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Radiocommunications Act 1989

Record of management rights - Adjacent frequencies emission limits

38: Restriction on registration of adjacent frequencies emission limits

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"Rules for registering radio frequencies to avoid interference"

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When you apply to register radio frequencies, the Registrar checks the application. The Registrar will not register the frequencies if the emission limits are too high. You can find more information about this in section 10.

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Part 4Record of management rights
Adjacent frequencies emission limits

38Restriction on registration of adjacent frequencies emission limits

  1. Where an application is made to the Registrar under section 10 in relation to any radio frequencies, the Registrar shall not register those frequencies under that section if any adjacent frequencies emission limit specified in that application in relation to any frequency exceeds the protection limit specified in relation to that frequency in any record of management rights constituted under subsection (2) of that section.