licence
2.9. Except where allocation limits set out in Part 1A of the Allocation Determination are exceeded, a successful applicant for a lot is entitled to be issued a licence that includes the lot as soon as practicable after the balance of bid price is received by the ACA.
[Note: Details of payment requirements for the balance of bid price are in Part 5 of the Allocation Determination.]
Sample licence
2.10. Schedule 5 sets out:
(a) a sample spectrum licence; and
(b) the conditions that may be included in a spectrum licence that is issued in a part of the spectrum referred to in the re-allocation declaration.
Core licence conditions
2.11. (1) Section 66 of the Act requires a licence to contain core conditions that define the parts of the spectrum that can be used under the licence, in terms of:
(a) frequency band; and
(b) geographic area; and
(c) emission limits outside the area; and
(d) emission limits outside the band.
(2) These conditions will be included in the licence.
Other licence conditions
2.12. The licence will also include conditions about:
(a) payment of charges (section 67 of the Act); and
(b) use by third parties (section 68); and
(c) registration of transmitters (section 69); and
(d) other matters that the ACA may include in the licence (section 71).
Determination of core licence conditions
2.13. (1) The core conditions for the geographic area of a licence will apply to the area or the aggregation of areas described in Schedule 2 that cover the lots allocated to the licensee in the allocation under section 60 of the Act.
(2) The core conditions for frequency bands will apply to the bands or aggregation of bands described in Schedule 3 that cover the lots allocated to the licensee.
Emission limits
2.14. (1) The emission limits outside the area for all licences are worked out in accordance with Schedule 6.
(2) The emission limits outside the band for all licences are worked out in accordance with Schedule 7.
[Note: These core conditions may be varied by the ACA with the licensee’s agreement - see section 72 of the Act.]
Agreements about emission limits
2.15. A licensee may enter into an agreement for the purpose of:
(a) core condition 7 of the licence (about emission limits outside the geographic area of the licence); or
(b) core condition 18 of the licence (about emission limits outside the frequency band of the licence); or
(c) both of those core conditions.
The agreement must be in accordance with the form set out in Schedule 5 to the licence.
Duration of licences
2.16. The licences issued under this Plan will be for fixed terms of 15 years.
[Note: Section 65 of the Act provides that the maximum duration of a spectrum licence is 15 years.]
Registration of licences
2.17. (1) The ACA will register licences, as required by section 144 of the Act.
[Note: Details about registration are in the Radiocommunications (Contents of Register) Determination No.1 of 1997.]
(2) Each spectrum licence will include a condition that prohibits operation of a transmitter unless any requirements under Part 3.5 of the Act to have the transmitter registered have been met.
[Note: see section 69 of the Act.]
(3) Transmitters that are part of a group of transmitters may be registered individually or as a group.
(4)The ACA does not propose to register a mobile transmitter that operates in the 3.4 GHz band with maximum radiated true mean power of 24.5 dBm or less.
Trading in licences
2.18. As permitted by Division 5 of Part 3.2 of the Act, a licensee may assign or otherwise deal with the whole or any part of a licence. The ACA has made rules under section 88 of the Act to regulate trading in licences. The rules restrict trading by reference to whole standard trading units and minimum contiguous bandwidth.
Spectrum licences that are about to expire
2.19. (1) As required by section 78 of the Act, the ACA will publish notices periodically in the Gazette:
(a) stating where information can be obtained about spectrum licences that are due to expire within the next two years; and
(b) inviting expressions of interest from people who want to have these licences issued to them.
(2) The information will also be available from any of the ACA’s Area Offices.
(3) The ACA will also send licensees regular reminders during the last two years of the term of their licences that the licences are due to expire.
Re-issue of licences
2.20. (1) The ACA will re-issue licences, in accordance with Division 4 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
(2) As a general rule, licences will only be re-issued after the lots they cover are offered for re-allocation by auction, tender, or predetermined or negotiated price. In re-allocating the licences, the ACA will follow the procedures set out in the determinations made under section 60 of the Act that are in force at the time.
(3) However, as set out in section 82 of the Act, the ACA may re-issue a licence to the previous licensee without re-allocating the licence if it is in the public interest to do so.
(4) Spectrum licences that are re-issued are unlikely to take the same form as originally issued as the spectrum lots may be divided and distributed differently. Licensees should not assume that they will be re-issued with their existing licence.
PART 3¾SPECTRUM USAGE AND COMPATIBILITY
Compatibility requirements
3.1. (1) The compatibility requirements for the receivers of various apparatus licensed services in the 3.4 GHz band and in adjacent frequency bands are set out in the Advisory Guidelines. The substance of these requirements and recommended methods of coordinating radiocommunications services to be operated in spectrum licensed space are also set out in the Advisory Guidelines. The Advisory Guidelines provide a means of coordinating services operating under spectrum licences with other services operating under spectrum licences and with those operating under apparatus licences. Each licensee must ensure that the operation of their service does not cause an unacceptable level of interference to other services which they are obliged to protect.
(2) These requirements apply to a receiver that:
(a) operates or will operate under an apparatus licence or a class licence; and
(b) is outside:
(i) the frequency bands of spectrum licences; or
(ii) the geographic limits of spectrum licences; and
(c) operates inside the frequency bands or geographic areas to be subject to spectrum licenses.
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SCHEDULE 1
Clause 1.4
DESCRIPTION OF AREAS CONTAINING LOTS FOR
RE-ALLOCATION
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Item No. Area Number Name Notional Population 1 1 Cairns 118700 2 2 Townsville 123200 3 3 Rockhampton 89200 4 4 Brisbane 1867500 5 5 Toowoomba 131900 6 6 Sydney 4265500 7 7 Canberra 320600 8 8 Albury 87400 9 9 Bendigo 203000 10 10 Melbourne 3261500 11 11 Launceston 112900 12 12 Hobart 224300 13 13 Adelaide 1094900 14 14 Perth 1189100 15 15 Region 1 855600 16 16 Region 2 1455100 17 17 Region 3 593000 18 18 Region 4 146300 19 19 Region 5 548300 SCHEDULE 2
Sections 1.4 and 2.2 (3)
COORDINATES OF GEOGRAPHIC AREAS
Description: The geographic area of a lot is the area of land described in a table below, bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the first coordinates listed in the table for the area and then bounded by a line passing sequentially through the intersections of each set of coordinates shown in the table to the point of commencement.
AREA 1 “CAIRNS”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 20 0 16 30 0 146 00 0 16 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 00 0 17 10 0 145 20 0 17 10 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 20 0 16 30 0 AREA 2 “TOWNSVILLE”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 20 0 18 55 0 147 00 0 18 55 0 147 00 0 19 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 147 10 0 19 00 0 147 10 0 19 40 0 146 20 0 19 40 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 20 0 18 55 0 AREA 3 “ROCKHAMPTON”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 00 0 23 00 0 151 00 0 23 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 00 0 23 45 0 150 00 0 23 45 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 00 0 23 00 0 AREA 4 “BRISBANE”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 152 30 0 26 50 0 154 00 0 26 50 0 154 00 0 28 35 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 153 05 0 28 35 0 153 05 0 28 20 0 152 50 0 28 20 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 152 50 0 28 05 0 152 30 0 28 05 0 152 30 0 26 50 0 AREA 5 “TOOWOOMBA”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 35 0 27 15 0 152 30 0 27 15 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 152 30 0 27 55 0 151 35 0 27 55 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 35 0 27 15 0 AREA 6 “SYDNEY”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 05 0 32 35 0 153 00 0 32 35 0 153 00 0 33 00 0 152 00 0 33 00 0 152 00 0 34 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 30 0 34 50 0 150 30 0 34 35 0 150 20 0 34 35 0 150 20 0 34 00 0 150 00 0 34 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 00 0 33 20 0 150 55 0 33 20 0 150 55 0 33 05 0 151 05 0 33 05 0 151 05 0 32 35 0 AREA 7 “CANBERRA’
