# The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

S.I. 2000/1678 · made 26 June 2000

These Regulations amend the Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1774, as amended by S.I. 1999/3243; “the principal Regulations”) by altering fees set out in Schedule 2 to the principal Regulations to be paid in relation to certain wireless telegraphy licences granted under section 1 of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949 (c. 54) (regulation 2(d)).

Made under: Wireless Telegraphy Act 1998 (repealed) (Section 1)

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## Introductory text

TELEGRAPHS
Made 26th June 2000
Laid before Parliament 27th June 2000
Coming into force 19th July 2000
The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by section 1 of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1998 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, and having regard to the matters specified in section 2(2) of that Act, hereby makes the following Regulations—

## 1 

These Regulations may be cited as the Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 2000 and shall come into force on 19th July 2000.

## 2 

The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) Regulations 1999 are hereby amended as follows—
(a) in regulation 3(1), the following definition shall be inserted after the definition of “prescribed time”—
““slot” means the smallest unit of the radio frequency spectrum used in the construction of a frequency plan, such that all bands, sub-bands, blocks and channels which are used in such plan are integer multiples of the slot size;”;
(b) the following paragraph shall be substituted for regulation 4(4)—
“(4) The sum payable in accordance with paragraph (3) shall not be less than £20, and where such sum represents a fraction of a whole pound sterling then such sum shall be rounded up to the nearest pound sterling.”;
(c) in regulation 5(3), the following licence classes shall be substituted for the licence classes specified after “the following classes—” at the end of that paragraph—
“(i) Coastal Station Radio;
(ii) Differential Global Positioning System;
(iii) Maritime Radio (Navigational Air and Radar);
(iv) National and Regional Private Business Radio;
(v) On-Site Private Business Radio for Hospital Paging and Emergency Speech Systems;
(vi) On-Site Private Business Radio for Local Communications Systems;
(vii) On-Site Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems;
(viii) On-Site Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems;
(ix) Private Mobile Radio (Standard);
(x) Self-Select Private Business Radio;
(xi) Ship Radio;
(xii) Wide Area Private Business Radio for Distress Alarm Systems;
(xiii) Wide Area Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems; and
(xiv) Wide Area Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems.”;
(d) in Schedule 2—
(i) the following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions relating to the licence classes under the heading “Aeronautical”—
“
The prescribed sum in respect of the issue or renewal of the licence and in respect of the prescribed time:
The prescribed time:
Class of licence
Fixed sums
Variable sums
Interval of time for payment
Aeronautical
Aereonautical Ground Station (Air Traffic/Ground Movement Control)
£150
Yearly
Aeronautical Ground Station (Airfield Flight Information Service)
£100
Yearly
Aeronautical Ground Station (Operations Control)
£250
Yearly
Aeronautical Ground Station (General Aviation)
£25
Yearly
Aeronautical Navigational Aids and Radar
£20 for each navigational aid or radar station
Yearly
Aircraft
£20 for each aircraft which has an approved maximum take-off weight of not more than 3,200 kg
£150 for each aircraft which has an approved maximum take-off weight of more than 3,200 kg but not more than 14,000 kg, provided that in the case of an aircraft which has recorded not more than 100 flying hours in each of the two years immediately preceding the issue of the licence the prescribed sum shall be £20
£350 for each aircraft which has an approved maximum take-off weight of more than 14,000 kg, provided that in the case of an aircraft which has recorded not more than 100 flying hours in each of the two years immediately preceding the issue of the licence the prescribed sum shall be £20
None
Aircraft (Transportable)
£15
None
”;
(ii) under the heading “Amateur and Citizens' Band”—
(aa) “Yearly” shall be substituted for “None” in the fourth column relating to the Amateur Radio Licence; and
(bb) the following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions relating to the Citizens' Band Radio Licence—
“
Citizens' Band Radio
£15 per person aged 21 years or over; no charge for persons aged under 21 years
Yearly
”;
(iii) under the heading “Maritime”—
(aa) the Maritime Coastal Station Licence shall be renamed the Coastal Station Radio Licence;
