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Designated radiocommunications facility

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31 Designated radiocommunications facility

(1)

A reference in this Act to a designated radiocommunications facility is a reference to:

(a)

a base station used, or for use, to supply a public mobile telecommunications service; or

(b)

a base station that is part of a terrestrial radiocommunications customer access network; or

(c)

a fixed radiocommunications link; or

(d)

a satellite‑based facility; or

(e)

a radiocommunications transmitter of a kind specified in a determination under subsection (2); or

(f)

a radiocommunications receiver of a kind specified in a determination under subsection (3);

but does not include a reference to:

(g)

a base station of a kind declared under subsection (5) to be exempt from this section; or

(h)

a fixed radiocommunications link of a kind declared under subsection (5) to be exempt from this section; or

(i)

a satellite‑based facility of a kind declared under subsection (5) to be exempt from this section.

Note 1:

Public mobile telecommunications service is defined by section 32.

Note 2:

Base station that is part of a terrestrial radiocommunications customer access network is defined by section 34.

Note 3:

Fixed radiocommunications link is defined by section 35.

Note 4:

Satellite‑based facility is defined by section 7.

(2)

The Minister may, by legislative instrument, make a determination for the purposes of paragraph (1)(e).

(3)

The Minister may, by legislative instrument, make a determination for the purposes of paragraph (1)(f).

(5)

The Minister may, by legislative instrument, make a declaration for the purposes of paragraph (1)(g), (h) or (i).

(7)

To avoid doubt, nothing in the other provisions of this Part limits a power conferred by subsection (2), (3) or (5).

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