# licenceconditions

licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to	
  Any foreign government, or to any party on behalf  of any foreign government,
  Without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the
  Ministry of Economic Development.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry Of Economic Development, or any
  Inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all
  reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of
  ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of  2
  metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance
  with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth,
  then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dBshould be added to the
  measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the
  European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI
  EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other
  Telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of
  23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for
  fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual
  heights may vary. This should be taken into account when coordinating with
  other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Taupo District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may
  transmit under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall maintain recoreds of all fixed central hub transmitters of
  a fixed-to-multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum
  licence, and shall make such records as desirable for radion frequency
  coordination available to other rightholders or their agents on written or
  electronic request.

  (l)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affectedspectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a Radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonable withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to prospective
   transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chielf
  executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  (m)	The rightholder shall record on this spectrum licence details of every fixed
  central  hub transmitter of a fixed point-to-multipoint service by submitting a
  Notice of Modification of Spectrum Licence in the appropriate form to the
  Registrar of Radio Frequencies. This Notice will modify the spectrum licence
  to add the:

  (i)	map reference;
  (ii)	grid reference;
  (iii)	site name;
  (iv)	altitude (metres above sea level;
  (v)	antenna polarisation; and
  (vi)	antenna height (mcetres above ground level);

  of each fixed central hub transmitter to the spectrum licence details.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138.  This link retunes from M2A to M2B- before 31 March 2006. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 007.5 degrees: -30.0 dB
  007.5 degrees up to 011.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 040.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  040.0 degrees up to 117.5 degrees: -34.0 dB
  117.5 degrees up to 145.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  145.0 degrees up to 215.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  215.0 degrees up to 242.5 degrees: -38.0 dB
  242.5 degrees up to 320.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  320.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 352.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  352.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -30.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 183.5 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 004.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 006.5 degrees: -3.0 dB
  006.5 degrees up to 008.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  008.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 010.5 degrees: -13.0 dB
  010.5 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 028.0 degrees: -16.0 dB
  028.0 degrees up to 037.5 degrees: -20.0 dB
  037.5 degrees up to 117.0 degrees: -25.0 dB
  117.0 degrees up to 134.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  134.0 degrees up to 167.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  167.0 degrees up to 193.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  193.0 degrees up to 226.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  226.0 degrees up to 243.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  243.0 degrees up to 322.5 degrees: -25.0 dB
  322.5 degrees up to 332.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  332.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -16.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 349.5 degrees: -15.0 dB
  349.5 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 352.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  352.0 degrees up to 353.5 degrees: -6.0 dB
  353.5 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -3.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 356.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  356.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 007.5 degrees: -30.0 dB
  007.5 degrees up to 011.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 040.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  040.0 degrees up to 117.5 degrees: -34.0 dB
  117.5 degrees up to 145.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  145.0 degrees up to 215.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  215.0 degrees up to 242.5 degrees: -38.0 dB
  242.5 degrees up to 320.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  320.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 352.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  352.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -30.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development first being obtained. 9.2 Co-ordination information (a) Transmissions pursuant to this licence must be in accordance with the deployment co-ordination planning agreement dated 16 May 2003 between the right holder of this licence and the adjacent management right holder above the upper frequency limit of this licence. (b) The right holder of this licence will exchange co-ordination information promptly on request. (c) It is intended that base station (Node B) equipment operating under this licence will comply with specification 3GPP TS 25.105 but with due regard for chip rate. Associated user equipment (UE) equipment will comply with specification 3GPP TS 25.102. 9.3 Clarification of units used. Parameter Definition of units Shown as To be read as e.i.r.p. Effective isotropic radiated power spectral density A dBW A dBW (e.i.r.p.) per 1 MHz HRP Horizontal radiation pattern radiated spectral density X dBW X dBW (e.i.r.p.) per 1 MHz MPIS Field strength spectral density (at antenna maximum response) Y dB(mV/m) Y dB(mV/m) per 1 MHz UEL Power spectral density (e.i.r.p.) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz Z dBW Z dBW (e.i.r.p.) per 1 MHz Specification ITU-R SM.329-9 (2001) is used for reference bandwidth and methodology.


licenceconditions:
  (9. The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 	
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (B8) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.

  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139.  This link retunes from M2B# to M3A# in 2006, with timing to be decided at the time.

