Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) 2012
Radiocommunications Act 1992
The AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY makes this Plan under section 38 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
Dated 13th December 2012
Chris Chapman
[signed]
 Member
Richard Bean
[signed]
Member/General Manager
 
 
Australian Communications and Media Authority

 
1              Title
This Plan is called the Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) 2012.
2              Commencement
This Plan commences on the day after it is registered.
Note       All legislative instruments and compilations are registered on the Federal Register of Legislative Instruments kept under the Legislative Instruments Act 2003. See http://www.frli.gov.au.
3              Purpose
This Plan sets out the procedures and timetable for converting existing apparatus licences authorising the use of radiocommunications devices in the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap to spectrum licences.
4              Interpretation
(1)                In this Plan, unless the contrary intention appears:
2.5 GHz Band means the spectrum in the frequency ranges 2500-2570 MHz and 2620-2690 MHz.
2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap means the spectrum in the frequency range 2570-2620 MHz within the geographic areas specified under Item 1, Schedule 1, but does not include the geographic areas of exclusion listed under Item 2, Schedule 1. 
Acceptance Form means the form that will be approved by the ACMA under section 5 of this Plan. 
Act means the Radiocommunications Act 1992.
Advisory Guidelines means the following documents made by the ACMA under section 262 of the Act, as in force, amended or replaced from time to time:
(a)          Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference from Transmitters — 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) 2012; and
(b)         Radiocommunications Advisory Guidelines (Managing Interference to Receivers — 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) 2012.
collection station means a station located at a fixed point used for the purpose of receiving television outside broadcast services.
draft licence means a draft of a spectrum licence prepared by the ACMA under section 53 of the Act to replace an existing apparatus licence.
EIRP, in relation to a radiocommunications device, means the Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power of the device.
existing apparatus licence means an existing apparatus licence that authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices:
(a)          at frequencies within the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap; and
(b)          within Australia.
Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) means the geodetic datum designated as The Geocentric Datum of Australia gazetted in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 6 September 1995.
geographic area, in relation to a spectrum licence, means the area within which operation of a radiocommunications device is authorised under the licence.
harmful interference means interference that:
(a)          endangers the functioning of a radionavigation service or other safety services that are operating in accordance with the Radio Regulations; or
(b)          obstructs, repeatedly interrupts or seriously degrades a radiocommunication service that is operating in accordance with the Radio Regulations.
horizontally radiated power, for a radiocommunications device, means the sum of:
                                    (a)     the maximum true mean power, in dBm per specified rectangular bandwidth at the antenna connector that is located within the frequency band of the licence authorising the operation of the radiocommunications device; and
                                    (b)     the antenna gain relative to an isotropic antenna in a specified direction in the horizontal plane containing the phase centre of the antenna used with the device, in dBi.
ITU means the International Telecommunication Union.
licensee means the holder of an existing apparatus licence within the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap.
maximum true mean power means the true mean power measured in the specified rectangular bandwidth that is located within a specified frequency band such that the true mean power is the maximum of true mean powers produced.
Note       The power within a specified rectangular bandwidth is normally established by taking measurements using either an adjacent channel power meter or a spectrum analyser. The accuracy of measuring equipment, measurement procedure and any corrections to measurements necessary to take account of practical filter shape factors would normally be in accordance with good engineering practice.
 
mean power means the average power measured during an interval of time that is at least 10 times the period of the lowest modulation frequency.
mobile transmitter means a radiocommunications transmitter established for use while in motion or during halts at unspecified points on land or sea.
nomadic transmitter means a radiocommunications transmitter whose location can change, but for use only while at stationary but unspecified points on land or sea.
Radio Regulations means the ‘Radio Regulations’ published by the ITU, as in force from time to time.
Note       Copies of the Radio Regulations can be obtained from the ITU: www.itu.int.
re-allocation means the re-allocation of spectrum by the issue of spectrum licences in accordance with a spectrum re-allocation declaration.
spectrum map grid means the Australian Spectrum Map Grid (ASMG) defined in the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012  published by the ACMA, as in force from time to time.
Note       The Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012 is available on the ACMA website.
television outside broadcast device means a station that:
(a)     is operated under a spectrum licence in the frequency range 2570-2620 MHz; and
(b)     operates between 2 points for a short period of time; and
(c)     is used only for the transmission of television signals and associated signals. 
television outside broadcast service means a radiocommunications system that is provided by the operation of 1 or more television outside broadcast devices that are operated:
(a)     under a spectrum licence in the frequency range 2570-2620 MHz ; and
(b)     anywhere in Australia.
true mean power means:
(a)     if an unmodulated carrier is present — the mean power measured while the unmodulated carrier is present; and
(b)     if an unmodulated carrier is not present — the mean power measured while transmitted information is present.
 
