The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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117 Grant of licences
The licences referred to in regulation 116(1) are— (a) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 40 GHz lots, a 40 GHz licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 109; (b) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz lower lots, a 26 GHz lower lot first period licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 110; (c) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz upper lots, a 26 GHz upper lot first period licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 111; and (d) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz lots for the second period, a 26 GHz lot second period licence which authorises the use of frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 112.
117 Grant of licences
The licences referred to in regulation 116(1) are— (a) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 40 GHz lots, a 40 GHz licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 109; (b) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz lower lots, a 26 GHz lower lot first period licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 110; (c) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz upper lots, a 26 GHz upper lot first period licence which authorises the use of the frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 111; and (d) in respect of a bidder which has been assigned 26 GHz lots for the second period, a 26 GHz lot second period licence which authorises the use of frequencies determined in accordance with regulation 112.
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