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CAP. 106]

Telecommunication Regulations

[1989 Ed.

[Subsidiary]

of

(hereinafter called the "Licensee") is hereby licensed, subject to the conditions hereinafter contained, to possess such apparatus as is specified in the Schedule hereto and to establish and maintain-

(a) a transmitting and receiving station for radiocommunication in the pleasure vessel or location named above (hereinafter called "the Pleasure Vessel Radio Network Station");

(b) transmitting and receiving stations for radiocommunication in the life boats or other survival-crafts associated with and normally carried by the pleasure vessel (hereinafter called "the Survival Craft Stations");

(c) a radar station for the purpose of radio-determination (hereinafter called "the Radar Station") in the pleasure vessel or in any of the life boats or other survival-crafts associated with, and normally carried by, the pleasure vessel.

CONDITIONS

This licence is issued subject to the following conditions--

1. The apparatus comprised in the Pleasure Vessel Radio Network Station, Survival Craft Stations and Radar Station (hereinafter called "the Stations")--

(a) shall be so designed, constructed, maintained and used that the use of the Stations does not cause any avoidable interference with any radiocommunication; and

(b) shall be maintained in good working conditions and no modification or alteration shall be made without the consent in writing of the Telecommunications Authority (hereinafter called "the Authority").

2. The Stations shall be used only with emissions which are of the classes specified in the Schedule hereto, on the frequencies specified in the Schedule hereto in relation to those respective classes of emission, and with a power not exceeding that specified in the Schedule hereto in relation to the class of emission and frequency in use at the time.

3. The Stations shall be operated only by persons possessing a certificate granted by the Authority under regulation 4 of the Telecommunication Regulations (Cap. 106 sub. leg.), but this requirement-

(a) shall not apply to stations which operate solely on frequencies above 30 MHz other than frequencies assigned for international use; and

(b) shall not prevent the use or operation of the Stations in time of distress by any person for the purpose of attracting attention, making known their position and obtaining help.

4. The call sign of the Pleasure Vessel Radio Network Station referred to in the Schedule shall be used whenever it is necessary to identify the Pleasure Vessel Radio Network Station. Such call sign followed by two digits (other than 0 or 1) shall be used to identify any of the Survival Craft Stations. A different combination of digits shall be used in respect of each Survival Craft Station.

5. The Licensee shall permit any person, acting in the course of his duty on behalf of the Authority or the Director of Marine, to have access to the Stations at all reasonable times for the purpose of inspecting and testing the apparatus comprised therein.

6. The Licensee-

(a) shall not make any change in the Stations without the prior approval of the Authority; and

(b) shall give notice in writing, and return this licence for amendment, to the Authority within 4 weeks of any change of any of the particulars set out in the licence and the Schedule.

7. This licence is not transferable.

8. The Licensee shall at all times perform and observe the requirements and, except insofar as the Authority may in writing expressly absolve the Licensee from such compliance, all provisions