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 45 0 34 50 0 149 30 0 34 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 149 30 0 35 50 0 148 45 0 35 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 45 0 34 50 0 AREA 8 “ALBURY”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 35 0 35 45 0 147 15 0 35 45 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 147 15 0 36 30 0 146 35 0 36 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 35 0 35 45 0 AREA 9 “BENDIGO”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 143 55 0 36 20 0 144 40 0 36 20 0 144 40 0 37 15 0 144 30 0 37 15 0 144 30 0 37 20 0 144 20 0 37 20 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 144 20 0 37 25 0 144 10 0 37 25 0 144 10 0 37 40 0 144 05 0 37 40 0 144 05 0 37 50 0 144 00 0 37 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 144 00 0 37 55 0 143 30 0 37 55 0 143 30 0 37 10 0 143 55 0 37 10 0 143 55 0 36 20 0 AREA 10 “MELBOURNE”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 144 30 0 37 15 0 144 40 0 37 15 0 144 40 0 37 20 0 145 05 0 37 20 0 145 05 0 37 25 0 145 15 0 37 25 0 145 15 0 37 30 0 145 20 0 37 30 0 145 20 0 37 35 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 35 0 37 35 0 145 35 0 37 45 0 145 45 0 37 45 0 145 45 0 38 15 0 145 25 0 38 15 0 145 25 0 38 45 0 144 00 0 38 45 0 144 00 0 37 50 0 144 05 0 37 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 144 05 0 37 40 0 144 10 0 37 40 0 144 10 0 37 25 0 144 20 0 37 25 0 144 20 0 37 20 0 144 30 0 37 20 0 144 30 0 37 15 0 AREA 11 “LAUNCESTON”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 30 0 41 00 0 147 30 0 41 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 147 30 0 41 40 0 146 30 0 41 40 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 30 0 41 00 0 AREA 12 “HOBART”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 45 0 42 20 0 148 00 0 42 20 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 00 0 43 35 0 146 45 0 43 35 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 45 0 42 20 0 AREA 13 “ADELAIDE”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 138 05 0 34 20 0 139 05 0 34 20 0 139 05 0 34 55 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 139 00 0 34 55 0 139 00 0 35 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 138 05 0 35 30 0 138 05 0 34 20 0 AREA 14 “PERTH”
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 115 00 0 31 25 0 116 30 0 31 25 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 116 30 0 32 50 0 115 00 0 32 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 115 00 0 31 25 0 AREA 15 “REGION 1” (Includes Areas of Regional Queensland not including, Cairns and Rockhampton)
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 00 0 23 00 0 152 00 0 23 00 0 152 00 0 24 00 0 154 00 0 24 00 0 154 00 0 26 50 0 152 30 0 26 50 0 152 30 0 27 15 0 151 35 0 27 15 0 151 35 0 27 55 0 152 30 0 27 55 0 152 30 0 28 05 0 152 50 0 28 05 0 152 50 0 28 20 0 153 05 0 28 20 0 153 05 0 28 35 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 152 10 0 28 35 0 152 10 0 28 50 0 150 00 0 28 50 0 150 00 0 29 00 0 148 00 0 29 00 0 148 00 0 22 00 0 145 00 0 22 00 0 145 00 0 19 00 0 142 00 0 19 00 0 142 00 0 10 00 0 143 00 0 10 00 0 143 00 0 11 00 0 144 00 0 11 00 0 144 00 0 14 00 0 146 00 0 14 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 00 0 16 00 0 147 00 0 16 00 0 147 00 0 18 55 0 146 20 0 18 55 0 146 20 0 19 40 0 147 10 0 19 40 0 147 10 0 19 00 0 149 00 0 19 00 0 149 00 0 20 00 0 150 00 0 20 00 0 150 00 0 21 00 0 151 00 0 21 00 0 151 00 0 23 00 0 AREA 15 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA CAIRNS
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 20 0 16 30 0 146 00 0 16 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 00 0 17 10 0 145 20 0 17 10 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 20 0 16 30 0 AREA 15 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA ROCKHAMPTON
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 00 0 23 00 0 151 00 0 23 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 151 00 0 23 45 0 150 00 0 23 45 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 150 00 0 23 00 0 AREA 16 “REGION TWO” (Includes Areas of Regional New South Wales not including Canberra)
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 152 15 0 28 35 0 154 00 0 28 35 0 154 00 0 32 00 0 153 00 0 32 00 0 153 00 0 32 35 0 151 05 0 32 35 0 151 05 0 33 05 0 150 55 0 33 05 0 150 55 0 33 20 0 150 00 0 33 20 0 150 00 0 34 00 0 150 20 0 34 00 0 150 20 0 34 35 0 150 30 0 34 35 0 150 30 0 34 50 0 152 00 0 34 50 0 152 00 0 35 00 0 151 00 0 35 00 0 151 00 0 38 00 0 150 00 0 38 00 0 150 00 0 37 30 0 149 50 0 37 30 0 149 50 0 37 25 0 149 40 0 37 25 0 149 40 0 37 20 0 149 25 0 37 20 0 149 25 0 37 15 0 149 15 0 37 15 0 149 15 0 37 10 0 149 00 0 37 10 0 149 00 0 37 05 0 148 50 0 37 05 0 148 50 0 37 00 0 148 35 0 37 00 0 148 35 0 36 55 0 148 25 0 36 55 0 148 25 0 36 50 0 148 05 0 36 50 0 148 05 0 36 30 0 147 15 0 36 30 0 147 15 0 35 45 0 146 35 0 35 45 0 146 35 0 36 30 0 146 10 0 36 30 0 146 10 0 36 20 0 143 55 0 36 20 0 143 55 0 35 55 0 143 35 0 35 55 0 143 35 0 35 35 0 143 10 0 35 35 0 143 10 0 35 00 0 142 00 0 35 00 0 142 00 0 34 00 0 141 00 0 34 00 0 141 00 0 31 00 0 148 00 0 31 00 0 148 00 0 29 00 0 150 00 0 29 00 0 150 00 0 28 50 0 152 10 0 28 50 0 152 10 0 28 35 0 AREA 16 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA CANBERRA
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 45 0 34 50 0 149 30 0 34 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 149 30 0 35 50 0 148 45 0 35 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 45 0 34 50 0 AREA 17 “REGION 3” (Includes Areas of Regional Victoria)
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 142 00 0 34 00 0 142 00 0 35 00 0 143 10 0 35 00 0 143 10 0 35 35 0 143 35 0 35 35 0 143 35 0 35 55 0 143 55 0 35 55 0 143 55 0 37 10 0 143 30 0 37 10 0 143 30 0 37 55 0 144 00 0 37 55 0 144 00 0 38 45 0 145 25 0 38 45 0 145 25 0 38 15 0 145 45 0 38 15 0 145 45 0 37 45 0 145 35 0 37 45 0 145 35 0 37 35 0 145 20 0 37 35 0 145 20 0 37 30 0 145 15 0 37 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 15 0 37 25 0 145 05 0 37 25 0 145 05 0 37 20 0 144 40 0 37 20 0 144 40 0 36 20 0 146 10 0 36 20 0 146 10 0 36 30 0 148 05 0 36 30 0 148 05 0 36 50 0 148 25 0 36 50 0 148 25 0 36 55 0 148 35 0 36 55 0 148 35 0 37 00 0 148 50 0 37 00 0 148 50 0 37 05 0 149 00 0 37 05 0 149 00 0 37 10 0 149 15 0 37 10 0 149 15 0 37 15 0 149 25 0 37 15 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 149 25 0 37 20 0 149 40 0 37 20 0 149 40 0 37 25 0 149 50 0 37 25 0 149 50 0 37 30 0 150 00 0 37 30 0 150 00 0 38 00 0 149 00 0 38 00 0 149 00 0 39 00 0 147 00 0 39 00 0 147 00 0 40 00 0 144 25 0 40 00 0 144 25 0 40 25 0 144 00 0 40 25 0 144 00 0 41 00 0 143 00 0 41 00 0 143 00 0 39 00 0 141 00 0 39 00 0 141 00 0 34 00 0 142 00 0 34 00 0 AREA 18 “REGION 4” (Includes Areas of Regional Tasmania not including Hobart and Launceston)
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 147 00 0 39 00 0 149 00 0 39 00 0 149 00 0 44 00 0 145 00 0 44 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 145 00 0 42 00 0 144 00 0 42 00 0 144 00 0 40 25 0 144 25 0 40 25 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 144 25 0 40 00 0 147 00 0 40 00 0 147 00 0 39 00 0 AREA 18 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA HOBART
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 45 0 42 20 0 148 00 0 42 20 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 148 00 0 43 35 0 146 45 0 43 35 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 45 0 42 20 0 AREA 18 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA LAUNCESTON
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 30 0 41 00 0 147 30 0 41 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 147 30 0 41 40 0 146 30 0 41 40 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 146 30 0 41 00 0 AREA 19 “REGION 5” (Includes Areas of Regional Western Australia and South Australia but does not include Adelaide and Perth)
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 115 00 0 31 00 0 141 00 0 31 00 0 141 00 0 39 00 0 140 00 0 39 00 0 140 00 0 38 00 0 139 00 0 38 00 0 139 00 0 37 00 0 136 00 0 37 00 0 136 00 0 36 00 0 135 00 0 36 00 0 135 00 0 34 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 134 00 0 34 00 0 134 00 0 33 00 0 132 00 0 33 00 0 132 00 0 32 00 0 129 00 0 32 00 0 129 00 0 33 00 0 125 00 0 33 00 0 125 00 0 34 00 0 124 00 0 34 00 0 124 00 0 35 00 0 119 00 0 35 00 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 119 00 0 36 00 0 116 00 0 36 00 0 116 00 0 35 00 0 114 00 0 35 00 0 114 00 0 33 00 0 115 00 0 33 00 0 115 00 0 32 50 0 116 30 0 32 50 0 116 30 0 31 25 0 115 00 0 31 25 0 115 00 0 31 00 0 AREA 19 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA ADELAIDE
