The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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As published
4 Application
(1) Only a body corporate may apply to OFCOM for a licence.
(2) A body corporate may only make one application.
(3) To apply for a licence, a body corporate must—
(a) on the day or days specified by OFCOM for receipt of applications, deliver to OFCOM using the delivery method specified by OFCOM, within the times on that day or those days specified by OFCOM—
(i) a document containing the application information required by, and the warranty set out in, Schedule 2, completed in respect of the applicant and signed on its behalf by two authorised persons;
(ii) for each person, not being an associate of the applicant, which the applicant wishes to join its applicant group, a document in the form set out in Schedule 3 which has been—
(aa) completed by the applicant and signed on its behalf by two authorised persons; and
(bb) completed by and signed by or on behalf of the person in respect of whom that document is completed; and
(b) by a deadline specified by OFCOM, pay into OFCOM’s bank account, with accompanying information which identifies the applicant, an initial deposit of one million pounds.
(4) OFCOM shall publish the delivery method, the day or days, times and deadline on their website.
(5) The delivery method to be specified and published by OFCOM may require delivery of original signed documents to OFCOM premises or electronic delivery of an electronic version of originally signed documents.
Your change, as a redline
4 Application
(1) Only a body corporate may apply to OFCOM for a licence.
(2) A body corporate may only make one application.
(3) To apply for a licence, a body corporate must—
(a) on the day or days specified by OFCOM for receipt of applications, deliver to OFCOM using the delivery method specified by OFCOM, within the times on that day or those days specified by OFCOM—
(i) a document containing the application information required by, and the warranty set out in, Schedule 2, completed in respect of the applicant and signed on its behalf by two authorised persons;
(ii) for each person, not being an associate of the applicant, which the applicant wishes to join its applicant group, a document in the form set out in Schedule 3 which has been—
(aa) completed by the applicant and signed on its behalf by two authorised persons; and
(bb) completed by and signed by or on behalf of the person in respect of whom that document is completed; and
(b) by a deadline specified by OFCOM, pay into OFCOM’s bank account, with accompanying information which identifies the applicant, an initial deposit of one million pounds.
(4) OFCOM shall publish the delivery method, the day or days, times and deadline on their website.
(5) The delivery method to be specified and published by OFCOM may require delivery of original signed documents to OFCOM premises or electronic delivery of an electronic version of originally signed documents.
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