Note       A number of terms used in this Plan are defined in the Act and have the meanings given to them by the Act, including:
·         ACMA
·         apparatus licence
·         core condition
·         frequency band
·         interference
·         radiocommunications device
·         Register
·         spectrum access charge
·         spectrum licence
·         spectrum re-allocation declaration.
(2)                In this Plan, the range of numbers that identifies a frequency band includes the higher, but not the lower, number.
5              Approval of Acceptance Form
The ACMA will approve, in writing, an Acceptance Form for use by licensees when accepting an offer of a spectrum licence.
6              Preparation of draft spectrum licences
(1)                The ACMA will prepare a draft spectrum licence to replace each existing apparatus licence in accordance with section 53 of the Act.  This will be based on the sample licence in Schedule 2.
(2)                The ACMA will send the draft licence to the licensee as soon as practicable after preparing this Plan and invite the licensee to make representations on the draft licence in accordance with section 54 of the Act.
7              Sample spectrum licence
A sample spectrum licence is set out in Schedule 2.
8              Core licence conditions
(1)                Section 66 of the Act requires a spectrum licence to contain core conditions that define the parts of the spectrum that can be used under the licence, in terms of:
(a)        frequency band; and
(b)       geographic area; and
(c)        emission limits outside the area; and
(d)       emission limits outside the band.
(2)                These conditions will be included in the draft licence.
9              Other licence conditions
(1)                The spectrum licence will also include conditions about:
(a)        payment of charges (section 67 of the Act); and
(b)       use by third parties (section 68); and
(c)        registration of transmitters (section 69);
(d)       residency and other matters (section 69A of the Act); and
(e)        other matters that the ACMA thinks fit (section 71).
(2)                These conditions will be included in the draft licence.
10           Determination of core licence conditions
To establish the core licence conditions, the ACMA will identify the geographic areas and frequency bands to be included in the proposed replacement spectrum licences to be offered to existing licensees in place of their existing apparatus licences.
11           Emission limits
(1)                The emission limits outside the geographic area for all licences are worked out in accordance with Schedule 3.
(2)                The emission limits outside the band for all licences are worked out in accordance with Schedule 4.
Note          These core conditions may be varied by ACMA with the licensee’s written agreement — see section 72 of the Act.
12           Agreements about emission limits
A licensee may enter into an agreement for the purpose of one or more of the following:
(a)        paragraph 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 3 (about emission limits outside the geographic area of the licence); or
(b)        paragraph 2 of Part 2 of Schedule 4 (about emission limits outside the band of the licence).
13           Extent of operation of devices under replacement spectrum licences
In accordance with section 53 of the Act, in preparing a draft licence, the ACMA will, so far as is practicable, ensure that it authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices to the same extent as, or to a greater extent than, they are authorised under the existing apparatus licence.
14           Spectrum access charge
(1)                A spectrum access charge is payable by a licensee for the issue of a spectrum licence to replace the licensee’s existing apparatus licence.
(2)                The amount of the spectrum access charge will be determined by the ACMA under section 294 of the Act.
15           Representations about draft spectrum licences
(1)                The ACMA will give the licensee:
(a)        a copy of the draft spectrum licence; and
(b)       a notice inviting the licensee to make representations to the ACMA about the draft spectrum licence on or before the day specified in the notice.
(2)                For the purposes of paragraph (1) (b), the licensee will have not less than one month after the day on which the notice is given to the licensee to make representations to the ACMA about the draft spectrum licence.
(3)                All representations made by the licensee to the ACMA on or before the day specified in the notice will be considered by the ACMA.
(4)                The ACMA, when considering the representations, may discuss any proposed changes to the draft spectrum licence with the licensee if those proposed changes will affect the licensee.
(5)                The ACMA will advise the licensee whether or not the ACMA has altered the draft licence as a result of the licensee’s representations.
Note 1    Section 54 of the Act requires the ACMA to give a licensee a copy of the draft spectrum licence and a notice inviting the licensee to make representations about the draft spectrum licence. 
Note 2    Section 55 of the Act requires the ACMA to give due consideration to the licensee’s representations and allows the ACMA, having considered the representations, to alter the draft licence.
16           Formal offer of spectrum licence
(1)                For the purposes of section 56 of the Act, the ACMA will, as soon as practicable after the last day for the making of representations, give to the licensee a written offer to issue to the licensee a spectrum licence to replace the licensee’s existing apparatus licence.
 