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 12 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  001.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 359.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  359.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -38.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 218.2 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 007.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  007.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 012.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  012.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 140.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  140.0 degrees up to 220.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  220.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 348.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  348.0 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 353.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  353.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  001.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 359.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  359.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -38.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138.  This link retunes from M1A to M3A before 31 March 2006. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 14 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 56.1 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.9 degrees: 0.0 dB
  001.9 degrees up to 002.8 degrees: -1.0 dB
  002.8 degrees up to 003.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  003.3 degrees up to 004.6 degrees: -3.0 dB
  004.6 degrees up to 006.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  006.0 degrees up to 008.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  008.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 013.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  013.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -23.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 024.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  024.0 degrees up to 030.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  030.0 degrees up to 125.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  125.0 degrees up to 170.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  170.0 degrees up to 190.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  190.0 degrees up to 235.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  235.0 degrees up to 330.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  330.0 degrees up to 336.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  336.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 347.0 degrees: -23.0 dB
  347.0 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 352.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  352.0 degrees up to 354.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  354.0 degrees up to 355.4 degrees: -6.0 dB
  355.4 degrees up to 356.7 degrees: -3.0 dB
  356.7 degrees up to 357.2 degrees: -2.0 dB
  357.2 degrees up to 358.1 degrees: -1.0 dB
  358.1 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -35.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -39.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -44.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -39.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -35.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139.  This link retunes from M1A# to M3A# before 31 March 2006. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -35.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -39.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -44.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -39.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -35.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 236.0 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 002.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  002.5 degrees up to 003.6 degrees: -1.0 dB
  003.6 degrees up to 004.4 degrees: -2.0 dB
  004.4 degrees up to 006.2 degrees: -3.0 dB
  006.2 degrees up to 008.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  008.0 degrees up to 009.5 degrees: -10.0 dB
  009.5 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 026.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  026.0 degrees up to 105.0 degrees: -23.0 dB
  105.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -28.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 255.0 degrees: -28.0 dB
  255.0 degrees up to 334.0 degrees: -23.0 dB
  334.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 350.5 degrees: -14.0 dB
  350.5 degrees up to 352.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  352.0 degrees up to 353.8 degrees: -6.0 dB
  353.8 degrees up to 355.6 degrees: -3.0 dB
  355.6 degrees up to 356.4 degrees: -2.0 dB
  356.4 degrees up to 357.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  357.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.

  CTCSS B10 (156.7 Hz) group tones shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.

