The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges for the 900 MHz Frequency Band and the 1800 MHz Frequency Band) Regulations 2025
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4 Licence charges payable for the 1800 MHz frequency band
(1) On 31st October 2025, and on each anniversary of that date, the holder of a licence authorising the use of frequencies in the 1800 MHz frequency band shall pay to OFCOM the total sum specified in paragraph (2). (2) The total sum to be paid in accordance with paragraph (1) shall be determined having regard to the following formula— S = £ 760 × N × CPI t ÷ C P I 0 Where— “S” means the total sum; “N” means the total number of kilohertz within the 1800 MHz frequency band (the use of which is authorised, under a licence, across the United Kingdom); “CPI” means the number given in respect of that month in the monthly all items consumer prices index published by the Office of National Statistics; “CPIt” means the most recent CPI value that was available on 30th September prior to the month in which charges are due; “CPI0” means the CPI value for September 2024. (3) If the total sum calculated in accordance with paragraph (2) is a fraction of a whole number it shall be rounded down to the nearest whole number.
4 Licence charges payable for the 1800 MHz frequency band
(1) On 31st October 2025, and on each anniversary of that date, the holder of a licence authorising the use of frequencies in the 1800 MHz frequency band shall pay to OFCOM the total sum specified in paragraph (2). (2) The total sum to be paid in accordance with paragraph (1) shall be determined having regard to the following formula— S = £ 760 × N × CPI t ÷ C P I 0 Where— “S” means the total sum; “N” means the total number of kilohertz within the 1800 MHz frequency band (the use of which is authorised, under a licence, across the United Kingdom); “CPI” means the number given in respect of that month in the monthly all items consumer prices index published by the Office of National Statistics; “CPIt” means the most recent CPI value that was available on 30th September prior to the month in which charges are due; “CPI0” means the CPI value for September 2024. (3) If the total sum calculated in accordance with paragraph (2) is a fraction of a whole number it shall be rounded down to the nearest whole number.
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