(bb) the following licence class shall be inserted after the Coastal Station Radio Licence—
“
Differential Global Positioning System
For each VHF station, £250 per channel
Yearly
For each MF or UHF station, £1,000 per channel
Yearly
”; and
(cc) “£20” shall be substituted for “£22” in the second column relating to the Ship Radio Licence;
(iv) under the heading “Private Business Radio”—
(aa) the provisions relating to the Local Authority (Emergency Alarm) Radio Licence, the Local Communications Licence, the Private Wide Area Paging Licence and the Radio Paging (Standard) Licence shall be deleted;
(bb) the following licence classes shall be inserted after the National and Regional Private Business Radio Licence—
“
On-Site Private Business Radio for Hospital Paging and Emergency Speech Systems
£150 for each channel per site
Three-yearly
On-Site Private Business Radio for Local Communications Systems
For each channel per site, the following sums depending on whether use of the channel is being licensed in a heavily congested, congested or non-congested area designated in Schedule 4—
channel per site in a heavily congested area—£200
channel per site in a congested area—£100
channel per site in a non-congested area—£75
Yearly
On-Site Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems
£75 for each channel per site
Three-yearly
”;
(cc) the On-Site Private Business Radio Licence shall be renamed the On-Site Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems Licence;
(dd) “£1,000” shall be substituted for “£750” in the second column relating to the Private Mobile Radio Road Construction Licence;
(ee) the Wide Area Private Business Radio Licence shall be renamed the Wide Area Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems Licence, and the following licence classes shall be inserted before that licence class—
“
Self-Select Private Business Radio
—£50 for each one-way paging system site
Three-yearly
Wide Area Private Business Radio for Distress Alarm Systems
For each 12.5 kHz channel per site, the following sums depending on whether use of the channel is being licensed in a heavily congested, congested or non-congested area designated in Schedule 5—
channel per site in a heavily congested area—£100
channel per site in a congested area—£75
channel per site in a non-congested area—£75
Yearly
Wide Area Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems
For each 25 kHz channel per site, the following sums depending on whether use of the channel is being licensed in a heavily congested, congested or non-congested area designated in Schedule 5—
channel per site in a heavily congestedarea—£200
channel per site in a congested area—£100
channel per site in a non-congested area—£75
Yearly
”; and
(v) the following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions relating to the licence classes under the heading “Public Telecommunications Networks”—
“
Channel Islands and Isle of Man Cellular Telephone Operator
£25 for each 2 × 25 kHz (analogue) channel
Yearly
£200 for each 2 × 200 kHz (digital) channel
Yearly
Common Base Station Operator
—Bands other than the bands specified below
For each 2 × 12.5 kHz channel designated for use within the defined coverage area of the licensed common base station service, the following sums depending on whether use of the channel is being licensed in a heavily congested, congested or non-congested area designated in Schedule 6—
channel in a heavily congested area—£1,200
channel in a congested area—£675
channel in a non-congested area—£407
Yearly
Band I and Sub-band I of Band III
For each 2 × 12.5 kHz channel designated for use within the 55–67 MHz and 171–191 MHz bands, on issue—£103
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£206
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£309
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£412
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£618
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£824
Yearly
—Sub-band III of Band III
For each 2 × 12.5 kHz channel designated for use within the 209–215 MHz band, on issue—£412
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£516
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£618
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£722
on the fourth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£824
Yearly
Public Access Cordless Telephony
£100
Yearly
Public Mobile Operator
—105–170 MHz —450–470 MHz
For each national 1 × 25 kHz channel—£7,600
Yearly
—870–871 MHz (for public wide area paging)
For each regional 1 × 25 kHz channel—£1,980
Yearly
—105–165 MHz
For each national 2×12.5 kHz channel in the 105–165 MHz band—£6,000
Yearly
—174–208 MHz
For each national 2 × 12.5 kHz channel in the 174–208 MHz band—£4,800
Yearly
—420–450 MHz
For each national 2 × 12.5 kHz channel in the 420–450 MHz band—£4,800
Yearly
