Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
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69 Approval of apparatus
(1) This section applies where an instrument falling within subsection (2) contains provision framed by reference to relevant apparatus for the time being approved under this section for the purposes of that instrument. (2) The instruments are— (a) wireless telegraphy licences granted under section 8; (b) regulations made under section 8(3); (c) regulations made under section 54; (d) restriction orders made under section 62; (e) authorities given under section 62(5). (3) The relevant authority may approve relevant apparatus for the purposes of such an instrument. (4) The relevant authority may require a person applying for an approval under this section to comply with such requirements as the relevant authority may think appropriate; and those requirements may include a requirement to satisfy some other person with respect to a particular matter. (5) An approval under this section may apply— (a) to particular apparatus or to apparatus of a description specified in the approval; (b) for the purposes of a particular instrument or for the purposes of instruments that are of a description specified in the approval. (6) An approval under this section may specify conditions that must be complied with if the approval is to apply to apparatus specified in the approval (or to apparatus of a description so specified) for purposes specified in the approval. (7) A condition so specified may impose on the person to whom the approval is given a requirement to satisfy a person from time to time with respect to a particular matter. (8) The relevant authority may at any time vary or withdraw an approval given by the relevant authority under this section.
69 Approval of apparatus
(1) This section applies where an instrument falling within subsection (2) contains provision framed by reference to relevant apparatus for the time being approved under this section for the purposes of that instrument. (2) The instruments are— (a) wireless telegraphy licences granted under section 8; (b) regulations made under section 8(3); (c) regulations made under section 54; (d) restriction orders made under section 62; (e) authorities given under section 62(5). (3) The relevant authority may approve relevant apparatus for the purposes of such an instrument. (4) The relevant authority may require a person applying for an approval under this section to comply with such requirements as the relevant authority may think appropriate; and those requirements may include a requirement to satisfy some other person with respect to a particular matter. (5) An approval under this section may apply— (a) to particular apparatus or to apparatus of a description specified in the approval; (b) for the purposes of a particular instrument or for the purposes of instruments that are of a description specified in the approval. (6) An approval under this section may specify conditions that must be complied with if the approval is to apply to apparatus specified in the approval (or to apparatus of a description so specified) for purposes specified in the approval. (7) A condition so specified may impose on the person to whom the approval is given a requirement to satisfy a person from time to time with respect to a particular matter. (8) The relevant authority may at any time vary or withdraw an approval given by the relevant authority under this section.
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