The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges for the 900 MHz Frequency Band and the 1800 MHz Frequency Band) Regulations 2025
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2 Interpretation
In these Regulations— “licence” means a wireless telegraphy licence of the Public Wireless Networks licence class; “licensee” means— where one person is the holder of a relevant licence, that person, or where two or more persons hold a relevant licence concurrently, those persons; “MHz” means megahertz; “relevant licence” means a licence authorising use of national channels within— the 900 MHz frequency band; the 1800 MHz frequency band; “900 MHz frequency band” means the frequencies from 880.1 to 914.9 MHz and 925.1 to 959.9 MHz; “1800 MHz frequency band” means the frequencies from 1710.1 to 1781.7 MHz and 1805.1 to 1876.7 MHz.
2 Interpretation
In these Regulations— “licence” means a wireless telegraphy licence of the Public Wireless Networks licence class; “licensee” means— where one person is the holder of a relevant licence, that person, or where two or more persons hold a relevant licence concurrently, those persons; “MHz” means megahertz; “relevant licence” means a licence authorising use of national channels within— the 900 MHz frequency band; the 1800 MHz frequency band; “900 MHz frequency band” means the frequencies from 880.1 to 914.9 MHz and 925.1 to 959.9 MHz; “1800 MHz frequency band” means the frequencies from 1710.1 to 1781.7 MHz and 1805.1 to 1876.7 MHz.
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