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 138 05 0 34 20 0 139 05 0 34 20 0 139 05 0 34 55 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 139 00 0 34 55 0 139 00 0 35 30 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 138 05 0 35 30 0 138 05 0 34 20 0 AREA 19 DOES NOT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREA PERTH
° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 115 00 0 31 25 0 116 30 0 31 25 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 116 30 0 32 50 0 115 00 0 32 50 0 ° ¢ ² East ° ¢ ² South 115 00 0 31 25 0 SCHEDULE 3
section 2.13 (2)
BAND SEGMENTS
A frequency band in this Schedule comprises the frequencies in the frequency range greater than the frequency set out in column 2 of the item up to and including the frequency set out in column 3 of the item.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Band Number Lower Bound Upper Bound Bandwidth 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 2 3428.5 3432 3.5 3 3432 3435.5 3.5 4 3435.5 3439 3.5 5 3439 3442.5 3.5 6 3442.5 3446 3.5 7 3446 3449.5 3.5 8 3449.5 3453 3.5 9 3453 3456.5 3.5 10 3456.5 3460 3.5 11 3460 3463.5 3.5 12 3463.5 3467 3.5 13 3467 3470.5 3.5 14 3470.5 3475 4.5 15 3475 3478.5 3.5 16 3478.5 3482 3.5 17 3482 3485.5 3.5 18 3485.5 3489 3.5 19 3489 3492.5 3.5 20 3542.5 3546 3.5 21 3546 3549.5 3.5 22 3549.5 3553 3.5 23 3553 3556.5 3.5 24 3556.5 3560 3.5 25 3560 3563.5 3.5 26 3563.5 3567 3.5 27 3567 3570.5 3.5 28 3570.5 3575 4.5 SCHEDULE 4
Sections 1.4, 2.2, 2.4, 2.5
DESCRIPTION OF LOTS
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column 6 Column 7 Column 8 Lot Number Name Area Band Lot Rating Lower Bound Upper Bound Bandwidth 1 Cairns-1 1 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 2 Cairns-2 1 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 3 Cairns-3 1 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 4 Cairns-4 1 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 5 Cairns-5 1 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 6 Cairns-6 1 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 7 Cairns-7 1 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 8 Cairns-8 1 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 9 Cairns-9 1 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 10 Cairns-10 1 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 11 Cairns-11 1 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 12 Cairns-12 1 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 13 Cairns-13 1 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 14 Cairns-14 1 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 15 Cairns-15 1 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 16 Cairns-16 1 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 17 Cairns-17 1 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 18 Cairns-18 1 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 19 Cairns-19 1 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 20 Cairns-20 1 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 21 Cairns-21 1 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 22 Cairns-22 1 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 23 Cairns-23 1 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 24 Cairns-24 1 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 25 Cairns-25 1 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 26 Cairns-26 1 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 27 Cairns-27 1 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 28 Cairns-28 1 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 29 Townsville-1 2 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 30 Townsville-2 2 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 31 Townsville-3 2 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 32 Townsville-4 2 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 33 Townsville-5 2 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 34 Townsville-6 2 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 35 Townsville-7 2 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 36 Townsville-8 2 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 37 Townsville-9 2 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 38 Townsville-10 2 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 39 Townsville-11 2 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 40 Townsville-12 2 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 41 Townsville-13 2 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 42 Townsville-14 2 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 43 Townsville-15 2 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 44 Townsville-16 2 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 45 Townsville-17 2 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 46 Townsville-18 2 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 47 Townsville-19 2 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 48 Townsville-20 2 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 49 Townsville-21 2 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 50 Townsville-22 2 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 51 Townsville-23 2 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 52 Townsville-24 2 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 53 Townsville-25 2 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 54 Townsville-26 2 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 55 Townsville-27 2 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 56 Townsville-28 2 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 57 Rockhampton-1 3 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 58 Rockhampton-2 3 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 59 Rockhampton-3 3 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 60 Rockhampton-4 3 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 61 Rockhampton-5 3 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 62 Rockhampton-6 3 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 63 Rockhampton-7 3 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 64 Rockhampton-8 3 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 65 Rockhampton-9 3 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 66 Rockhampton-10 3 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 67 Rockhampton-11 3 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 68 Rockhampton-12 3 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 69 Rockhampton-13 3 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 70 Rockhampton-14 3 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 71 Rockhampton-15 3 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 72 Rockhampton-16 3 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 73 Rockhampton-17 3 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 74 Rockhampton-18 3 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 75 Rockhampton-19 3 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 76 Rockhampton-20 3 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 77 Rockhampton-21 3 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 78 Rockhampton-22 3 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 79 Rockhampton-23 3 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 80 Rockhampton-24 3 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 81 Rockhampton-25 3 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 82 Rockhampton-26 3 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 83 Rockhampton-27 3 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 84 Rockhampton-28 3 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 85 Brisbane-1 4 1 38 3425 3428.5 3.5 86 Brisbane-2 4 2 38 3428.5 3432 3.5 87 Brisbane-3 4 3 38 3432 3435.5 3.5 88 Brisbane-4 4 4 38 3435.5 3439 3.5 89 Brisbane-5 4 5 38 3439 3442.5 3.5 90 Brisbane-6 4 6 38 3442.5 3446 3.5 91 Brisbane-7 4 7 38 3446 3449.5 3.5 92 Brisbane-8 4 8 38 3449.5 3453 3.5 93 Brisbane-9 4 9 38 3453 3456.5 3.5 94 Brisbane-10 4 10 38 3456.5 3460 3.5 95 Brisbane-11 4 11 38 3460 3463.5 3.5 96 Brisbane-12 4 12 38 3463.5 3467 3.5 97 Brisbane-13 4 13 38 3467 3470.5 3.5 98 Brisbane-14 4 14 38 3470.5 3475 4.5 99 Brisbane-15 4 15 38 3475 3478.5 3.5 100 Brisbane-16 4 16 38 3478.5 3482 3.5 101 Brisbane-17 4 17 38 3482 3485.5 3.5 102 Brisbane-18 4 18 38 3485.5 3489 3.5 103 Brisbane-19 4 19 38 3489 3492.5 3.5 104 Brisbane-20 4 20 38 3542.5 3546 3.5 105 Brisbane-21 4 21 38 3546 3549.5 3.5 106 Brisbane-22 4 22 38 3549.5 3553 3.5 107 Brisbane-23 4 23 38 3553 3556.5 3.5 108 Brisbane-24 4 24 38 3556.5 3560 3.5 109 Brisbane-25 4 25 38 3560 3563.5 3.5 110 Brisbane-26 4 26 38 3563.5 3567 3.5 111 Brisbane-27 4 27 38 3567 3570.5 3.5 112 Brisbane-28 4 28 38 3570.5 