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Subj: [WIA-News]Another review of legislation affecting
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Another review of legislation affecting radio amateurs

Date : 09 / 07 / 2014
Author : Phil Wait - VK2ASD
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) proposes to 
remake an important piece of regulation that affects all radiocommunications 
licensees holding Aparatus licences – which includes radio amateurs, 
broadcasters, land mobile operators etc – and has put out a call for 
feedback on its proposal.

The Radiocommunications Licence Conditions (Apparatus Licence) 
Determination 2003 will expire – "sunset", as they say – on 1st April 2015, 
unless the ACMA “remakesö it beforehand.

Known as the Apparatus Licence LCD, it gives the ACMA the power to define 
permitted types of communications, the power flux density and field 
strengths allowed from a transmitter system, along with public exposure 
limits to RF emissions.

For amateurs, the Apparatus Licence LCD works hand-in-hand with our 
own LCD – the Amateur Service LCD (Radiocommunications Licence Conditions 
(Amateur Service) Determination No. 1 of 1997, updated 2013). 
Both LCDs are issued under the Radiocommunications Act 1992. 
The Act and the Amateur Service LCD are also to be reviewed, in due course.

The proposed changes appear to mainly bring the Apparatus Licence LCD 
in line with changes in the Australian Human Exposure Standard to 
RF emissions and other, more recent, instruments.

The consultation package for this remake is available on the ACMA website 
via the following Link
http://www.acma.gov.au/Industry/Spectrum/Radiocomms-licensing/Apparatus-licences/remaking-the-apparatus-licence-conditions-determination

Additionally, in May this year, the WIA made a submission to the 
“Remaking of the Human Exposure Standardö, highlighting that, 
in the ITU definition of the Amateur service, amateur radio is an experimental 
personal pursuit and the WIA does not wish to see radiocommunications 
legislation or regulation unnecessarily restrict or otherwise trammel the 
individual or collective interests and activities of radio amateurs. 
That WIA submission, together with an outcome of the consultation process, 

can be viewed at the following Link 
http://www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/Consultations/Consultations/Sunsetting/remaking-the-radiocommunications-human-exposure-standard

 View message>>  http://www.wia.org.au/newsevents/news/2014/20140709-1/index.php

		(Sourced from the WIA Website)

	(Posted to the Packet Radio Network courtesy Tony VK7AX)
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