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Why is the SARL necessary to communicate with the Radio Regulatory Authorities? and why can I talk to them directly?

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Why is the SARL necessary to communicate with the Radio Regulatory Authorities? and why can I talk to them directly?

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Individual Hams can communicate directly with the Radio Regulatory Authorities, (ICASA) on matters related to their particular circumstances. Individuals however have almost no influence over policy making decisions and matters of an international nature. Government, Regulators and International organisations generally only take notice of representative organisations. The SARL is recognised as the representative of the Amateur Radio Service in South Africa and has the necessary status to influence decision makers where it affects Amateur Radio.

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