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As published
53J Provision of information to persons registered under section 53A
(1) OFCOM may require a person falling within subsection (2) to provide a person registered under section 53A with all such information as OFCOM consider necessary and proportionate for the purpose of enabling the registered person to avoid undue interference with wireless telegraphy.
(2) The persons falling within this subsection are—
(a) a person who is using, or has established or used, a wireless telegraphy station, and
(b) a person who is using, or has installed or used, wireless telegraphy apparatus.
(3) A demand for information required under this section must be contained in a notice given to the person from whom the information is required.
(4) The notice must—
(a) describe the required information,
(b) specify the manner and form in which it is to be provided,
(c) specify when and (if appropriate) how frequently it is to be provided, and
(d) specify to whom it is to be provided.
Your change, as a redline
53J Provision of information to persons registered under section 53A
(1) OFCOM may require a person falling within subsection (2) to provide a person registered under section 53A with all such information as OFCOM consider necessary and proportionate for the purpose of enabling the registered person to avoid undue interference with wireless telegraphy.
(2) The persons falling within this subsection are—
(a) a person who is using, or has established or used, a wireless telegraphy station, and
(b) a person who is using, or has installed or used, wireless telegraphy apparatus.
(3) A demand for information required under this section must be contained in a notice given to the person from whom the information is required.
(4) The notice must—
(a) describe the required information,
(b) specify the manner and form in which it is to be provided,
(c) specify when and (if appropriate) how frequently it is to be provided, and
(d) specify to whom it is to be provided.
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