(2)                The offer will:
(a)         be made by a letter addressed to the licensee at their last known address;
(b)        specify the date by which the offer must be accepted (the closing date) which must be at least one month after the date of the offer;
(c)         identify the spectrum licence that the ACMA proposes to issue, including the expiry date; and
(d)        specify the spectrum access charge determined by the ACMA under section 294 of the Act.
Note       Section 56 of the Act sets out the requirements for any offers to issue a spectrum licence to replace a licensee’s apparatus licence.
17           Accepting the offer
(1)                A licensee who wants to accept the ACMA’s offer must give the ACMA a written notice on or before the closing date specified in the offer. 
(2)                The notice must be provided in accordance with the Acceptance Form.
(3)                The Acceptance Form will contain a clause requiring the licensee to agree to pay the spectrum access charge to the ACMA.
18           Issue of spectrum licence
(1)                The spectrum licence to replace the existing apparatus licence will be issued by the ACMA in accordance with section 57 of the Act. 
(2)                The spectrum licence comes into force on the day specified in the licence.
Note        Immediately before it comes into force, the apparatus licence that it is to replace ceases to be in force.
19           Failures to accept offers
If a licensee does not accept an offer, the ACMA may allocate the spectrum licence to another person under the procedures determined under section 60 of the Act.
Note       Section 58 of the Act sets out the consequences that follow if a licensee does not accept the offer of a spectrum licence.
20           Duration of spectrum licences
The spectrum licences issued under this Plan will be for fixed terms of 15 years and have an expiry date of 30 September 2029.
Note       Section 65 of the Act provides that the maximum duration of a spectrum licence is 15 years.
21           Registration of licences
(1)                The ACMA will include details of spectrum licences on the Register.
Note       The Register is established under section 143 of the Act.
(2)                Each spectrum licence will include a condition that prohibits operation of a transmitter unless the requirements under Part 3.5 of the Act to have the transmitter registered have been met.
(3)                Each spectrum licence will include a condition that exempts radiocommunications transmitters of a particular kind from the requirement mentioned in subsection (2).
(4)                A transmitter that is part of a group of transmitters may be registered individually or as a group.
Note 1    Details about registration are in the Radiocommunications (Register of Radiocommunications Licences) Determination 1997.
Note 2    Under subsection 145 (1) of the Act, the ACMA may refuse to include in the Register details of a radiocommunications transmitter that is proposed to be operated under a spectrum licence if the ACMA is satisfied that operation of the transmitter could cause an unacceptable level of interference to the operation of other radiocommunications devices under that or any other licence.
Note 3    The Radiocommunications (Unacceptable Levels of Interference — 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) Determination 2012 sets out the unacceptable levels of interference for devices operating under spectrum licences in the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap for the
purposes of section 145 of the Act.  Accredited persons will consult that Determination when issuing certificates under subsection 145 (3) of the Act.
22           Re‑issue of licences
(1)                At the expiry of a spectrum licence, the ACMA may re‑issue licences, in accordance with Division 4 of Part 3.2 of the Act.
(2)                The ACMA may re-issue a licence to the person to whom it was previously issued if:
(a)          the licence was used in the provision of a service included in a class of services specified in a determination under subsection 82 (3) of the Act; or
(b)         the ACMA is satisfied that special circumstances exist as a result of which it is in the public interest for that person to continue to hold the licence.
(3)                Licenses that are not re-issued to the same licensee may be re-allocated by auction, tender, or pre‑determined or negotiated price.  In re‑allocating the licences, the ACMA will follow the procedures set out in the determinations made under section 60 of the Act that are in force at the time
(4)                The fact that a licence is not re-issued to the same licensee will not prevent the licensee from applying for the lot covered by that licence in a subsequent re-allocation process.
Note       Under subsection 82 (5) of the Act, the ACMA must notify the licensee in writing if the core conditions of the re-issued licence differ from the core conditions of the licence it replaces. 
23           Guidelines
Any guidelines made by the ACMA under section 262 of the Act about interference with radiocommunications may be taken into account in settling interference disputes under Part 4.3 of the Act.
24           Registration of collection stations
The ACMA will include details of the collection stations listed in Schedule 5 on the Register prior to the inclusion on the Register of any other devices under spectrum licences to be issued in the 2.5 GHz Band.
 
