The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2025
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86 Assignment of 26 GHz lower lots and 26 GHz upper lots for the second period with bidding
(1) Each 26 GHz double lot winner may bid in the third assignment stage round for the assignment of 26 GHz lower lots and 26 GHz upper lots for the second period. (2) A 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage bid shall be a bid for a licence that authorises for the second period the use of frequencies corresponding to the particular numbered 26 GHz lots in a block of such lots. (3) OFCOM shall determine which blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots a bidder may bid for, and notify that bidder of its determination. (4) The blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots a bidder may bid for shall not include— (a) the particular numbered lots comprised in blocks already assigned to 26 GHz lower only lot winners; (b) any leftover 26 GHz lower lots which were unassigned for the first period following the first assignment stage round; (c) the particular numbered lots comprised in blocks already assigned to 26 GHz upper only lot winners; nor (d) any leftover 26 GHz upper lots which were unassigned for the first period following the second assignment stage round. (5) The list of possible blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots provided to each bidder may be different for each bidder. (6) The list shall be known as the “26 GHz lot second period assignment stage options list” and each block of 26 GHz lots in that list shall be known as a “26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option”.
86 Assignment of 26 GHz lower lots and 26 GHz upper lots for the second period with bidding
(1) Each 26 GHz double lot winner may bid in the third assignment stage round for the assignment of 26 GHz lower lots and 26 GHz upper lots for the second period. (2) A 26 GHz lot second period assignment stage bid shall be a bid for a licence that authorises for the second period the use of frequencies corresponding to the particular numbered 26 GHz lots in a block of such lots. (3) OFCOM shall determine which blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots a bidder may bid for, and notify that bidder of its determination. (4) The blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots a bidder may bid for shall not include— (a) the particular numbered lots comprised in blocks already assigned to 26 GHz lower only lot winners; (b) any leftover 26 GHz lower lots which were unassigned for the first period following the first assignment stage round; (c) the particular numbered lots comprised in blocks already assigned to 26 GHz upper only lot winners; nor (d) any leftover 26 GHz upper lots which were unassigned for the first period following the second assignment stage round. (5) The list of possible blocks of numbered 26 GHz lots provided to each bidder may be different for each bidder. (6) The list shall be known as the “26 GHz lot second period assignment stage options list” and each block of 26 GHz lots in that list shall be known as a “26 GHz lot second period assignment stage option”.
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