The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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13 Additional deposit before the first principal stage round
(1) A bidder which wishes to participate in the principal stage may pay, in addition to the initial deposit, a deposit (the “additional deposit”) which shall be taken into account by OFCOM in accordance with regulation 14 for the purpose of calculating the bidder’s eligibility limit for the first principal stage round. (2) To pay the additional deposit, a bidder must, by a deadline specified by OFCOM, pay the additional deposit into OFCOM’s bank account with accompanying information which identifies the bidder. (3) After the deadline specified under paragraph (2), OFCOM shall determine each bidder’s eligibility limit for the first principal stage round.
13 Additional deposit before the first principal stage round
(1) A bidder which wishes to participate in the principal stage may pay, in addition to the initial deposit, a deposit (the “additional deposit”) which shall be taken into account by OFCOM in accordance with regulation 14 for the purpose of calculating the bidder’s eligibility limit for the first principal stage round. (2) To pay the additional deposit, a bidder must, by a deadline specified by OFCOM, pay the additional deposit into OFCOM’s bank account with accompanying information which identifies the bidder. (3) After the deadline specified under paragraph (2), OFCOM shall determine each bidder’s eligibility limit for the first principal stage round.
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