Radiocommunications Act 1989

Transfers and aggregations of management rights

44: Record of management rights to be cancelled on transfer of part of range of frequencies

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"Cancel management rights when giving away some frequencies"

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You have management rights to a range of frequencies. If you transfer part of this range, the Registrar must cancel your record of management rights. This cancellation means your record of management rights is no longer valid.

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"Creating new records for transferred and kept radio frequencies"

Part 5Transfers and aggregations of management rights

44Record of management rights to be cancelled on transfer of part of range of frequencies

  1. If a notice of transfer purports to transfer the management rights in respect of part only of the range of frequencies specified in a record of management rights, the Registrar must record on the record of management rights that the record of management rights is cancelled.

  2. The recording of the cancellation under subsection (1) has the effect of cancelling the record of management rights.

Notes
  • Section 44: substituted, on , by section 17 of the Radiocommunications Amendment Act 2006 (2006 No 54).