—450–470 MHz (for public mobile data, non-voice only operation)
For each national 2 × 12.5 kHz channel in the 450–470 MHz band—£6,000
Yearly
—174–225 MHz paired with 866–868 MHz (for CDMA Spread Spectrum Data/Asset Tracking Systems)
For each national 1 × 25 kHz channel designated for use in the 174–225 MHz band—£9,900
Plus the following supplemental sums in respect of the full 2 MHz use of the 866–868 MHz band, on issue—£100,000
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£175,000
on the second and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£396,000
Yearly
—174–208 MHz (for public access mobile radio)
For each national 2 × 12.5 kHz channel—£2,640
For each regional channel subject to a maximum of £2,000 where the same channel is licensed to the same licensee in more than one location—£920
Yearly
—410–430 (for digital TETRA public access mobile radio)
For each national 2 × 25 kHz channel, on issue—£1,000
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£4,950
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£5,200
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£6,930
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£10,395
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£13,860
Yearly
—872.0–888.0 MHz —890.0–905.0 MHz —905.0–915.0 MHz
For each 2 × 25 kHz (analogue) channel—£10,000
Yearly
—917.0–933.0 MHz —935.0–950.0 MHz —950.0–960.0 MHz
For each 2 × 200 kHz (digital) channel—£80,000
Yearly
—1710.0–1721.7 MHz —1805.0–1816.7 MHz (for cellular radiotelephones)
For each 2 × 200 kHz (digital) channel—£75,000
Yearly
—1721.7–1785.0 MHz —1816.7–1880.0 MHz (for digital cellular PCN radiotelephones)
For each 2 × 200 kHz (digital) channel:
until the sixth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£33,688
on the seventh and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£70,000
Yearly
Radio Fixed Access Operator
—2.0–2.2 GHz
For each base station in the 2.0–2.2 GHz band—£150
Yearly
—2.4–2.5 GHz
For each base station in the 2.4–2.5 GHz band—£75
—3.4–3.5 GHz
For each 1 MHz slot, on issue—£6,750
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£13,500
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£20,250
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£27,000
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£40,500
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£54,000
Yearly
—3.6–4.2 GHz
For each 1 MHz slot, where co-ordination is required with satellite earth stations, on issue—£4,218
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£8,436
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£12,654
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£16,872
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£25,308
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£33,744
Yearly
For each 1 MHz slot, where co-ordination is required with satellite earth stations and fixed links, on issue—£1,113
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£2,226
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£3,339
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£4,452
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£6,678
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£8,904
Yearly
—10–11 GHz
For each 1 MHz slot, on issue—£3,375
Thereafter:
on the first anniversary of the issue of the licence—£6,750
on the second anniversary of the issue of the licence—£10,125
on the third anniversary of the issue of the licence—£13,500
on the fourth anniversary of the issue of the licence—£20,250
on the fifth and each subsequent anniversary of the issue of the licence—£27,000
Yearly
Remote Meter Reading Operator
—183.5–184.5 MHz
For each exclusive national 200 kHz channel—£80,000
For the shared 200 kHz channel, nationally—£8,000
For the shared 200 kHz channel, regionally—£1,600
For each shared 25 kHz channel, nationally—£1,000
For each shared 25 kHz channel, regionally—£200
Yearly
”; and
(vi) the following provisions shall be substituted for the provisions relating to the licence classes under the heading “Technology Development”—
“
Unspecified Temporary Radio Use
£250 for each channel per location for up to six months
None
Unspecified Operational Radio Use
£100 for each channel per location
Yearly
Testing and Development
£50 for each station or apparatus per location
Yearly
”;
(e) in Schedule 3—
(i) the following table shall be inserted after the table in Part I relating to the 4 GHz band—
“5.925–6.425 GHz band
1A (National Grid References for 25 km × 25 km areas)
HY0000
SX0050
HY2500
SX0075
HY5000
SX2550
HY7550
SX2575
SJ5025
TL0000
SJ7525
TL2500
SS0000
TQ0075
SW7550
TQ2575
SW7575
”; and
(ii) for Parts II and III, there shall be substituted the Parts II and III set out in Schedule 1 to these Regulations; and
(f) for Schedule 6, there shall be substituted the Schedule 6 set out in Schedule 2 to these Regulations.

