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Radiocommunications Act 1989

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88: Procedure on application

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"How to apply to manage or own radio frequencies"

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You apply to be registered as a manager or rightholder of radio frequencies under section 87. The Registrar checks your application to see if you are entitled to be registered. If the Registrar is satisfied, they will register you as a manager or rightholder.

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88Procedure on application

  1. If, on any application under section 87, the Registrar is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to be registered as manager or rightholder in relation to the radio frequencies to which the application relates, the Registrar shall register the applicant as manager or rightholder, as the case may require.