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May 16th 05, 04:38 PM
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... On 16 May 2005 08:23:24 -0700, "G1LVN" wrote: The Deregulation and Contracting Out Unit is responsible for managing contracts to deliver licences for Citizens' Band, Amateur Radio, Maritime and Aeronautical users (presently circa 160,000 licences each year) and planning for the deregulation of relevant licence classes. The team also deals with technical queries from licence-holders, provides international representation on spectrum access groups, develops new licence schemes to improve customer service, negotiates spectrum access for special events and manages the contract for broadcasting and special events licensing. Oh goody! I'm gonna get me one of those 121.5MHz AM transceivers and talk-down some planes... Well if the band is (according to your interpretation) going to be deregulated, why not? A new game for the 'kiddies' instead of playing with flight-sim programs, they can crash planes into each other. Bloody likely they'll deregulate aeronautical radio, isn't it? The successful candidate will support the Unit Head in implementing deregulation in these bands as well as contributing to plans to reform the management of Programme Making and Special Events (PMSE) spectrum...................." I could go on. And you no doublt will. Looks like it's all decided COBBLERS. The show ain't over until the fat lady sings. Old Nick. LOL |
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