## Signature

Patricia Hewitt,
Minister of State for Small Business and E-Commerce,
Department of Trade and Industry
26th June 2000

## Schedule 1 POINT TO POINT FIXED LINKS LICENCE

“PART II
FEES PAYABLE IN RELATION TO CONGESTED AREAS
Frequency band
Limits of bandwidth per fixed link
Minimum data bit rate
Fee £
3.600–4.200 GHz
Not more than 15 MHz
51 Mbit/s
795
More than 15 MHz but not more than 30 MHz
51 Mbit/s
140 Mbit/s
1,590
1,025
More than 30 MHz but not more than 90 MHz
140 Mbit/s
3,075
5.925–6.425 GHz
Not more than 15 MHz
51 Mbit/s
795
More than 15 MHz but not more than 30 MHz
51 Mbit/s
140 Mbit/s
1,590
1,025
More than 30 MHz but not more than 90 MHz
140 Mbit/s
3,075
7.425–7.900 GHz
Not more than 3.5 MHz
8 Mbit/s
385
More than 3.5 MHz but not more than 7 MHz
8 Mbit/s
16 Mbit/s
770
515
More than 7 MHz but not more than 14 MHz
16 Mbits
34 Mbit/s
1,030
795
More than 14 MHz but not more than 28 MHz
34 Mbit/s
140 Mbit/s
1,590
1,025
More than 28 MHz but not more than 56 MHz
140 Mbit/s
2,050
12.750–13.250 GHz and 14.250–14.500 GHz
Not more than 1.75 MHz
2 Mbit/s
255
More than 1.75 MHz but not more than 3.5 MHz
4 Mbit/s
8 Mbit/s
510
385
More than 3.5 MHz but not more than 7 MHz
8 Mbit/s
16 Mbit/s
770
515
More than 7 MHz but not more than 14 MHz
16 Mbit/s
34 Mbit/s
1,030
795
More than 14 MHz but not more than 28 MHz
34 Mbit/s
140 Mbit/s
1,590
1,025
More than 28 MHz but not more than 56 MHz
140 Mbit/s
2,050
All bands specified above
Any bandwidth in relation to an analogue link
Not applicable
1,025
PART III
FEES PAYABLE IN RELATION TO NON-CONGESTED AREAS
Frequency band
Limits of bandwidth per fixed link
Fee £
1350–1690 MHz
Not more than 500 kHz
260
More than 500 kHz but not more than 1 MHz
380
More than 1 MHz but not more than 2 MHz
500
1.700–1.900 GHz
More than 50 kHz
380
3.600–4.200 GHz
Not more than 15 MHz
640
More than 15 MHz but not more than 30 MHz
825
More than 30 MHz but not more than 90 MHz
2,475
5.925–6.425 GHz
Not more than 15 MHz
640
More than 15 MHz but not more than 30 MHz
825
More than 30 MHz but not more than 90 MHz
2,475
7.425–7.900 GHz 12.750–13.250 GHz and 14.250–14.500 GHz
Not more than 3.5 MHz
310
More than 3.5 MHz but not more than 7 MHz
415
More than 7 MHz but not more than 14 MHz
640
More than 14 MHz but not more than 28 MHz
825
More than 28 MHz but not more than 56 MHz
1,240
17.300–17.700 GHz
Not more than 14 MHz
720
More than 14 MHz but not more than 100 MHz
925
More than 100 MHz but not more than 200 MHz
1,030
More than 200 MHz but not more than 300 MHz
1,155
More than 300 MHz
1,280
21.200–23.600 GHz 24.500–26.500 GHz and 27.500–29.500 GHz
Not more than 3.5 MHz
285
More than 3.5 MHz but not more than 7 MHz
380
More than 7 MHz but not more than 14 MHz
590
More than 14 MHz but not more than 28 MHz
760
More than 28 MHz but not more than 56 MHz
1,140
31.000–31.800 GHz
Not more than 56 MHz
720
More than 56 MHz but not more than 140 MHz
885
More than 140 MHz but not more than 250 MHz
1,030
More than 250 MHz but not more than 280 MHz
1,155
37.000–39.500 GHz
Not more than 3.5 MHz
225
More than 3.5 MHz but not more than 7 MHz
300
More than 7 MHz but not more than 14 MHz
465
More than 14 MHz but not more than 28 MHz
600
More than 28 MHz but not more than 56 MHz
900
48.500–50.200 GHz
Not more than 28 MHz
300
51.400–52.660 GHz
Not more than 56 MHz
300
55.780–57.000 GHz
Not more than 56 MHz
300
”.