  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138, including the offset to M3-. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 8 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 025.5 degrees: -43.0 dB
  025.5 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 334.5 degrees: -45.0 dB
  334.5 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -40.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 252.1 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  001.5 degrees up to 002.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  002.0 degrees up to 002.5 degrees: -3.0 dB
  002.5 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: -11.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.0 degrees: -12.0 dB
  004.0 degrees up to 004.5 degrees: -15.0 dB
  004.5 degrees up to 005.1 degrees: -18.0 dB
  005.1 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 022.7 degrees: -24.0 dB
  022.7 degrees up to 035.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  035.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -41.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -41.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 325.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  325.0 degrees up to 337.3 degrees: -29.0 dB
  337.3 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 354.9 degrees: -20.0 dB
  354.9 degrees up to 355.5 degrees: -18.0 dB
  355.5 degrees up to 356.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  356.0 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -11.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 357.5 degrees: -6.0 dB
  357.5 degrees up to 358.0 degrees: -3.0 dB
  358.0 degrees up to 358.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  358.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 025.5 degrees: -43.0 dB
  025.5 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 334.5 degrees: -45.0 dB
  334.5 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -40.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 15 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 025.5 degrees: -43.0 dB
  025.5 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 334.5 degrees: -45.0 dB
  334.5 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -40.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 72.4 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  001.5 degrees up to 002.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  002.0 degrees up to 002.5 degrees: -3.0 dB
  002.5 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: -11.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.0 degrees: -12.0 dB
  004.0 degrees up to 004.5 degrees: -15.0 dB
  004.5 degrees up to 005.1 degrees: -18.0 dB
  005.1 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 022.7 degrees: -24.0 dB
  022.7 degrees up to 035.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  035.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -41.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -41.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 325.0 degrees: -31.0 dB
  325.0 degrees up to 337.3 degrees: -29.0 dB
  337.3 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 354.9 degrees: -20.0 dB
  354.9 degrees up to 355.5 degrees: -18.0 dB
  355.5 degrees up to 356.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  356.0 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -11.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 357.5 degrees: -6.0 dB
  357.5 degrees up to 358.0 degrees: -3.0 dB
  358.0 degrees up to 358.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  358.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 025.5 degrees: -43.0 dB
  025.5 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -45.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 334.5 degrees: -45.0 dB
  334.5 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -43.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -40.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139.  This link retunes from M2A# to M2B# before 31 March 2006. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 007.5 degrees: -30.0 dB
  007.5 degrees up to 011.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 040.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  040.0 degrees up to 117.5 degrees: -34.0 dB
  117.5 degrees up to 145.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  145.0 degrees up to 215.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  215.0 degrees up to 242.5 degrees: -38.0 dB
  242.5 degrees up to 320.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  320.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 352.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  352.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -30.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 3.5 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 004.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 006.5 degrees: -3.0 dB
  006.5 degrees up to 008.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  008.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 010.5 degrees: -13.0 dB
  010.5 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -15.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 028.0 degrees: -16.0 dB
  028.0 degrees up to 037.5 degrees: -20.0 dB
  037.5 degrees up to 117.0 degrees: -25.0 dB
  117.0 degrees up to 134.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  134.0 degrees up to 167.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  167.0 degrees up to 193.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  193.0 degrees up to 226.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  226.0 degrees up to 243.0 degrees: -29.0 dB
  243.0 degrees up to 322.5 degrees: -25.0 dB
  322.5 degrees up to 332.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  332.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -16.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 349.5 degrees: -15.0 dB
  349.5 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 352.0 degrees: -9.0 dB
  352.0 degrees up to 353.5 degrees: -6.0 dB
  353.5 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -3.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 356.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  356.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -1.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 007.5 degrees: -30.0 dB
  007.5 degrees up to 011.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 040.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  040.0 degrees up to 117.5 degrees: -34.0 dB
  117.5 degrees up to 145.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  145.0 degrees up to 215.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  215.0 degrees up to 242.5 degrees: -38.0 dB
  242.5 degrees up to 320.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  320.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -36.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 352.5 degrees: -33.0 dB
  352.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -30.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.

  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.

  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.


  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to be read as ¿¿total
  Power¿¿ or ¿¿x dBW (e.i.r.p)¿¿.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as ¿¿power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿
  or ¿¿y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth¿¿.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as ¿¿total
  power (erip)¿¿ or ¿¿z dBW (eirp)¿¿.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  ¿¿Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿ or ¿¿zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth¿¿.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunications solely for non-commercial public safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property.

  Primary use is for Civil Defence purposes.

  The licence permits use of radio apparatus on the licenced channels by the Waikato District Council.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138.  This link retunes from M2A to M3A before 31 March 2006. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  001.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 359.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  359.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -38.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 38.2 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 005.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.0 degrees up to 007.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  007.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 015.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  015.0 degrees up to 060.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  060.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 140.0 degrees: -28.0 dB
  140.0 degrees up to 220.0 degrees: -35.0 dB
  220.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -28.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 300.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  300.0 degrees up to 345.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  345.0 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 353.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  353.0 degrees up to 355.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  355.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  001.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -42.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 359.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  359.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -38.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  FNX502 CTCSS B10 (156.7Hz).  FNX509 CTCSS B10 (156.7Hz).  FNX506 CTCSS B10 (156.7Hz). 
  FNX512 CTCSS B10 (156.7Hz).


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS a tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a  conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources. Note: For SCADA use the repeater eqipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A5 (114.8 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  (a) This MR22 base station licence is associated with mobile and portable operation authorised in MR21, as part of a cellular network.

  (b) Multiple transmitters, multiple modes of transmission nad multiple frequencies can be used under this licence, so long as the total power is within the specification in clause 5(a) and the total unwanted emissions are within the specifications in clause 4(a) and 4(b) of this Schedule. Note that the emission designator specified in clause 5(b) of this schedule caters for multiple situations. Modes used include any or all of analogue AMPS, digital AMPS and CDMA.

  (c) Co-ordination near 870MHz and 880MHz may be needed to obtain best overall spectrum utilisation with stations and services in neighbouring bands. 

  (d) Antennas with directional characteristics, including beam tilt, can be used, but will have radiation within the specification in clause 5(c) of this Schedule. 

  (e) The power density of unwanted emissions specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) of this Schedule are normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. 

  (f) The power density specified in clause 5(a) of this Schedule is normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. 