Schedule 1        Geographic area covered by spectrum licences resulting from conversion in the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap
(subsection 4 (1))
 
Description: The geographic area is the area of land in the table described below under the heading “Outer Boundary of Australia”, bounded by a line starting at the intersection of the first coordinates listed in the table for the area and then bounded by a line passing sequentially through the intersections of each set of coordinates shown in the table to the point of commencement.  The coordinates listed in the tables under the heading “Areas of Exclusion” are excluded from the spectrum licence geographic area.
The datum used for coordinates in this Schedule is the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994.
1.             OUTER BOUNDARY OF AUSTRALIA
 

Row
° South
° East

1
24.998757
112.001377

2
24.998744
113.001346

3
23.998738
113.001340

4
22.998729
113.001347

5
21.998721
113.001338

6
20.998713
113.001332

7
20.998705
114.001326

8
20.998698
115.001297

9
19.998688
115.001319

10
18.998681
115.001312

11
18.998673
116.001310

12
18.998666
117.001309

13
18.998658
118.001306

14
18.998650
119.001304

15
18.998642
120.001301

16
18.998630
121.001292

17
17.998630
121.001289

18
16.998626
121.001281

19
15.998622
121.001274

20
15.998616
122.001271

21
15.998607
123.001262

22
15.998601
124.001256

23
14.998601
124.001255

24
13.998599
124.001249

25
12.998597
124.001244

26
12.998592
125.001239

27
12.998586
126.001234

28
12.998581
127.001229

29
12.998576
128.001224

30
12.998571
129.001218

31
12.998580
130.001200

32
11.998567
130.001205

33
10.998568
130.001202

34
10.998567
131.001191

35
10.998568
132.001181

36
9.998561
132.001184

37
9.998558
133.001177

38
9.998554
134.001170

39
9.998550
135.001162

40
9.998546
136.001154

41
9.998543
137.001145

42
9.998539
138.001137

43
9.998535
139.001128

44
9.998532
140.001118

45
9.998528
141.001108

46
9.998510
142.001113

47
9.998506
143.001104

48
10.998494
143.001114

49
10.998513
144.001081

50
11.998507
144.001084

51
12.998499
144.001091

52
13.998493
144.001090

53
13.998490
145.001081

54
13.998488
146.001070

55
14.998483
146.001074

56
15.998478
146.001078

57
15.998474
147.001067

58
16.998469
147.001072

59
17.998465
147.001078

60
18.998465
147.001089

61
18.998456
148.001071

62
18.998451
149.001058

63
19.998451
149.001064

64
19.998441
150.001050

65
20.998438
150.001056

66
20.998432
151.001042

67
21.998429
151.001049

68
22.998434
151.001058

69
22.998420
152.001041

70
23.998428
152.001046

71
23.998411
153.001033

72
23.998405
154.001018

73
24.998402
154.001025

74
25.998401
154.001033

75
26.998397
154.001041

76
27.998398
154.001049

77
28.998397
154.001059

78
29.998395
154.001068

79
30.998395
154.001078

80
31.998395
154.001088

81
31.998405
153.001103

82
32.998404
153.001116

83
32.998415
152.001132

84
33.998414
152.001145

85
34.998416
152.001158

86
34.998426
151.001172

87
35.998427
151.001188

88
36.998431
151.001203

89
37.998434
151.001218

90
37.998444
150.001236

91
37.998457
149.001255

92
38.998459
149.001268

93
39.998464
149.001286

94
40.998469
149.001304

95
41.998475
149.001323

96
42.998481
149.001343

97
43.998488
149.001364

98
43.998499
148.001382

99
43.998511
147.001401

100
43.998522
146.001418

101
43.998534
145.001436