## Schedule 2 

“SCHEDULE 6
HEAVILY CONGESTED AND CONGESTED AREAS FOR COMMON BASE STATION OPERATOR LICENCE
Designation of Area
National Grid References for 10 km × 10 km areas
Heavily Congested
TQ 000 500
TQ 100 500
TQ 200 500
TQ 300 500
TQ 400 500
TQ 500 600
TQ 000 600
TQ 100 600
TQ 200 600
TQ 300 600
TQ 400 600
TQ 500 700
TQ 000 700
TQ 100 700
TQ 200 700
TQ 300 700
TQ 400 700
TQ 500 800
TQ 000 800
TQ 100 800
TQ 200 800
TQ 300 800
TQ 400 800
TQ 500 900
TQ 000 900
TQ 100 900
TQ 200 900
TQ 300 900
TQ 400 900
Congested
NX 300 000
NX 400 000
SC 100 600
SC 200 600
SC 300 600
SC 200 700
SC 300 700
SC 400 700
SC 200 800
SC 300 800
SC 400 800
SC 300 900
SC 400 900
SD 200 000
SD 300 000
SD 400 000
SD 500 000
SD 600 000
SD 700 000
SD 800 000
SD 900 000
SD 200 100
SD 300 100
SD 400 100
SD 500 100
SD 600 100
SD 700 100
SD 800 100
SD 900 100
SE 000 000
SE 000 100
SH 600 600
SH 700 600
SH 800 600
SH 900 600
SH 600 700
SH 700 700
SH 800 700
SH 900 700
SH 600 800
SH 700 800
SH 800 800
SJ 000 000
SJ 400 000
SJ 500 000
SJ 600 000
SJ 700 000
SJ 800 000
SJ 900 000
SJ 400 100
SJ 500 100
SJ 600 100
SJ 700 100
SJ 800 100
SJ 900 100
SJ 200 200
SJ 300 200
SJ 400 200
SJ 500 200
SJ 600 200
SJ 700 200
SJ 800 200
SJ 900 200
SJ 000 300
SJ 100 300
SJ 200 300
SJ 300 300
SJ 400 300
SJ 500 300
SJ 600 300
SJ 700 300
SJ 800 300
SJ 900 300
SJ 000 400
SJ 100 400
SJ 200 400
SJ 300 400
SJ 400 400
SJ 500 400
SJ 600 400
SJ 700 400
SJ 800 400
SJ 900 400
SJ 000 500
SJ 100 500
SJ 200 500
SJ 300 500
SJ 400 500
SJ 500 500
SJ 600 500
SJ 700 500
SJ 800 500
SJ 900 500
SJ 000 600
SJ 100 600
SJ 200 600
SJ 300 600
SJ 400 600
SJ 500 600
SJ 600 600
SJ 700 600
SJ 800 600
SJ 900 600
SJ 000 700
SJ 100 700
SJ 200 700
SJ 300 700
SJ 400 700
SJ 500 700
SJ 600 700
SJ 700 700
SJ 800 700
SJ 900 700
SJ 000 800
SJ 100 800
SJ 200 800
SJ 300 800
SJ 400 800
SJ 500 800
SJ 600 800
SJ 700 800
SJ 800 800
SJ 900 800
SJ 200 900
SJ 300 900
SJ 400 900
SJ 500 900
SJ 600 900
SJ 700 900
SJ 800 900
SJ 900 900
SK 000 000
SK 100 000
SK 200 000
SK 300 000
SK 400 000
SK 500 000
SK 600 000
SK 000 100
