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What laws apply to the use of radiocommunications equipment?

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What laws apply to the use of radiocommunications equipment?

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The Radiocommunications Act 1992 and the Telecommunications Act 1997 apply to the use of radiocommunications equipment. The two laws cover different aspects of telecommunications services. The Radiocommunications Act covers the use of the radiofrequency spectrum, in which radiocommunications operates. The Telecommunications Act covers the supply of communications to the public using cable or radiocommunications equipment. If you operate radiocommunications equipment, you need to make sure that you comply with both of these laws. There are licensing requirements for users of radiocommunications equipment under the Radiocommunications Act and the Telecommunications Act.

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