The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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69 Assignment stage bidder definitions
In these Regulations— (a) “26 GHz lower lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz upper lots or not and irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz lower lots. (b) “26 GHz lower only lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not)— (i) has won 26 GHz lower lots; and (ii) has not won 26 GHz upper lots. (c) “40 GHz lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz lots or not) has won 40 GHz lots. (d) “26 GHz upper lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz lower lots or not and irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz upper lots. (e) “26 GHz upper only lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not)— (i) has won 26 GHz upper lots; and (ii) has not won 26 GHz lower lots. (f) “26 GHz double lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz lower lots and also 26 GHz upper lots.
69 Assignment stage bidder definitions
In these Regulations— (a) “26 GHz lower lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz upper lots or not and irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz lower lots. (b) “26 GHz lower only lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not)— (i) has won 26 GHz lower lots; and (ii) has not won 26 GHz upper lots. (c) “40 GHz lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz lots or not) has won 40 GHz lots. (d) “26 GHz upper lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 26 GHz lower lots or not and irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz upper lots. (e) “26 GHz upper only lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not)— (i) has won 26 GHz upper lots; and (ii) has not won 26 GHz lower lots. (f) “26 GHz double lot winner” means any winning principal stage bidder who (irrespective of whether they have won 40 GHz lots or not) has won 26 GHz lower lots and also 26 GHz upper lots.
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