SK 100 100
SK 200 100
SK 300 100
SK 400 100
SK 500 100
SK 000 200
SK 100 200
SK 200 200
SK 300 200
SK 400 200
SK 500 200
SK 000 300
SK 100 300
SK 200 300
SK 300 300
SK 400 300
SK 000 400
SK 100 400
SK 200 400
SK 300 400
SK 000 500
SK 100 500
SK 200 500
SK 300 500
SK 000 600
SK 100 600
SK 200 600
SK 000 700
SK 100 700
SK 000 800
SK 100 800
SK 000 900
SO 600 400
SO 700 400
SO 800 400
SO 900 400
SO 600 500
SO 700 500
SO 800 500
SO 900 500
SO 500 600
SO 600 600
SO 700 600
SO 800 600
SO 900 600
SO 500 700
SO 600 700
SO 700 700
SO 800 700
SO 900 700
SO 500 800
SO 600 800
SO 700 800
SO 800 800
SO 900 800
SO 400 900
SO 500 900
SO 600 900
SO 700 900
SO 800 900
SO 900 900
SP 100 000
SP 200 000
SP 300 000
SP 400 000
SP 500 000
SP 600 000
SP 700 000
SP 800 000
SP 900 000
SP 000 100
SP 100 100
SP 200 100
SP 300 100
SP 400 100
SP 500 100
SP 600 100
SP 700 100
SP 800 100
SP 900 100
SP 000 200
SP 100 200
SP 200 200
SP 300 200
SP 400 200
SP 500 200
SP 600 200
SP 700 200
SP 800 200
SP 900 200
SP 000 300
SP 100 300
SP 200 300
SP 300 300
SP 400 300
SP 500 300
SP 600 300
SP 700 300
SP 800 300
SP 900 300
SP 000 400
SP 100 400
SP 200 400
SP 300 400
SP 400 400
SP 500 400
SP 600 400
SP 700 400
SP 800 400
SP 900 400
SP 000 500
SP 100 500
SP 200 500
SP 300 500
SP 400 500
SP 500 500
SP 600 500
SP 700 500
SP 800 500
SP 900 500
SP 000 600
SP 100 600
SP 200 600
SP 300 600
SP 400 600
SP 500 600
SP 600 600
SP 700 600
SP 800 600
SP 000 700
SP 100 700
SP 200 700
SP 300 700
SP 400 700
SP 500 700
SP 600 700
SP 700 700
SP 800 700
SP 000 800
SP 100 800
SP 200 800
SP 300 800
SP 400 800
SP 500 800
SP 600 800
SP 700 800
SP 000 900
SP 100 900
SP 200 900
SP 300 900
SP 400 900
SP 500 900
SP 600 900
SU 300 000
SU 400 000
SU 500 000
SU 600 000
SU 700 000
SU 800 000
SU 900 000
SU 300 100
SU 400 100
SU 500 100
SU 600 100
SU 700 100
SU 800 100
SU 900 100
SU 300 200
SU 400 200
SU 500 200
SU 600 200
SU 700 200
SU 800 200
SU 900 200
SU 300 300
SU 400 300
SU 500 300
SU 600 300
SU 700 300
SU 800 300
SU 900 300
SU 300 400
SU 400 400
SU 500 400
SU 600 400
SU 700 400