  (g) The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) of this Schedule shall be measured at a height of 1.5m above ground level. 

  (h) The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) of this Schedule are normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. The basis of determining the maximum permitted interfering signal is for terminated unwanted signal to be no more than -115 dBm per 1.25 MHz at a receiver input, which is equivalent to an incident field strength of 10 db¿¿V/m for a simple antenna. For a base station, receiving in MR21, with a high gain antenna system, the maximum permitted interfering signal is -113 dBm per 1.25 MHz terminated at the feeder frame, which is equivalent to an incident field strength of 2 db¿¿V/m.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (B 13) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or data use, the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunication solely for non-commercial public safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property. Primary use is for Civil Defence purposes.
  The licence permits radiocommunications in support of Civil Defence operations by the New Zealand Red Cross Inc Society.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licencee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE; for SCADA and DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (B14) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (B16) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  This licence is issued on a "shared channel" basis. Other users may be assigned the same channel.

  CTCSS Tone B5 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the Licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.
  Simplex is a shared service and any co-channel interference suffered must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  1. Tx set to 1W (out of Module).
  2. To minimise potential interference with Big Bay Repeater (Licence No. 178231), diferent IDENT codes must be used on The Hossack - Wallace Peak system.


licenceconditions:
  The following CTCSS tones must be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  EEX49  A4, A6, A8, A10, A12, A14
  EEX6   A4, A6, A8, A10, A12, A14
  EEX2   A4, A6, A8, A10, A12, A14
  EEX62  A4, A6, A8, A10, A12, A14
  EEX24  A4, A6, A8, A10, A12, A14
  EEX27  A5, A7, A9, A11, A13, A14
  EEX31  A5, A7, A9, A11, A13, A14
  EEX43  A5, A7, A9, A11, A13, A14
  EEX54  A5, A7, A9, A11, A13, A14
  EEX15  A5, A7, A9, A11, A13, A14


licenceconditions:
  Any person may transmit radio waves using radiocommunication transmitters, for the purpose of remote control of aeronautical model short range devices, in accordance with the terms, conditions and restrictions of this licence.

  General conditions applying to all transmissions under this licence

  1. Transmitters must conform to radio standards as prescribed in notices made under Regulation 32 (1) (b) of the Radiocommunications Regulations 2001.

  2. Frequency use is on a shared basis and the chief executive does not accept liability under any circumstances for any loss or damage of any kind occasioned by the unavailability of frequencies or interference to reception.

  3. Should interference occur to services licensed pursuant to a radio licence or a spectrum licence, the chief executive reserves the right to require and ensure that any transmission pursuant to this licence change frequency, reduce power, or cease operation.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be uased on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to conflict with operational requirements of the licencee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS (Group B) shall be used on all apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to conflict with the operational needs of the licence, there will be no protection from interference from external sources.
  Note: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits use of 3047 kHz and 6745 kHz for Glider Retrieve radiocommunications only.
  The licence permits use of 5290kHz, 5293kHz, 5299kHz, 5473kHz, 5680kHz, 6745kHz and 6782kHz for daylight radiocommunications only.
  This licence permits use of 3023kHz and 5680kHz for Search and Rescue communications in conjunction with NZ Police.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on record of management rights No 40; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139.  

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 5 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 109.3 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.7 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.7 degrees up to 005.7 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.7 degrees up to 007.8 degrees: -3.0 dB
  007.8 degrees up to 009.7 degrees: -6.0 dB
  009.7 degrees up to 011.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  011.0 degrees up to 030.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  030.0 degrees up to 098.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  098.0 degrees up to 160.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  160.0 degrees up to 200.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  200.0 degrees up to 262.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  262.0 degrees up to 330.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  330.0 degrees up to 349.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  349.0 degrees up to 350.3 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.3 degrees up to 352.2 degrees: -6.0 dB
  352.2 degrees up to 354.3 degrees: -3.0 dB
  354.3 degrees up to 355.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  355.3 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  (a) This MR22 base station licence is associated with mobile and portable operation authorised in MR21, as part of a cellular network.

  (b) Multiple transmitters, multiple modes of transmission nad multiple frequencies can be used under this licence, so long as the total power is within the specification in clause 5(a) and the total unwanted emissions are within the specifications in clause 4(a) and 4(b) of this Schedule. Note that the emission designator specified in clause 5(b) of this schedule caters fro multiple situations. Modes used include any or all of analogue AMPS, digital AMPS and CDMA.