3575 4.5 113 Toowoomba-1 5 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 114 Toowoomba-2 5 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 115 Toowoomba-3 5 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 116 Toowoomba-4 5 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 117 Toowoomba-5 5 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 118 Toowoomba-6 5 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 119 Toowoomba-7 5 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 120 Toowoomba-8 5 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 121 Toowoomba-9 5 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 122 Toowoomba-10 5 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 123 Toowoomba-11 5 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 124 Toowoomba-12 5 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 125 Toowoomba-13 5 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 126 Toowoomba-14 5 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 127 Toowoomba-15 5 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 128 Toowoomba-16 5 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 129 Toowoomba-17 5 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 130 Toowoomba-18 5 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 131 Toowoomba-19 5 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 132 Toowoomba-20 5 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 133 Toowoomba-21 5 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 134 Toowoomba-22 5 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 135 Toowoomba-23 5 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 136 Toowoomba-24 5 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 137 Toowoomba-25 5 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 138 Toowoomba-26 5 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 139 Toowoomba-27 5 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 140 Toowoomba-28 5 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 141 Sydney-1 6 1 116 3425 3428.5 3.5 142 Sydney-2 6 2 116 3428.5 3432 3.5 143 Sydney-3 6 3 116 3432 3435.5 3.5 144 Sydney-4 6 4 116 3435.5 3439 3.5 145 Sydney-5 6 5 116 3439 3442.5 3.5 146 Sydney-6 6 6 116 3442.5 3446 3.5 147 Sydney-7 6 7 116 3446 3449.5 3.5 148 Sydney-8 6 8 116 3449.5 3453 3.5 149 Sydney-9 6 9 116 3453 3456.5 3.5 150 Sydney-10 6 10 116 3456.5 3460 3.5 151 Sydney-11 6 11 116 3460 3463.5 3.5 152 Sydney-12 6 12 116 3463.5 3467 3.5 153 Sydney-13 6 13 116 3467 3470.5 3.5 154 Sydney-14 6 14 116 3470.5 3475 4.5 155 Sydney-15 6 15 116 3475 3478.5 3.5 156 Sydney-16 6 16 116 3478.5 3482 3.5 157 Sydney-17 6 17 116 3482 3485.5 3.5 158 Sydney-18 6 18 116 3485.5 3489 3.5 159 Sydney-19 6 19 116 3489 3492.5 3.5 160 Sydney-20 6 20 116 3542.5 3546 3.5 161 Sydney-21 6 21 116 3546 3549.5 3.5 162 Sydney-22 6 22 116 3549.5 3553 3.5 163 Sydney-23 6 23 116 3553 3556.5 3.5 164 Sydney-24 6 24 116 3556.5 3560 3.5 165 Sydney-25 6 25 116 3560 3563.5 3.5 166 Sydney-26 6 26 116 3563.5 3567 3.5 167 Sydney-27 6 27 116 3567 3570.5 3.5 168 Sydney-28 6 28 116 3570.5 3575 4.5 169 Canberra-1 7 1 4 3425 3428.5 3.5 170 Canberra-2 7 2 4 3428.5 3432 3.5 171 Canberra-3 7 3 4 3432 3435.5 3.5 172 Canberra-4 7 4 4 3435.5 3439 3.5 173 Canberra-5 7 5 4 3439 3442.5 3.5 174 Canberra-6 7 6 4 3442.5 3446 3.5 175 Canberra-7 7 7 4 3446 3449.5 3.5 176 Canberra-8 7 8 4 3449.5 3453 3.5 177 Canberra-9 7 9 4 3453 3456.5 3.5 178 Canberra-10 7 10 4 3456.5 3460 3.5 179 Canberra-11 7 11 4 3460 3463.5 3.5 180 Canberra-12 7 12 4 3463.5 3467 3.5 181 Canberra-13 7 13 4 3467 3470.5 3.5 182 Canberra-14 7 14 4 3470.5 3475 4.5 183 Canberra-15 7 15 4 3475 3478.5 3.5 184 Canberra-16 7 16 4 3478.5 3482 3.5 185 Canberra-17 7 17 4 3482 3485.5 3.5 186 Canberra-18 7 18 4 3485.5 3489 3.5 187 Canberra-19 7 19 4 3489 3492.5 3.5 188 Canberra-20 7 20 4 3542.5 3546 3.5 189 Canberra-21 7 21 4 3546 3549.5 3.5 190 Canberra-22 7 22 4 3549.5 3553 3.5 191 Canberra-23 7 23 4 3553 3556.5 3.5 192 Canberra-24 7 24 4 3556.5 3560 3.5 193 Canberra-25 7 25 4 3560 3563.5 3.5 194 Canberra-26 7 26 4 3563.5 3567 3.5 195 Canberra-27 7 27 4 3567 3570.5 3.5 196 Canberra-28 7 28 4 3570.5 3575 4.5 197 Albury-1 8 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 198 Albury-2 8 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 199 Albury-3 8 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 200 Albury-4 8 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 201 Albury-5 8 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 202 Albury-6 8 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 203 Albury-7 8 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 204 Albury-8 8 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 205 Albury-9 8 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 206 Albury-10 8 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 207 Albury-11 8 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 208 Albury-12 8 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 209 Albury-13 8 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 210 Albury-14 8 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 211 Albury-15 8 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 212 Albury-16 8 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 213 Albury-17 8 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 214 Albury-18 8 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 215 Albury-19 8 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 216 Albury-20 8 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 217 Albury-21 8 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 218 Albury-22 8 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 219 Albury-23 8 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 220 Albury-24 8 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 221 Albury-25 8 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 222 Albury-26 8 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 223 Albury-27 8 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 224 Albury-28 8 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 225 Bendigo-1 9 1 2 3425 3428.5 3.5 226 Bendigo-2 9 2 2 3428.5 3432 3.5 227 Bendigo-3 9 3 2 3432 3435.5 3.5 228 Bendigo-4 9 4 2 3435.5 3439 3.5 229 Bendigo-5 9 5 2 3439 3442.5 3.5 230 Bendigo-6 9 6 2 3442.5 3446 3.5 231 Bendigo-7 9 7 2 3446 3449.5 3.5 232 Bendigo-8 9 8 2 3449.5 3453 3.5 233 Bendigo-9 9 9 2 3453 3456.5 3.5 234 Bendigo-10 9 10 2 3456.5 3460 3.5 235 Bendigo-11 9 11 2 3460 3463.5 3.5 236 Bendigo-12 9 12 2 3463.5 3467 3.5 237 Bendigo-13 9 13 2 3467 3470.5 3.5 238 Bendigo-14 9 14 2 3470.5 3475 4.5 239 Bendigo-15 9 15 2 3475 3478.5 3.5 240 Bendigo-16 9 16 2 3478.5 3482 3.5 241 Bendigo-17 9 17 2 3482 3485.5 3.5 242 Bendigo-18 9 18 2 3485.5 3489 3.5 243 Bendigo-19 9 19 2 3489 3492.5 3.5 244 Bendigo-20 9 20 2 3542.5 3546 3.5 245 Bendigo-21 9 21 2 3546 3549.5 3.5 246 Bendigo-22 9 22 2 3549.5 3553 3.5 247 Bendigo-23 9 23 2 3553 3556.5 3.5 248 Bendigo-24 9 24 2 3556.5 3560 3.5 249 Bendigo-25 9 25 2 3560 3563.5 3.5 250 Bendigo-26 9 26 2 3563.5 3567 3.5 251 Bendigo-27 9 27 2 3567 3570.5 3.5 252 Bendigo-28 9 28 2 3570.5 3575 4.5 253 Melbourne-1 10 1 89 3425 3428.5 3.5 254 Melbourne-2 10 2 89 3428.5 3432 3.5 255 Melbourne-3 10 3 89 3432 3435.5 3.5 256 Melbourne-4 10 4 89 3435.5 3439 3.5 257 Melbourne-5 10 5 89 3439 3442.5 3.5 258 Melbourne-6 10 6 89 3442.5 3446 3.5 259 Melbourne-7 10 7 89 3446 3449.5 3.5 260 Melbourne-8 10 8 89 3449.5 3453 3.5 261 Melbourne-9 10 9 89 3453 3456.5 3.5 262 Melbourne-10 10 10 89 3456.5 3460 3.5 263 Melbourne-11 10 11 89 3460 3463.5 3.5 264 Melbourne-12 10 12 89 3463.5 3467 3.5 265 Melbourne-13 10 13 89 3467 3470.5 3.5 266 Melbourne-14 10 14 89 3470.5 3475 4.5 267 Melbourne-15 10 15 89 3475 3478.5 3.5 268 Melbourne-16 10 16 89 3478.5 3482 3.5 269 Melbourne-17 10 17 89 3482 3485.5 3.5 270 Melbourne-18 10 18 89 3485.5 3489 3.5 271 Melbourne-19 10 19 89 3489 3492.5 3.5 272 Melbourne-20 10 20 89 3542.5 3546 3.5 273 Melbourne-21 10 21 89 3546 3549.5 3.5 274 Melbourne-22 10 22 89 3549.5 3553 3.5 275 Melbourne-23 10 23 89 3553 3556.5 3.5 276 Melbourne-24 10 24 89 3556.5 3560 3.5 277 Melbourne-25 10 25 89 3560 3563.5 3.5 278 Melbourne-26 10 26 89 3563.5 3567 3.5 279 Melbourne-27 10 27 89 3567 3570.5 3.5 280 Melbourne-28 10 28 89 3570.5 3575 4.5 281 Launceston-1 11 1 1 3425 3428.5 3.5 282 Launceston-2 11 2 1 3428.5 3432 3.5 283 Launceston-3 11 3 1 3432 3435.5 3.5 284 Launceston-4 11 4 1 3435.5 3439 3.5 285 Launceston-5 11 5 1 3439 3442.5 3.5 286 Launceston-6 11 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 287 Launceston-7 11 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 288 Launceston-8 11 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 289 Launceston-9 11 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 290 Launceston-10 11 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 291 Launceston-11 11 