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Under 47 CFR Sec. 1.945, pertaining to license grants for
authorizations in the Private Radio Services, subparagraph (c) sets forth the findings necessary for the Commission to grant the application in question without a hearing, and subparagraph (f) states that the Commission has to designate the application for a hearing if it can't make the findings contained in subparagraph (c). Assume that an amateur appllies for renewal of his license and the Private Radio Bureau "offlines" it, which is tantamount to saying that the Commission cannot make the findings contained in subparagraph (c), and takes no action on it for an extended period of time. How long does the Commission have to sit on the application before designating it for a hearing under subparagraph (f)? And what provision of law imposes that time limit? |
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