The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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Change 1
As published
123 Events
(1) The events referred to in regulation 121 are the events in paragraph (2).
(2) Events in relation to an applicant or bidder are—
(a) the submission to OFCOM of any information in connection with the award process which is false or misleading;
(b) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group colluding or attempting to collude with another person to distort the outcome of the bidding in the award process;
(c) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group acting in a way which is likely to distort the outcome of the award process;
(d) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group, or any person to whom confidential information has been disclosed, disclosing, or attempting to disclose, or inciting another person to disclose, any confidential information, whether directly or indirectly, to any person, except where the disclosure is—
(i) to OFCOM;
(ii) to a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group;
(iii) to a provider of finance for the purpose of raising finance for a bid; or
(iv) to a person for the purpose of enabling that person to decide whether to participate as a member of the applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group;
(e) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group obtaining or attempting to obtain confidential information relating to another applicant or bidder;
(f) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group receiving or attempting to receive services in relation to the award process from any person who has provided or is providing, since the date of submission of the applications, services to OFCOM in relation to the award process;
(g) any person who is a member or a director or employee of a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group and also a director or employee of a member of another bidder group—
(i) taking part in the preparation of both bidder groups for participation in the award process; or
(ii) receiving confidential information relating to both bidder groups;
(h) a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group is or becomes a member of another applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group; and
(i) a change occurring in the membership of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group from that notified to OFCOM in its application except as a result of—
(i) a person ceasing to be a member of that bidder group;
(ii) a person joining that bidder group under the procedure in regulation 7(3); or
(iii) a person becoming an associate through merger or acquisition activity provided that such activity is not for a purpose related to the award process.
Your change, as a redline
123 Events
(1) The events referred to in regulation 121 are the events in paragraph (2).
(2) Events in relation to an applicant or bidder are—
(a) the submission to OFCOM of any information in connection with the award process which is false or misleading;
(b) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group colluding or attempting to collude with another person to distort the outcome of the bidding in the award process;
(c) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group acting in a way which is likely to distort the outcome of the award process;
(d) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group, or any person to whom confidential information has been disclosed, disclosing, or attempting to disclose, or inciting another person to disclose, any confidential information, whether directly or indirectly, to any person, except where the disclosure is—
(i) to OFCOM;
(ii) to a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group;
(iii) to a provider of finance for the purpose of raising finance for a bid; or
(iv) to a person for the purpose of enabling that person to decide whether to participate as a member of the applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group;
(e) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group obtaining or attempting to obtain confidential information relating to another applicant or bidder;
(f) any member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group receiving or attempting to receive services in relation to the award process from any person who has provided or is providing, since the date of submission of the applications, services to OFCOM in relation to the award process;
(g) any person who is a member or a director or employee of a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group and also a director or employee of a member of another bidder group—
(i) taking part in the preparation of both bidder groups for participation in the award process; or
(ii) receiving confidential information relating to both bidder groups;
(h) a member of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group is or becomes a member of another applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group; and
(i) a change occurring in the membership of that applicant’s or bidder’s bidder group from that notified to OFCOM in its application except as a result of—
(i) a person ceasing to be a member of that bidder group;
(ii) a person joining that bidder group under the procedure in regulation 7(3); or
(iii) a person becoming an associate through merger or acquisition activity provided that such activity is not for a purpose related to the award process.
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