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 292 Launceston-12 11 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 293 Launceston-13 11 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 294 Launceston-14 11 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 295 Launceston-15 11 15 1 3475 3478.5 3.5 296 Launceston-16 11 16 1 3478.5 3482 3.5 297 Launceston-17 11 17 1 3482 3485.5 3.5 298 Launceston-18 11 18 1 3485.5 3489 3.5 299 Launceston-19 11 19 1 3489 3492.5 3.5 300 Launceston-20 11 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 301 Launceston-21 11 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 302 Launceston-22 11 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 303 Launceston-23 11 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 304 Launceston-24 11 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 305 Launceston-25 11 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 306 Launceston-26 11 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 307 Launceston-27 11 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 308 Launceston-28 11 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 309 Hobart-1 12 1 3 3425 3428.5 3.5 310 Hobart-2 12 2 3 3428.5 3432 3.5 311 Hobart-3 12 3 3 3432 3435.5 3.5 312 Hobart-4 12 4 3 3435.5 3439 3.5 313 Hobart-5 12 5 3 3439 3442.5 3.5 314 Hobart-6 12 6 3 3442.5 3446 3.5 315 Hobart-7 12 7 3 3446 3449.5 3.5 316 Hobart-8 12 8 3 3449.5 3453 3.5 317 Hobart-9 12 9 3 3453 3456.5 3.5 318 Hobart-10 12 10 3 3456.5 3460 3.5 319 Hobart-11 12 11 3 3460 3463.5 3.5 320 Hobart-12 12 12 3 3463.5 3467 3.5 321 Hobart-13 12 13 3 3467 3470.5 3.5 322 Hobart-14 12 14 3 3470.5 3475 4.5 323 Hobart-15 12 15 3 3475 3478.5 3.5 324 Hobart-16 12 16 3 3478.5 3482 3.5 325 Hobart-17 12 17 3 3482 3485.5 3.5 326 Hobart-18 12 18 3 3485.5 3489 3.5 327 Hobart-19 12 19 3 3489 3492.5 3.5 328 Hobart-20 12 20 3 3542.5 3546 3.5 329 Hobart-21 12 21 3 3546 3549.5 3.5 330 Hobart-22 12 22 3 3549.5 3553 3.5 331 Hobart-23 12 23 3 3553 3556.5 3.5 332 Hobart-24 12 24 3 3556.5 3560 3.5 333 Hobart-25 12 25 3 3560 3563.5 3.5 334 Hobart-26 12 26 3 3563.5 3567 3.5 335 Hobart-27 12 27 3 3567 3570.5 3.5 336 Hobart-28 12 28 3 3570.5 3575 4.5 337 Adelaide-1 13 1 14 3425 3428.5 3.5 338 Adelaide-2 13 2 14 3428.5 3432 3.5 339 Adelaide-3 13 3 14 3432 3435.5 3.5 340 Adelaide-4 13 4 14 3435.5 3439 3.5 341 Adelaide-5 13 5 14 3439 3442.5 3.5 342 Adelaide-6 13 6 14 3442.5 3446 3.5 343 Adelaide-7 13 7 14 3446 3449.5 3.5 344 Adelaide-8 13 8 14 3449.5 3453 3.5 345 Adelaide-9 13 9 14 3453 3456.5 3.5 346 Adelaide-10 13 10 14 3456.5 3460 3.5 347 Adelaide-11 13 11 14 3460 3463.5 3.5 348 Adelaide-12 13 12 14 3463.5 3467 3.5 349 Adelaide-13 13 13 14 3467 3470.5 3.5 350 Adelaide-14 13 14 14 3470.5 3475 4.5 351 Adelaide-15 13 15 14 3475 3478.5 3.5 352 Adelaide-16 13 16 14 3478.5 3482 3.5 353 Adelaide-17 13 17 14 3482 3485.5 3.5 354 Adelaide-18 13 18 14 3485.5 3489 3.5 355 Adelaide-19 13 19 14 3489 3492.5 3.5 356 Adelaide-20 13 20 14 3542.5 3546 3.5 357 Adelaide-21 13 21 14 3546 3549.5 3.5 358 Adelaide-22 13 22 14 3549.5 3553 3.5 359 Adelaide-23 13 23 14 3553 3556.5 3.5 360 Adelaide-24 13 24 14 3556.5 3560 3.5 361 Adelaide-25 13 25 14 3560 3563.5 3.5 362 Adelaide-26 13 26 14 3563.5 3567 3.5 363 Adelaide-27 13 27 14 3567 3570.5 3.5 364 Adelaide-28 13 28 14 3570.5 3575 4.5 365 Perth-1 14 1 16 3425 3428.5 3.5 366 Perth-2 14 2 16 3428.5 3432 3.5 367 Perth-3 14 3 16 3432 3435.5 3.5 368 Perth-4 14 4 16 3435.5 3439 3.5 369 Perth-5 14 5 16 3439 3442.5 3.5 370 Perth-6 14 6 16 3442.5 3446 3.5 371 Perth-7 14 7 16 3446 3449.5 3.5 372 Perth-8 14 8 16 3449.5 3453 3.5 373 Perth-9 14 9 16 3453 3456.5 3.5 374 Perth-10 14 10 16 3456.5 3460 3.5 375 Perth-11 14 11 16 3460 3463.5 3.5 376 Perth-12 14 12 16 3463.5 3467 3.5 377 Perth-13 14 13 16 3467 3470.5 3.5 378 Perth-14 14 14 16 3470.5 3475 4.5 379 Perth-15 14 15 16 3475 3478.5 3.5 380 Perth-16 14 16 16 3478.5 3482 3.5 381 Perth-17 14 17 16 3482 3485.5 3.5 382 Perth-18 14 18 16 3485.5 3489 3.5 383 Perth-19 14 19 16 3489 3492.5 3.5 384 Perth-20 14 20 16 3542.5 3546 3.5 385 Perth-21 14 21 16 3546 3549.5 3.5 386 Perth-22 14 22 16 3549.5 3553 3.5 387 Perth-23 14 23 16 3553 3556.5 3.5 388 Perth-24 14 24 16 3556.5 3560 3.5 389 Perth-25 14 25 16 3560 3563.5 3.5 390 Perth-26 14 26 16 3563.5 3567 3.5 391 Perth-27 14 27 16 3567 3570.5 3.5 392 Perth-28 14 28 16 3570.5 3575 4.5 393 Region 1-6 15 6 5 3442.5 3446 3.5 394 Region 1-7 15 7 5 3446 3449.5 3.5 395 Region 1-8 15 8 5 3449.5 3453 3.5 396 Region 1-9 15 9 5 3453 3456.5 3.5 397 Region 1-10 15 10 5 3456.5 3460 3.5 398 Region 1-11 15 11 5 3460 3463.5 3.5 399 Region 1-12 15 12 5 3463.5 3467 3.5 400 Region 1-13 15 13 5 3467 3470.5 3.5 401 Region 1-14 15 14 5 3470.5 3475 4.5 402 Region 1-20 15 20 5 3542.5 3546 3.5 403 Region 1-21 15 21 5 3546 3549.5 3.5 404 Region 1-22 15 22 5 3549.5 3553 3.5 405 Region 1-23 15 23 5 3553 3556.5 3.5 406 Region 1-24 15 24 5 3556.5 3560 3.5 407 Region 1-25 15 25 5 3560 3563.5 3.5 408 Region 1-26 15 26 5 3563.5 3567 3.5 409 Region 1-27 15 27 5 3567 3570.5 3.5 410 Region 1-28 15 28 5 3570.5 3575 4.5 411 Region 2-6 16 6 9 3442.5 3446 3.5 412 Region 2-7 16 7 9 3446 3449.5 3.5 413 Region 2-8 16 8 9 3449.5 3453 3.5 414 Region 2-9 16 9 9 3453 3456.5 3.5 415 Region 2-10 16 10 9 3456.5 3460 3.5 416 Region 2-11 16 11 9 3460 3463.5 3.5 417 Region 2-12 16 12 9 3463.5 3467 3.5 418 Region 2-13 16 13 9 3467 3470.5 3.5 419 Region 2-14 16 14 9 3470.5 3475 4.5 420 Region 2-20 16 20 9 3542.5 3546 3.5 421 Region 2-21 16 21 9 3546 3549.5 3.5 422 Region 2-22 16 22 9 3549.5 3553 3.5 423 Region 2-23 16 23 9 3553 3556.5 3.5 424 Region 2-24 16 24 9 3556.5 3560 3.5 425 Region 2-25 16 25 9 3560 3563.5 3.5 426 Region 2-26 16 26 9 3563.5 3567 3.5 427 Region 2-27 16 27 9 3567 3570.5 3.5 428 Region 2-28 16 28 9 3570.5 3575 4.5 429 Region 3-6 17 6 4 3442.5 3446 3.5 430 Region 3-7 17 7 4 3446 3449.5 3.5 431 Region 3-8 17 8 4 3449.5 3453 3.5 432 Region 3-9 17 9 4 3453 3456.5 3.5 433 Region 3-10 17 10 4 3456.5 3460 3.5 434 Region 3-11 17 11 4 3460 3463.5 3.5 435 Region 3-12 17 12 4 3463.5 3467 3.5 436 Region 3-13 17 13 4 3467 3470.5 3.5 437 Region 3-14 17 14 4 3470.5 3475 4.5 438 Region 3-20 17 20 4 3542.5 3546 3.5 439 Region 3-21 17 21 4 3546 3549.5 3.5 440 Region 3-22 17 22 4 3549.5 3553 3.5 441 Region 3-23 17 23 4 3553 3556.5 3.5 442 Region 3-24 17 24 4 3556.5 3560 3.5 443 Region 3-25 17 25 4 3560 3563.5 3.5 444 Region 3-26 17 26 4 3563.5 3567 3.5 445 Region 3-27 17 27 4 3567 3570.5 3.5 446 Region 3-28 17 28 4 3570.5 3575 4.5 447 Region 4-6 18 6 1 3442.5 3446 3.5 448 Region 4-7 18 7 1 3446 3449.5 3.5 449 Region 4-8 18 8 1 3449.5 3453 3.5 450 Region 4-9 18 9 1 3453 3456.5 3.5 451 Region 4-10 18 10 1 3456.5 3460 3.5 452 Region 4-11 18 11 1 3460 3463.5 3.5 453 Region 4-12 18 12 1 3463.5 3467 3.5 454 Region 4-13 18 13 1 3467 3470.5 3.5 455 Region 4-14 18 14 1 3470.5 3475 4.5 456 Region 4-20 18 20 1 3542.5 3546 3.5 457 Region 4-21 18 21 1 3546 3549.5 3.5 458 Region 4-22 18 22 1 3549.5 3553 3.5 459 Region 4-23 18 23 1 3553 3556.5 3.5 460 Region 4-24 18 24 1 3556.5 3560 3.5 461 Region 4-25 18 25 1 3560 3563.5 3.5 462 Region 4-26 18 26 1 3563.5 3567 3.5 463 Region 4-27 18 27 1 3567 3570.5 3.5 464 Region 4-28 18 28 1 3570.5 3575 4.5 465 Region 5-6 19 6 3 3442.5 3446 3.5 466 Region 5-7 19 7 3 3446 3449.5 3.5 467 Region 5-8 19 8 3 3449.5 3453 3.5 468 Region 5-9 19 9 3 3453 3456.5 3.5 469 Region 5-10 19 10 3 3456.5 3460 3.5 470 Region 5-11 19 11 3 3460 3463.5 3.5 471 Region 5-12 19 12 3 3463.5 3467 3.5 472 Region 5-13 19 13 3 3467 3470.5 3.5 473 Region 5-14 19 14 3 3470.5 3475 4.5 474 Region 5-20 19 20 3 3542.5 3546 3.5 475 Region 5-21 19 21 3 3546 3549.5 3.5 476 Region 5-22 19 22 3 3549.5 3553 3.5 477 Region 5-23 19 23 3 3553 3556.5 3.5 478 Region 5-24 19 24 3 3556.5 3560 3.5 479 Region 5-25 19 25 3 3560 3563.5 3.5 480 Region 5-26 19 26 3 3563.5 3567 3.5 481 Region 5-27 19 27 3 3567 3570.5 3.5 482 Region 5-28 19 28 3 3570.5 3575 4.5
SCHEDULE 5
Section 2.10
SAMPLE LICENCE
This Schedule sets out a sample spectrum licence, and the conditions that may be included in a spectrum licence, issued in the parts of the spectrum that are subject to a notice of designation or re-allocation declaration:
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY
Radiocommunications Act 1992
Sample Spectrum Licence
This licence is issued under Part 3.2 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (‘the Act’) by the person named at Item 8 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
1. The person named at Item 1 of Schedule 1 of this licence (‘the licensee’), or a person authorised under subsection 68(1) of the Act, is authorised to operate radiocommunications devices in accordance with:
(a) the Act; and
(b) the core conditions set out in Schedule 2; and
(c) the statutory conditions set out in Schedule 3; and
(d) the core conditions specifying periods of operation, and the other conditions, if any, included in this licence by the ACA and set out in Schedule 2.
