# The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 1988, Regulation 1


Paragraph 1 shall be deleted and replaced with the following:—
“(1) In computing the variable sums prescribed in the third column ofPart I of the Schedule on the issue or renewal of any Regulation Licence:—
(a) the number of mobile stations shall be the number of such stations comprised in such licence;
(b) the word“group”, where it appears in relation to any Private Mobile Radio Licence, means one or more but not more than 20 mobile stations;
(c) the word“channel” means those frequencies designated for use by the licensee of a Regulation Licence with a bandwidth of emission designated in connection with such use for the transmission or reception of wireless telegraphy in accordance with the terms of such licence;
(d) the words“national channel” mean a channel designated for the exclusive use by the licensee of a Regulation Licence by such of the stations the subject of such licence as are situated in Great Britain and the Isle of Man;
(e) the word“link” means a connection by wireless telegraphy between any two stations using a frequency designated for that purpose in such licence;
“narrow-band” link means a link where the bandwidth of the emission designated in connection with its use for a given class of emission under such licence does not occupy more than 50 kHz necessary bandwidth;
“medium-band” link means a link where the bandwidth of the emission designated in connection with its use for a given class of emission under such licence occupies more than 50 kHz but less than 3.5 MHz necessary bandwidth;
“wide-band” link means a link where the bandwidth of the emission designated in connection with its use for a given class of emission under such licence occupies more than 3.5 MHz necessary bandwidth.”

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1988/135/regulation/1n2 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/wireless-telegraphy-licence-charges-amendment-regulations-1988/regulation-1n2
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