SU 800 400
SU 900 400
SU 300 500
SU 400 500
SU 500 500
SU 600 500
SU 700 500
SU 800 500
SU 900 500
SU 300 600
SU 400 600
SU 500 600
SU 600 600
SU 700 600
SU 800 600
SU 900 600
SU 200 700
SU 300 700
SU 400 700
SU 500 700
SU 600 700
SU 700 700
SU 800 700
SU 900 700
SU 200 800
SU 300 800
SU 400 800
SU 500 800
SU 600 800
SU 700 800
SU 800 800
SU 900 800
SU 100 900
SU 200 900
SU 300 900
SU 400 900
SU 500 900
SU 600 900
SU 700 900
SU 800 900
SU 900 900
SZ 400 700
SZ 500 700
SZ 600 800
SZ 300 800
SZ 400 800
SZ 500 800
SZ 600 900
SZ 700 900
SZ 800 900
SZ 900 900
SZ 300 900
SZ 400 900
SZ 500 900
TL 000 000
TL 100 000
TL 200 000
TL 300 000
TL 400 000
TL 500 000
TL 600 000
TL 700 000
TL 800 000
TL 900 000
TL 000 100
TL 100 100
TL 200 100
TL 300 100
TL 400 100
TL 500 100
TL 600 100
TL 700 100
TL 800 100
TL 900 100
TL 000 200
TL 100 200
TL 200 200
TL 300 200
TL 400 200
TL 500 200
TL 600 200
TL 700 200
TL 800 200
TL 900 200
TR 000 100
TR 000 200
TR 000 300
TR 100 300
TR 200 300
TR 000 400
TR 100 400
TR 200 400
TR 300 400
TR 000 500
TR 100 500
TR 200 500
TR 300 500
TR 000 600
TR 100 600
TR 200 600
TR 300 600
TR 400 600
TR 000 700
TR 300 700
TQ 000 000
TQ 100 000
TQ 200 000
TQ 300 000
TQ 400 000
TQ 500 000
TQ 600 000
TQ 700 000
TQ 800 000
TQ 000 100
TQ 100 100
TQ 200 100
TQ 300 100
TQ 400 100
TQ 500 100
TQ 600 100
TQ 700 100
TQ 800 100
TQ 900 100
TQ 000 200
TQ 100 200
TQ 200 200
TQ 300 200
TQ 400 200
TQ 500 200
TQ 600 200
TQ 700 200
TQ 800 200
TQ 900 200
TQ 000 300
TQ 100 300
TQ 200 300
TQ 300 300
TQ 400 300
TQ 500 300
TQ 600 300
TQ 700 300
TQ 800 300
TQ 900 300
TQ 000 400
TQ 100 400
TQ 200 400
TQ 300 400
TQ 400 400
TQ 500 400
TQ 600 400
TQ 700 400
TQ 800 400
TQ 900 400
TQ 500 500
TQ 600 500
TQ 700 500
TQ 800 500
TQ 900 500
TQ 600 600
TQ 700 600
TQ 800 600
TQ 900 600
TQ 600 700
TQ 700 700
TQ 800 700
TQ 900 700
TQ 600 800
TQ 700 800
TQ 800 800
TQ 900 800
TQ 600 900
TQ 700 900
TQ 800 900
TQ 900 900
TV 400 900
TV 500 900
TV 600 900
Congested
All of Northern Ireland
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## Explanatory note