2. This licence comes into force on the date shown at Item 4 of Schedule 1 and remains in force until the end of the day shown at Item 5 of Schedule 1.
3. Unless the contrary intention appears, terms and expressions used in this Licence have the meaning given to them by the Radiocommunications Spectrum Marketing Plan (3.4 GHz Bands) 2000.
Licensee: Bloopers Pty Limited
Client Number: 11223344
Band Release: 3.4 GHz Upper Band A
Licence Number: 55667788
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 1
LICENCE AND TECHNICAL DETAILS
Part 1 - Licence Details
Item
Licensee Details
1 Name of Licensee
Address of Licensee
Bloopers Pty Limited
987 Charming Street
SYDNEY
NSW 20002
Client Number
11223344
3
Band Release
3.4 GHz Upper Band A
Licence Details
4
Date of Licence Effect
2/01/2000
5
Date of Licence Expiry
1/01/2015
6
Licence Number
55667788
7
Date of Licence Issue
2/01/2000
8
Issuing Officer
1
Part 2 - Technical Details
Core Condition - Frequency Band of Licence 9
Lower limit of frequency band
3.475000 GHz
10
Upper limit of frequency band
3.492500 GHz
Core Condition - Emission Limits Outside the Area 11
Offsets for core condition 4(a)
0 kHz
12
Offsets for core condition 4(b)
0 kHz
13
Power conversion function k1(d) for core condition 4
k1(d) = 18; for d >= 0
14
Power conversion function k2(d) for core condition 4
k2(d) = 18; for d >= 0
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 1 Part 2 (continued)
Item Core Condition - Emission Limits Outside the Band Broadband Emission - Wide Beamwidth Transmitters
15
Range of offsets for core condition 10(a)
0 kHz to 250 kHz
16
Maximum true mean power for core condition 10(a)
20 dBm eirp/30 kHz
17
Range of offsets for core condition 10(b)
250 kHz to 1 MHz
18
Maximum true mean power for core condition 10(b)
-5 dBm eirp/30 kHz
19
Range of offsets for core condition 10(c)
greater than 1 MHz
20
Maximum true mean power for core condition 10(c)
-30 dBm eirp/30 kHz
21
Range of offsets for core condition 10(d)
500 kHz to 530 kHz
22
Peak power for core condition 10(d)
-11 dBm eirp measured within a 30 kHz rectangular bandwidth
Broadband Emission - Narrow Beamwidth Transmitters
23
Range of offsets for core condition 11(a)
0 kHz to 250 kHz
24
Maximum true mean power for core condition 11(a)
20 dBm eirp/30 kHz
25
Range of offsets for core condition 11(b)
250 kHz to 1 MHz
26
Maximum true mean power for core condition 11(b)
-5 dBm eirp/30 kHz
27
Range of offsets for core condition 11(c)
greater than 1 MHz
28
Maximum true mean power for core condition 11(c)
-19 dBm eirp/30 kHz
29
Range of offsets for core condition 11(d)
500 kHz to 530 kHz
30
Peak power for core condition 11(d)
-11 dBm eirp measured within a 30 kHz rectangular bandwidth
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 1 Part 2 (continued)
Item Core Condition - Emission Limits Outside the Band (continued) Narrowband Emission - Wide Beamwidth Transmitters
31
Mean power for core condition 12(a)
-40 dBm eirp/100 kHz
32
Range of offsets for core condition 12(a)
9 kHz to 1 GHz
33
Mean power for core condition 12(b)
-30 dBm eirp/1 MHz
34
Range of offsets for core condition 12(b)
1 GHz to 1.9 GHz
35
Mean power for core condition 12(c)
-12 dBm eirp/1 MHz
36
Range of offsets for core condition 12(c)
1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz
37
Mean power for core condition 12(d)
-30 dBm eirp/1 MHz
38
Range of offsets for core condition 12(d)
7.2 GHz to 26 GHz
Narrowband Emission - Narrow Beamwidth Transmitters
39
Mean power for core condition 13(a)
-40 dBm eirp/100 kHz
40
Range of offsets for core condition 13(a)
9 kHz to 1 GHz
41
Mean power for core condition 13(b)
-30 dBm eirp/1 MHz
42
Range of offsets for core condition 13(b)
1 GHz to 1.9 GHz
43
Mean power for core condition 13(c)
-1 dBm eirp/1 MHz
44
Range of offsets for core condition 13(c)
1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz
45
Mean power for core condition 13(d)
-30 dBm eirp/1 MHz
46
Range of offsets for core condition 13(d)
7.2 GHz to 26 GHz
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 1 Part 2 (continued)
Item Core Condition - Emission Limits Outside the Band (continued) Wide Beamwidth Receivers with Spurious Emissions
47
Mean power for core condition 14(a)
-40 dBm eirp/100 kHz
48
Band for condition 14(a)
9 kHz to 1.9 GHz
49
Mean power for core condition 14(b)
-22 dBm eirp/1 MHz
50
Band for core condition 14(b)
1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz
51
Mean power for core condition 14(c)
-40 dBm eirp/1 MHz
52
Band for core condition 14(c)
7.2 GHz to 26 GHz
Narrow Beamwidth Receivers with Spurious Emissions
53
Mean power for core condition 15(a)
-40 dBm eirp/100 kHz
54
Band for condition 15(a)
9 kHz to 1.9 GHz
55
Mean power for core condition 15(b)
-11 dBm eirp/1 MHz
56
Band for core condition 15(b)
1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz
57
Mean power for core condition 15(c)
-40 dBm eirp/1 MHz
58
Band for core condition 15(c)
7.2 GHz to 26 GHz
Device Registration
59
Section 145 Determination for registration of transmitters
Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference - 3.4 GHz Band) Determination 2000
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 1
Part 3 - Geographic Area
Core Condition - Geographic Area of Licence
For core condition 2, the area or aggregate of areas within which operation of radiocommunications devices is authorised by this licence is that area of land
described by the aggregation of rectangular areas with a North to South (Latitude)
and East to West (Longitude) orientation, each having a South West corner that is represented by a geographic coordinate set out in column 1 in the table below, and having a North East corner that is represented by a geographic coordinate set out in column 2 opposite to the coordinate set out in column 1.Column 1 Column 2
° ¢ ² South ° ¢ ² West ° ¢ ² North ° ¢ ² East
28:35:00 153:05:00 26:50:00 154:00:00
28:20:00 152:50:00 26:50:00 153:05:00
28:05:00 152:30:00 26:50:00 152:50:00
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2
CORE CONDITIONS
Frequency Band
1. This licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency band that consists of the contiguous range of frequencies between
the upper and lower frequency limits set out in Items 9 and 10 of Part 2 of
Schedule 1, respectively.
