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Radiocommunications Act 1989

Record of management rights - Power floors

34B: Modification of power floors

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"Changing the minimum power level for some radio frequencies"

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You can modify the power floor for certain frequencies if the Secretary and the manager agree. They can send a notice to the Registrar with the new power floor details. The notice must say what the new power floor is and when it starts.

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Part 4Record of management rights
Power floors

34BModification of power floors

  1. Where the Secretary and any manager agree to modify the power floor applying to any 1 or more frequencies to which the manager's record of management rights relates, they may present to the Registrar for the purposes of registration a notice in the prescribed form specifying—

  2. the power floor that is to apply, under the agreement, to any 1 or more frequencies to which that record of management rights relates; and
    1. the date from which the modified power floor or floors apply.

      Notes
      • Section 34B: inserted, on , by section 17 of the Radiocommunications Amendment Act 2000 (2000 No 8).