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Radiocommunications Act 1989

Rights and duties of managers and rightholders

104: Transmission under radio licence not affected

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"Having a radio licence lets you send radio waves without problems."

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You can still transmit radio waves if you have a radio licence. You can also transmit radio waves if you are exempt from needing a licence under regulations made by the government, as stated in section 116(1)(c). Nothing in section 103 stops you from doing this.

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Part 11Rights and duties of managers and rightholders

104Transmission under radio licence not affected

  1. Nothing in section 103 prevents any person from transmitting radio waves in accordance with—

  2. a radio licence; or
    1. an exemption exempting that transmission of radio waves from any requirement to be licensed, being an exemption granted by or under any regulations made under section 116(1)(c).

      Notes
      • Section 104: substituted, on , by section 33 of the Radiocommunications Amendment Act 2000 (2000 No 8).