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The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025

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39 Currently selected demand for lots of a particular type

During the selection process the currently selected demand for lots of a particular type for any particular bidder shall— (a) at the beginning of the selection process be set as equal to the notified posted demand number for that bidder in respect of that lot type; and (b) be changed in respect of that bidder for that particular lot type whenever a set of bids of that lot type from that bidder is removed or accorded reduced status in accordance with regulations 41, 43 or 44.

Your change, as a redline

39 Currently selected demand for lots of a particular type

During the selection process the currently selected demand for lots of a particular type for any particular bidder shall— (a) at the beginning of the selection process be set as equal to the notified posted demand number for that bidder in respect of that lot type; and (b) be changed in respect of that bidder for that particular lot type whenever a set of bids of that lot type from that bidder is removed or accorded reduced status in accordance with regulations 41, 43 or 44.

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