102
42.998527
145.001413

103
41.998522
145.001384

104
41.998531
144.001408

105
40.998524
144.001387

106
40.998536
143.001403

107
39.998529
143.001383

108
38.998522
143.001358

109
38.998534
142.001379

110
38.998546
141.001393

111
38.998557
140.001407

112
37.998545
140.001384

113
37.998562
139.001401

114
36.998554
139.001381

115
36.998567
138.001396

116
36.998578
137.001408

117
36.998590
136.001420

118
35.998576
136.001402

119
35.998595
135.001413

120
34.998583
135.001401

121
33.998570
135.001397

122
33.998586
134.001398

123
32.998580
134.001383

124
32.998595
133.001387

125
32.998608
132.001394

126
31.998594
132.001397

127
31.998606
131.001396

128
31.998614
130.001404

129
31.998623
129.001413

130
32.998642
129.001419

131
32.998653
128.001427

132
32.998664
127.001435

133
32.998675
126.001445

134
32.998686
125.001456

135
33.998699
125.001467

136
33.998715
124.001479

137
34.998719
124.001489

138
34.998731
123.001496

139
34.998749
122.001505

140
34.998756
121.001505

141
34.998769
120.001510

142
34.998788
119.001513

143
35.998793
119.001533

144
35.998806
118.001537

145
35.998819
117.001541

146
35.998832
116.001543

147
34.998831
116.001528

148
34.998841
115.001532

149
34.998846
114.001528

150
33.998836
114.001511

151
32.998821
114.001492

152
32.998823
115.001497

153
31.998805
115.001478

154
30.998801
115.001459

155
30.998798
114.001458

156
29.998789
114.001441

157
28.998773
114.001422

158
28.998787
113.001428

159
27.998776
113.001417

160
26.998768
113.001394

161
25.998754
113.001362

162
25.998767
112.001389

163
24.998757
112.001377

 
 
2.             AREAS OF EXCLUSION
 
Table 1: The exclusion area for the Mid West Radio Quiet Zone
Row
° South
° East

1
25.998719
115.918031

2
25.998712
116.668032

3
25.998708
117.418029

4
26.665385
117.418042

5
27.415393
117.418053

6
27.415394
116.668053

7
27.415397
115.918054

8
26.665393
115.918047

9
25.998719
115.918031

 
Table 2: The exclusion area for the North West Shelf Oil &Gas facilities off the coast of Dampier
Row
° South
° East

1
19.498676
116.084648

2
19.498673
116.501314

3
19.665338
116.501313

4
19.665344
116.084649

5
19.498676
116.084648

 
 
 
 
Figure 1: The exclusion areas of the Mid West Radio Quiet Zone and the North Shelf Oil & Gas Facilities (area off Dampier)
 
 
 
 
 
 
Schedule 2     Sample spectrum licence  
(section 7)
 
COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA
 
AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY
 
Radiocommunications Act 1992
 
Sample Spectrum Licence for the 2.5 GHz Mid‑band Gap
 
This licence is issued under section 57 of the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (‘the Act’) to the person named at Item 1 of Licence Schedule 1 of this licence.
1.    The person named at Item 1 of Licence Schedule 1 of this licence (the licensee), or a person authorised under subsection 68 (1) of the Act, is authorised to operate radiocommunications devices in accordance with:
(a)   the Act; and
(b)   the core conditions set out in Licence Schedule 2; and
(c)   the statutory conditions set out in Licence Schedule 3; and
(d)   the other conditions set out in Licence Schedule 4.
 
2.    This licence comes into force on the date shown at Item 5 of Licence Schedule 1 and remains in force until the end of the date shown at Item 6 of Licence Schedule 1.
 
