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(1) Where a manager intends to reserve to himself or herself or to grant to any other person—
(a) the right to transmit on a frequency band, and the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions in the protection area on the frequency band within the range of frequencies specified in the manager's record of management rights; or
(b) the right to transmit on a frequency band within the range of frequencies specified in the manager's record of management rights; or
(c) the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions in the protection area on a frequency band within the range of frequencies specified in the manager's record of management rights,—
that manager may execute for the purposes of registration a spectrum licence in a form prescribed for spectrum licences granted or reserved under this section.
(2) A spectrum licence is not valid until that licence is registered.
(3) Any spectrum licence created under subsection (1)(b) may be specified as a general user spectrum licence for the purposes of section 55A.
Paragraph (d) of the original section 48 was amended, as from 31 August 1990, by section 4 Radiocommunications Amendment Act 1990 (1990 No 104) by inserting the words “or within a specified area”
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Sections 48 and 49 were substituted, and sections 50 and 51 were repealed, as from 12 October 2001, by section 23 Radiocommunications Amendment Act 2000 (2000 No 8). See clause 2 Radiocommunications Amendment Act Commencement Order 2001 (SR 2001/239).