Geographic Area
2. This licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the geographic area set out at Part 3 of Schedule 1.
Emission Limits Outside the Area
3. Core conditions 4 and 5 apply in those geographic areas :
(a) that are outside the geographic areas set out at Part 3 of Schedule 1; and
(b) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 7 in force; and
(c) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
4. For in-band radio emissions, the emission limits in a geographic area to which this condition applies are:
(a) for frequency bands only containing frequencies removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by at least the offset set out at Item 11 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the emission limit is a radiated power of P1 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(b) for frequency bands only containing frequencies removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by at least the offset set out at Item 12 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the emission limit is a radiated power of P2 dBm eirp per 30 kHz;
where:
P1 = 70 - k1(d); and
P2 = 70 - k2(d);
where:
d is the distance in kilometres of the device from the boundary of
the geographic area; andk1(d) and k2(d) are the power conversion functions set out at
Items 13 and 14 of Part 2 of Schedule 1, respectively.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2 (continued)
CORE CONDITIONS (continued)
Emission Limits Outside the Area (continued)
5. The level of emission in a geographic area to which this condition applies is to be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95 percent that the true level of emission remains below the relevant emission limit plus 2 dB.
[Notes:
1. This core condition is designed to assist technological neutrality and limits the power spectral density of a transmitter located anywhere within the geographic area of the
licence to 52 dBm eirp in a rectangular bandwidth of 30 kHz and at all times. The limit has an important function in the management of receiver intermodulation. There may be additional constraints on radiated power caused by the device boundary criterion of the relevant s.145 Determination or the compatibility requirements of related Advisory Guidelines. Except where the occupied bandwidth of a transmitter is less than 30 kHz,
the core condition does not place a limit on the total radiated power for a transmitter. However, total radiated power is limited indirectly by:(a) the cost of high power amplifiers;
(b) the general requirement to use low powers in cellular systems; and
(c) the emission limits outside the band becoming increasingly difficult to satisfy as
total transmitter power increases.2. The two step limit related to k1(d) and k2(d) is designed to accommodate higher limits according to the width of guard bands supplied internal to the licence, if that is a requirement of a licensee. ]
6. Core condition 7 applies in those geographic areas that are outside the geographic areas set out at Part 3 of Schedule 1 and:
(a) for which there is an agreement in force for the purposes of that core condition; or
(b) for which the licensee holds another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
7. The emission limits outside the area are the level that does not cause the core emission limits to be exceeded in any geographic area:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of this core condition in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2 (continued)
CORE CONDITIONS (continued)
Emission Limits Outside the Band
8. Core conditions 9-16 (inclusive) apply in those parts of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 18 in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
9. The following maximum permitted levels of emission outside the frequency
band of the licence apply except where:(a) a written agreement exists, between the licensee and all the affected
licensees of frequency-adjacent spectrum licences, setting out
increased maximum permitted levels; and(b) if non-spectrum licensed space is affected, the licensee provides written agreement to increase maximum permitted levels to the ACA and the
ACA has varied the relevant licence conditions.10. For radio emission that is broadband emission from wide beamwidth
transmitters at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence, the
emission limits outside the band are:(a) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the frequency band of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 15 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 16 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 17 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 18 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(c) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 19 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 20 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(d) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the lower and upper frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 21 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence - the radiated peak power set out at Item 22 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2 (continued)
CORE CONDITIONS (continued)
Emission Limits Outside the Band (continued)
11. For radio emission that is broadband emission from narrow beamwidth transmitters at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence, the
emission limits outside the band are:
(a) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 23 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 24 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 25 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 26 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(c) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the upper and lower frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 27 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 - the radiated maximum true mean power is set out at Item 28 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(d) for frequency bands only containing frequencies that are removed from the lower and upper frequency limits of the licence by offsets within the range set out at Item 29 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence - the radiated peak power is set out at Item 30 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
12. For radio emission that is narrowband emission from wide beamwidth
transmitters at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence, the
emission limits outside the band are:
(a) a radiated mean power set out at Item 31 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 32 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) a radiated mean power set out at Item 33 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 34 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2 (continued)
CORE CONDITIONS (continued)
Emission Limits Outside the Band (continued)
(a) a radiated mean power set out at Item 35 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 36 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) a radiated mean power set out at Item 37 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 38 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
13. For radio emission that is narrowband emission from narrow beamwidth transmitters at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence, the
emission limits outside the band are:
(a) a radiated mean power set out at Item 39 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 40 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) a radiated mean power set out at Item 41 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 42 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(c) a radiated mean power set out at Item 43 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 44 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(d) a radiated mean power set out at Item 45 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 46 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
14. For radio emission from wide beamwidth receivers, the emission limits outside the band are:
(a) a radiated mean power set out at Item 47 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 48 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) a radiated mean power set out at Item 49 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 50 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(c) a radiated mean power set out at Item 51 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 52 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 2 (continued)
CORE CONDITIONS (continued)
Emission Limits Outside the Band (continued)
15. For radio emission from narrow beamwidth receivers, the emission limits outside the band are:
(a) a radiated mean power set out at Item 53 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 54 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(b) a radiated mean power set out at Item 55 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 56 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence; and
(c) a radiated mean power set out at Item 57 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 and measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band set out at Item 58 of Part 2 of Schedule 1 of this licence.
16. The level of emission outside the band of the licence is to be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95 percent that the true level of emission remains below the relevant emission limit plus 2 dB.
17. Core condition 18 applies in that part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is an agreement in force for the purposes of that core condition; or
(b) for which the licensee holds another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
18. The emission limits outside the band are the level that does not cause the base emission limits to be exceeded in any part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of this core condition in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
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SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 3
STATUTORY CONDITIONS
Liability To Pay Charges
1. The licensee must meet all obligations to pay charges fixed by determinations made under section 294 of the Act and section 53(1) of the Australian Communications Authority Act 1997.
Third Party Use
2. (1) The licensee must notify any person authorised to operate radiocommunications devices under the licence of that person’s obligations under the Act, in particular of any registration requirements under Part 3.5
of the Act for operation of radiocommunications devices under the licence, and any rules made under section 68(3) of the Act.(2) Each operation of a radiocommunications device under the licence by a person other than the licensee must comply with rules made by the ACA under section 68(3) of the Act.
Transmitter Registration Requirements
3. The licensee must not operate a transmitter under this licence unless:
(a)the transmitter has been exempted from the registration requirements under clause 4, or:
(b)both:
(i) the requirements of the ACA under Part 3.5 of the Act relating to
registration of the transmitter have been met; and
(ii) the transmitter complies with the details about it that have been
entered in the Register.
Exemption From Registration Requirements
4. The following kinds of transmitters do not have to be registered:
(a)a mobile or indoor fixed transmitter that operates in the 3.4 GHz band with
a radiated true mean power within its effective occupied band that is always less than or equal to 25 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; or
(b)a receiver that is also a transmitter because it radiates narrowband emission; or
(c)a mobile transmitter that only operates outside the limits of a town that is on the towns mobile list; or
(d)a fixed transmitter that only transmits for less than 5% of the time in any 1 hour period and only operates outside the limits of a town that is on the
towns mobile list.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 3 (continued)
STATUTORY CONDITIONS (continued)
Exemption From Registration Requirements (continued)
[Notes:
1. The Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference - 3.4 GHz Band) Determination 2000 sets out the unacceptable levels of interference for the purpose of registering transmitters to be operated under this licence, and is to be used for the issue of certificates by accredited persons under section 145(3) of the Act .
2. Although not mandatory, the registration of receivers is advised because one of the matters the ACA will take into account in settling interference is the time of registration of the receiver involved in the interference.]
Residency etc
5. (a) At all times when the licensee derives income, profits or gains from operating radiocommunications devices under this licence or from authorising others to do so:
· the licensee must be an Australian resident; or
· the income, profits or gains must be attributable to a permanent establishment in Australia through which the licensee carries on business.
(b) At all times when an authorised person derives income, profits or gains from allowing third parties to operate radiocommunications devices under the licence, either:
· the authorised person must be an Australian resident; or
· the income, profits or gains must be attributable to a permanent establishment in Australia through which the authorised person carries on business.
(c) In this condition:
Australian resident has the same meaning as in the Income Tax Assessment
Act 1997.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 3 (continued)
STATUTORY CONDITIONS (continued)
Residency etc (continued)
authorised person means a person authorised under section 68 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 by the licensee to operate radiocommunications devices under this licence.
permanent establishment has the same meaning as in:
· 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
· in any other case—the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
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SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 4
CONDITIONS INCLUDED BY THE ACA
Interference management
1. In this licence:
“manage interference” includes:
(a) investigating the possible causes of the interference; and
(b) taking all steps reasonably necessary to resolve disputes about interference where more than 1 person is involved; and
(c) taking steps (or requiring persons authorised to operate 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:
(a) interference between radiocommunications devices operated under this licence; and
(b) interference between radiocommunications devices operated under this licence and under each other spectrum licence held by the licensee.
Co-sited devices
3. If:
(a) interference occurs between a radiocommunications device operated under this licence and a radiocommunications device (whether operated under another spectrum licence or any other licence) that is located within 200 metres of the first device and measured with respect to the location of the phase centre of the antenna used with each device; 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 third party authorisee) of the other licence wishes to resolve the interference;
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 4 (continued)
CONDITIONS INCLUDED BY THE ACA (continued)
the licensee must take reasonable steps to negotiate arrangements reasonably likely to reduce the interference to acceptable levels 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 ACA all information as required by the ACA from time to time for inclusion in the Register.