3.    Unless the contrary intention appears, terms and expressions used in this licence have the meaning given to them by the Radiocommunications Spectrum Conversion Plan (2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap) 2012.
 
4.    Unless otherwise specified, the value of a parameter in Licence Schedules 2 and 3 must be estimated with a level of confidence not less than 95% that the true value of the parameter will always remain below the requirement specified.
Licence Schedule 1         Licence details, bands and areas
 
Part 1             Licence Details
 
Item
Details
Licensee Details
 

1
Name of licensee
TBD

2
Address of licensee
TBD

3
Client number
TBD

4
Band release
2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap

5
Date of licence commencement
1 October 2014

6
Date of licence expiry
30 September 2029

7
Licence number
TBD

8
Date of licence issue
dd/mm/yyyy

 
Part 2             Frequency Bands
 
For core condition 1, this licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency bands that consist of the frequencies between the lower and upper limits where the lower limit is exclusive and upper limit inclusive.
 
Item
Details
 

9
Lower frequency limit
2585 MHz

10
Upper frequency limit
2595 MHz

 
Part 3               Geographic Area
 
For core condition 14, the operation of radiocommunications devices is authorised by this licence in the geographic area described by the sequence of HCIS identifiers in Table 1.
 
Note       The HCIS is described in the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012[1] based on the spectrum map grid and referenced to the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94).
Table 1: Geographic area of this licence
 
HCIS identifiers

IW3J, IW3K, IW3L, IW3N, IW3O, IW3P, IW6B, IW6C, IW6D, IW6F, IW6G, IW6H IW3E5, IW3E6, IW3E8,IW3E9, IW3F4, IW3F5, IW3F6, IW3F7, IW3F8, IW3F9, IW3G4, IW3G5, IW3G6, IW3G7, IW3G8, IW3G9, IW3H4, IW3H5, IW3H6, IW3H7, IW3H8, IW3H9, IW3I2, IW3I3, IW3I5, IW3I6, IW3I8, IW3I9, IW3M2, IW3M3, IW3M5, IW3M6, IW3M8, IW3M9, IW6A2, IW6A3, IW6A5, IW6A6, IW6A8, IW6A9, IW6E2, IW6E3, IW6E5, IW6E6, IW6E8, IW6E9, JW1E4, JW1E7, JW1I1, JW1I4, JW1I7, JW1M1, JW1M4.

 
 
 
Licence Schedule 2         Core Conditions
 
Frequency band
 
1.         This licence authorises the operation of radiocommunications devices in the frequency bands set out at Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
 
Emission limits outside the frequency band
 
2.         Core conditions 3 to 13 apply in relation to those frequencies that are outside the frequency bands set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
 
3.         Where a written agreement exists between:
(a)   the licensee; and
(b)   all the affected licensees of frequency-adjacent and area-adjacent spectrum licences; 
specifying the maximum permitted level of radio emission for frequencies described in core condition 2, the licensee must comply with that specified maximum permitted level of radio emission.
 
4.         Where there is no written agreement for the purposes of core condition 3 in force, core conditions 5 to 13 apply.
 
Non spurious emission limits
5.         The licensee must ensure that radiocommunications devices operated under the licence do not exceed the non spurious emission limits in core conditions 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
 
6.         Non-spurious emission limits – Low power registration exempt transmitters
(1)     For radio emission that is:
(a)      not spurious emission; and
(b)     caused by a radiocommunications transmitter:
(i)             operating in the band 2570 MHz to 2620 MHz under a spectrum licence issued in the 2.5 GHz Mid-band Gap; and
(ii)           with a radiated true mean power less than 13 dBm/30kHz,
the maximum emission limits outside the frequency band of the licence but within the band 2500 MHz to 2690 MHz are specified in Table 2.
(2)   In Table 2:
foffset           is the frequency offset from the upper or lower frequency limits set out in Part 2 of Licence Schedule 1.
 
Table 2     Maximum emission limits (non-spurious emissions from low power registration exempt transmitters)
 

Frequency offset, foffset
Radiated maximum true mean power
 (dBm EIRP)
Bandwidth

0 Hz ≤ foffset