(This note is not part of the Regulations)
These Regulations amend the Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1774, as amended by S.I. 1999/3243; “the principal Regulations”) by altering fees set out in Schedule 2 to the principal Regulations to be paid in relation to certain wireless telegraphy licences granted under section 1 of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949 (c. 54) (regulation 2(d)).
In conjunction with such alteration of fees, these Regulations introduce the Aeronautical Ground Station (Air Traffic/Ground Movement Control), the Aeronautical Ground Station (Airfield Flight Information Service) and the Aeronautical Ground Station (General Aviation) licence classes in the Aeronautical sector. The Aeronautical Ground Station (General) Licence and the Aircraft (Glider, Hang Glider and Balloon) Licence are renamed the Aeronautical Ground Station (Operations Control) Licence and the Aircraft (Transportable) Licence respectively. In addition, the Aeronautical Ground Station (General) and the Aeronautical Ground Station (Glider, Hang Glider and Balloon) licence classes are repealed.
In the Amateur and Citizens' Band sector, persons holding the Citizens' Band Radio Licence are no longer charged a fee if they are aged under 21 years.
In the Maritime sector, these Regulations introduce the Differential Global Positioning System Licence and the Maritime Coastal Station Licence is renamed the Coastal Station Radio Licence.
In the Private Business Radio sector, these Regulations introduce the On-Site Private Business Radio for Hospital Paging and Emergency Speech Systems, the On-Site Private Business Radio for Local Communications Systems, the On-Site Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems, the Self-Select Private Business Radio, the Wide Area Private Business Radio for Distress Alarm Systems and the Wide Area Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems licence classes. The On-Site Private Business Radio Licence and the Wide Area Private Business Radio Licence are renamed the On-Site Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems Licence and the Wide Area Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems Licence respectively. In addition, the Local Authority (Emergency Alarm) Radio, the Local Communications, the Private Wide Area Paging and the Radio Paging (Standard) licence classes are repealed.
In the Technology Developments sector, the Temporary Use Licence is renamed the Unspecified Temporary Radio Use Licence, the Unspecified Operational Radio Use Licence is introduced and the Radar Gauges licence class is repealed.
These Regulations further amend the principal Regulations by—
(a) inserting a definition of “slot” relating to the Radio Fixed Access Operator Licence (regulation 2(a));
(b) substituting a new regulation 4(4) in order that any sum payable under regulation 4(3) is subject to a minimum payment of £20 (regulation 2(b));
(c) inserting the Coastal Station Radio Licence, the Differential Global Positioning System Licence, the Maritime Radio (Navigational Air and Radar) Licence, the On-Site Private Business Radio for Hospital Paging and Emergency Systems Licence, the On-Site Private Business Radio for Local Communications Systems Licence, the On-Site Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems Licence, the Wide Area Private Business Radio for Distress Alarm Systems Licence, the On-Site Private Business Radio for Speech and Data Systems, the Self-Select Private Business Radio, the Wide Area Private Business Radio for One-Way Paging and Speech Systems Licence in, and deleting the Local Communications Licence, the Maritime Coastal Station Licence, the Private Wide Area Paging Licence and the Radio Paging (Standard) Licence from, the licence classes for which qualifying charities can claim a fee discount (regulation 2(c));
(d) inserting National Grid References for the new 5.925–6.425 GHz band in Part I and substituting new Parts II and III of Schedule 3 relating to the Point to Point Fixed Links Licence (regulation 2(e)); and
(e) substituting a new Schedule 6 relating to the Common Base Station Operator Licence (regulation 2(f)).
A full regulatory impact assessment report of the effect that these Regulations would have on the costs to business is available to the public from the Radiocommunications Agency Library at Wyndham House, 189 Marsh Wall, London E14 9SX (Tel: 020 7211 0211) or on the Agency’s Internet web site at www.radio.gov.uk. Copies of the report have also been placed in the libraries of both Houses of Parliament.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2000/1678 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/wireless-telegraphy-licence-charges-amendment-regulations-2000
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