International coordination
5. If operation of a transmitter under this licence causes harmful interference to a receiver that operates in accordance with International Telecommunication
Union Radio Regulations and that is located in a country other than Australia,
the transmission must cease.Agreements for purpose of core conditions
6. A licensee may enter into an agreement for the purpose of:
(a) core condition 7 (about emission limits outside the geographic area of this licence); or
(b) core condition 18 (about emission limits outside the frequency band of
this licence); or
(c) both of those core conditions.
The agreement must be in accordance with the form set out in Schedule 5 to
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SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE SCHEDULE 5
FORM OF AGREEMENT FOR CORE CONDITIONS
AGREEMENT made [insert date]
BETWEEN A [insert name of party] and B [insert name of party].
1. BACKGROUND
A holds spectrum licence [details of A’s licence].
B holds spectrum licence [details of B’s licence].
2. B agrees with A for [core condition 7 or core condition 18 or core conditions 7 and 18] of A’s licence in relation to B’s licence.
3. B may terminate this licence at will by notice in writing given to A.
SIGNED on behalf of A:
SIGNED on behalf of B:
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SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE NOTES
Variation to licence conditions
1. The ACA may, with the written agreement of the licensee, vary this licence by including 1 or more further conditions, or revoking or varying any 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.
2. The ACA may, by written notice given to the licensee, vary a licence by including 1 or more further conditions or revoking or varying any non core conditions of the licence provided that the licence as varied complies with the requirements of Subdivision C of Division 1 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
Guidelines
3. The ACA has issued written Advisory Guidelines under section 262 of the Act about:
(a) co-ordinating the operation of transmitters under this licence with
apparatus-licensed receivers:
Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference
to Apparatus Licensed Receivers—3.4 GHz Band) 2000; and
(b) co-ordinating the operation of apparatus licensed transmitters with receivers operated in the space of spectrum licences:
Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Out-of-band Interference in Receivers Operating in Spectrum Licensed Space
¾3.4 GHz Band) 2000.
4. The guidelines should be read in conjunction with the Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference - 3.4 GHz Band) Determination 2000 made under section 145(4) of the Act. This determination sets out the unacceptable levels of interference for the purpose of the registration of transmitters to be operated under this licence. The guidelines should be followed by licensees (and accredited persons) before operating transmitters. The ACA intends to afford protection to receivers in accordance with the guidelines in the settlement of interference disputes. Copies of the guidelines are available from the ACA.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE NOTES (continued)
The suspension and cancellation of spectrum licences
5. The ACA may by written notice given to a licensee suspend or cancel a spectrum licence where the ACA is satisfied that the licensee, or a person authorised by the licensee to operate a radiocommunications device under the licence, has:
(a) contravened a condition of the licence; or
(b) in any other way contravened the Act; or
(c) operated a radiocommunications device under the licence, or purportedly under the licence, in contravention of any other law (whether written or unwritten) of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory or in the course of contravening such a law.
Reissue
6. A spectrum licence may not be reissued to the same licensee without a price-based allocation procedure unless:
(a) the ACA is satisfied under section 82(1) of the Act that special circumstances exist as a result of which it would be in the public interest
for that licensee to continue to hold that licence; or
(b) the licensee provides a service of a kind determined by the Minister under section 82(3) of the Act for which reissuing licences to the same
licensees would be in the public interest.
Trading
7. (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 ACA 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:
(a) the ACA has been told of the changes; and
(b) the Register of Radiocommunications Licences in respect of spectrum licences has been altered accordingly.
Appeals
8. An application may be made to the ACA for re-consideration of decisions listed under section 285 of the Act. A person affected by and dissatisfied with the decision may seek a re-consideration of the decision by the ACA under section 288(1) of the Act. This decision can be subject to further re-consideration by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, subject to the provisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Act 1975.
SCHEDULE 5 (continued)
LICENCE NOTES (continued)
Labelling of transmitters
9. Transmitters operated under this licence are to be labelled in accordance with the Radiocommunications (Labelling) Determination 1997.
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SCHEDULE 6
Section 2.14 (1)
EMISSION LIMITS OUTSIDE THE AREA
PART 1¾BASE EMISSION LIMITS
1. This Part applies in those parts of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 7 in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
2. The emission limits outside the area, for frequency bands only containing in-band frequencies, are a transmitter radiated power of:
P dBm eirp per 30 kHz;
where:
P equals 70 - k (d);
where:
(a) d is the distance, measured in kilometres, of the device from the boundary of the geographic area of the licence under which the device operates; and
(b) k (d) is the power conversion function.
For a spectrum licence issued for the 3.4 GHz band, k (d) = 18 for d ³ 0.
3. For this Schedule, the level of emission outside the area is to be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95 percent that the true level of emission remains below the relevant emission limit.
4. For the purposes of paragraph 2, the level of emission is to be estimated after taking into account:
(a) the kind of antenna; and
(b) the kind of equipment used with the antenna; and
(c) the location and immediate physical environment in which the antenna
(d) operates.
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SCHEDULE 6 (continued)
EMISSION LIMITS OUTSIDE THE AREA (continued)
PART 2¾OTHER EMISSION LIMITS
1. This Part applies in that part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is an agreement in force for the purposes of core condition 7; or
(b) for which the licensee holds another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
2. The emission limits outside the area are the level that does not cause the base emission limits to be exceeded in any part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 7 in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
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SCHEDULE 7
Subclause 2.14 (2)
EMISSION LIMITS OUTSIDE THE BAND
[Note: Emission limits outside the band manage levels of:
(a) modulation and intermodulation products outside the frequency band of the licence associated with:
(i) the transmitted information; and
(ii) switching transient emissions (carrier rise times); and
(iii) where applicable, multicarrier transmitters; and
(b) transmitter broadband noise; and
(c) transmitter narrowband signals from frequency combining processes, including multicoupling of transmitters into an antenna; and
(d) receiver emissions.]
PART 1¾BASE EMISSION LIMITS
1. This Part applies in those parts of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 18 in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
2. Broadband emission
For radio emission that is:
(a) broadband emission; and
(b) caused by a transmitter operating under a spectrum licence issued for the 3.4 GHz band; and
(c) at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence; and
(d) offset from the upper and lower limits of the frequency band;
the emission limits outside the band are:
(e) for wide beamwidth transmitters radiating emission in frequency bands containing frequencies that have offsets:
(i) within the range 0 kHz to 250 kHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of 20 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(ii) within the range 250 kHz to 1 MHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of -5 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(iii) greater than 1 MHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of
-30 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(vi) within the range 500 kHz to 530 kHz¾a radiated peak power of
-11 dBm eirp measured within a 30 kHz rectangular
bandwidth; and
(f) for narrow beamwidth transmitters radiating emission in frequency bands containing frequencies that have offsets:
(i) within the range 0 kHz to 250 kHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of 20 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(ii) within the range 250 kHz to 1 MHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of -5 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
SCHEDULE 7 (continued)
(iii) greater than 1 MHz¾a radiated maximum true mean power of
-19 dBm eirp per 30 kHz; and
(vi) within the range 500 kHz to 530 kHz¾a radiated peak power of
-11 dBm eirp measured within a 30 kHz rectangular
bandwidth.
3. Narrowband emission
For radio emission that is:
(a) narrowband emission; and
(b) caused by a transmitter operating under a spectrum licence issued for the 3.4 GHz band; and
(c) at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence;
the emission limit outside the band is a radiated mean power of:
(d) -40 dBm eirp measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 9 kHz to 1 GHz; and
(e) -30 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 1 GHz to 1.9 GHz; and
(f) for wide beamwidth transmitters¾ -12 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz; and
(g) for narrow beamwidth transmitters¾ -1 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz; and
(h) -30 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 7.2 GHz to 26 GHz.
4. Receivers
For radio emission that is:
(a) caused by receivers operating in the space of spectrum licences issued for the 3.4 GHz band; and
(b) at frequencies outside the frequency band of the licence;
the emission limit outside the band is a radiated mean power of:
(d) -40 dBm eirp measured within a 100 kHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 9 kHz to 1.9 GHz; and
(f) for wide beamwidth transmitters¾ -22 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz; and
(g) for narrow beamwidth transmitters¾ -11 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 1.9 GHz to 7.2 GHz; and
(h) -40 dBm eirp measured within a 1 MHz rectangular bandwidth that is within the band 7.2 GHz to 26 GHz.
5. For this Schedule, the level of emission outside the area is to be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95 percent that the true level of emission remains below the relevant emission limit.
SCHEDULE 7 (continued)
6. For the purposes of paragraph 4, the level of emission is to be estimated after taking into account:
(a) the kind of antenna; and
(b) the kind of equipment used with the antenna; and
(c) the location and immediate physical environment in which the antenna operates.
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PART 2¾OTHER EMISSION LIMITS
1. This Part applies in that part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is an agreement in force for the purposes of core condition 18; or
(b) for which the licensee holds another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
2. The emission limits outside the band are the level that does not cause the base emission limits to be exceeded in any part of the spectrum:
(a) for which there is no agreement for the purposes of core condition 18 in force; and
(b) for which the licensee does not hold another spectrum licence in the 3.4 GHz band.
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