  (c) Co-ordination near 870MHz and 880MHz may be needed to obtain best overall spectrum utilisation with stations and services in neighbouring bands. 

  (d) Antennas with directional characteristics, including beam tilt, can be used, but will have radiation within the specification in clause 5(c) of this Schedule. 

  (e) The power density of unwanted emissions specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) of this Schedule are normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. 

  (f) The power density specified in clause 5(a) of this Schedule is normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. 

  (g) The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) of this Schedule shall be measured at a height of 1.5m above ground level. 

  (h) The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) of this Schedule are normalised to a reference bandwidth of 100kHz. The basis of determining the maximum permitted interfering signal is for terminated unwanted signal to be no more than -115 dBm per 1.25 MHz at a receiver input, which is equivalent to an incident field strength of 10 db¿¿V/m for a simple antenna. For a base station, receiving in MR21, with a high gain antenna system, the maximum permitted interfering signal is -113 dBm per 1.25 MHz terminated at the feeder frame, which is equivalent to an incident field strength of 2 db¿¿V/m.


licenceconditions:
  All repeaters on this channel must be part of a nation wide trunked dispatch system.
  At the Manurewa Radio site the maximum permitted eirp over an arc 245¿¿ to 375¿¿ shall be 19.1dBW.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (A9) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  1. Tx set to 1W (out of duplexer)
  2. To minimise potential interference with Mt Te Aroha (Licence No. 53229), diferent IDENT codes must be used on the Maungataureia - Goshen Valley Road system.


licenceconditions:
  This licence permits use for Bush Winch operations only.
  Where CTCSS is used, a tone from group A shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138.

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 5 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 289.2 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.7 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.7 degrees up to 005.7 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.7 degrees up to 007.8 degrees: -3.0 dB
  007.8 degrees up to 009.7 degrees: -6.0 dB
  009.7 degrees up to 011.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  011.0 degrees up to 030.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  030.0 degrees up to 098.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  098.0 degrees up to 160.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  160.0 degrees up to 200.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  200.0 degrees up to 262.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  262.0 degrees up to 330.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  330.0 degrees up to 349.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  349.0 degrees up to 350.3 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.3 degrees up to 352.2 degrees: -6.0 dB
  352.2 degrees up to 354.3 degrees: -3.0 dB
  354.3 degrees up to 355.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  355.3 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  1. Tx Module set to 1W.
  2. To minimise potential interference with Highfield (100630) - Drydens (100631) system, diferent IDENT codes must be used on the Nguroa - Mt Burnett system, and Highfield-Drydens should be fitted with attenuators: 5dB Tx-Dpx and 8dB in common feeders.
  3. To minimise potential interference, the Stratford (56608) - Moeroa (56607) system EIRP should be less than 14dBW.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone group A7 (107.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio equipment covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee, there will be no protection from interference from external sources.

  Note: For SCADA use, the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  A general user radio licence is granted for the transmission of radio waves for the purpose of cordless telephones, including those known as "CT1", "CT2", "DECT", and "PHS", in accordance with the terms, conditions and restrictions of the notice.

  The frequency bands for cordless phones known as CT1 are 1.7 - 1.8 MHz, 30 - 41 MHz and 72.8 - 73 MHz, with specific operating frequencies as prescribed in the First Schedule to this notice. 

  The frequency band for cordless phones known as CT2 is 864.1 - 868.1 MHz, with specific operating frequencies as prescribed in the Second Schedule to this notice. 

  The frequency band for cordless phones known as Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) is 1880 - 1900 MHz, and the frequency band for cordless phones know as Personal Handyphone System (PHS) is 1895 - 1920 MHz. 

  Units operating in the DECT and PHS frequency bands must not exceed a peak radiated power of -6dBW (250 milliwatts) e.i.r.p., or an equivalent field strength of 109 dB¿¿V/m measured at a 10 metre distance. 

  Transmitters must conform to technical standards as prescribed in notices made under Regulation 32 (1) (b) of the Regulations. 

  Frequency use is on a shared basis and the chief executive does not accept liability under any circumstances for any loss or damage of any kind occasioned by the unavailability of frequencies, or interference to reception. 

  Should interference occur to services licensed pursuant to a radio licence or a spectrum licence, the chief executive reserves the right to require and ensure that any transmission pursuant to this general user radio licence changes frequency, reduces power or ceases operation.

