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Section 125, The National Communications Authority Act, 2022

Status not yet checkedThe National Communications Authority Act, 2022, Sierra Leone

(1) The Authority shall develop a national frequencyallocation plan which shall– (a) be divided into a number of frequency bands that the Authority deems appropriate for the purpose of regulating communications under this Act; (b) designate one or more bands to be used primarily by the Government for national security matters; (c) specify the general purpose for which any other band may be used; (d) include such other matters as the Authority deems necessary in order to give full effect to the national frequency allocation plan. National frequency allocation plan. strength of emissions from each station and from the equipment in it. (13) Where applicable, any frequency spectrum assignment issued under this section shall be issued at the same time as any associated communications licence. (14) A licensee shall not transfer any frequency. (15) The Authority may reserve certain bands of radiofrequencies for exclusive use by the public for various communications and other non-business appliances of a purely private nature, working with a short range not exceeding 458 metres between terminal yards, without the need for a specific assignment. (16) Spectrum frequency assignment for Government shall be exempted from the auction process. (17) Assignment under subsection (16)shall be made by the Authority

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