(1) Every person commits an infringement offence against the Act who—
(a) installs, uses, sells, distributes, or manufactures interfering equipment or susceptible equipment—
(i) without a declaration of conformity or an exemption from the requirement to make a declaration of conformity; or
(ii) that does not comply with a standard applying to that equipment; or
(iii) that has been declared by the chief executive to be prohibited equipment; or
(iv) that is the subject of a notice of recall by the Minister; or
(b) installs or uses interfering equipment or susceptible equipment in a manner that does not comply with a code of practice applying to that equipment; or
(c) fails to comply with any requirement or notice issued by the chief executive or the Minister under regulations 32 to 36; or
(d) makes a declaration of conformity knowing the declaration to be false; or
(e) labels or otherwise represents interfering equipment or susceptible equipment as complying with these regulations, knowing the representation to be false; or
(f) uses interfering equipment, being a radio transmitter, otherwise than in accordance with a radio licence, a general user radio licence, an exemption, or a spectrum licence registered in accordance with Part 3 of the Act.
(2) For the purposes of section 128B of the Act, every infringement notice must be in the form prescribed in Part 1 of Schedule 5.
(3) The infringement fees for the infringement offences are set out in Part 2 of Schedule 5.