  CT1   -   Units operating at 1.7/40 MHz and 30/40 MHz:  Peak radiated power: -8dBW (160 milliwatts) e.i.r.p.; Equivalent field strength: 107 dB¿¿V/m measured at 10 Meters distance.

  CT1   -   Base Units operating at 30/72 MHz:  Peak radiated power:0dBW (1watt) e.i.r.p.; Equivalent field strength: 115 dB¿¿V/m measured at 10 Metres distance

  CT1   -   Portable Units operating at 30/72MHz:  Peak radiated power: -3dBW (0.5 watt) e.i.r.p.;  Equivalent field strength: 112 dB¿¿V/m measured at 10 Metres distance 


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunication solely for Department of Conservation  operational activities, including public safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunication solely for non-commercial public safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 5 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 214.1 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.7 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.7 degrees up to 005.7 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.7 degrees up to 007.8 degrees: -3.0 dB
  007.8 degrees up to 009.7 degrees: -6.0 dB
  009.7 degrees up to 011.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  011.0 degrees up to 016.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  016.0 degrees up to 035.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  035.0 degrees up to 060.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  060.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -22.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 300.0 degrees: -22.0 dB
  300.0 degrees up to 325.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  325.0 degrees up to 344.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  344.0 degrees up to 349.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  349.0 degrees up to 350.3 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.3 degrees up to 352.2 degrees: -6.0 dB
  352.2 degrees up to 354.3 degrees: -3.0 dB
  354.3 degrees up to 355.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  355.3 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits use of 5.2794, 5.6814, 6.9954, 7.7964, and 7.8314 MHz for daylight radiocommunications only.

  The licence permits use of 3.2624 and 3.3464 MHz for emergency radiocommunications in conjunction with the Mountain Radio Service only.

  The licence permits use of 3.0244 and 5.6814 MHz for search and rescue radiocommunications in conjunction with the New Zealand Police only.

  The licence permits use of 3.3614 and 5.6814 MHz for civil emergency radiocommunications in conjunction with the Ministry of Civil Defence & Emergency Management only.

  The licence permits use of 13.9713, 13.9980, 20.8000, and 20.8150 MHz for radiocommunications with the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva only.


licenceconditions:
  Fixed mobiles (trigger bases) on this channel using Yagi antennas to overcome obstruction losses towards the land mobile repeater may transmit at an e.i.r.p. of up to 21 dBW in the direction of the repeater site only.  The fixed mobile transmitting antenna must limit radiation in all other directions to 14 dBW as permitted by PIB38.


licenceconditions:
  Note: There is an agreement in place between Defence and NZART to allow Amateurs to use this frequency for AREC Communications.

  Except as otherwise provided in this licence the provisions of the Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for Amateur Radio Operators) Notice 2006 as it applies to New Zealand Amateur Operators must be observed.

  All amateur equipment used in this service must comply with the requirements of technical standard ETSI ETS 300 684 published by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). (Radio Equipment and Systems (RES); ElectroMagnetic Compatability (EMC) Standard for Commercially Available Amateur Radio Equipment)


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A7) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.

  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 43 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 007.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  007.0 degrees up to 010.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  010.0 degrees up to 012.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  012.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 080.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  080.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 140.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  140.0 degrees up to 220.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  220.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 280.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  280.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -18.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 348.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  348.0 degrees up to 350.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.0 degrees up to 353.0 degrees: -6.0 dB
  353.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -2.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 001.0 degrees: -38.0 dB
  001.0 degrees up to 003.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  003.0 degrees up to 020.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  020.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 120.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  120.0 degrees up to 240.0 degrees: -40.0 dB
  240.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 340.0 degrees: -32.0 dB
  340.0 degrees up to 357.0 degrees: -30.0 dB
  357.0 degrees up to 359.0 degrees: -34.0 dB
  359.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -38.0 dB

  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 5 metres above ground level.       


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B2(82.5Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this
  Licence are:

  (a)	the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest
  	in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to
  	any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the
  	written approval of the Manager;

  (b)	the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are
  	permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of
  	the management rights specified on record of management rights No
  	187;

  (c)	the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and
  	regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the
  	frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence
  	including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act");

  (d)	the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in
  	connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence
  	including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by
  	regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the
  	persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.


licenceconditions:
  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR138. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 5 metres above ground level.       

  Transmit Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 34.2 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.7 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.7 degrees up to 005.7 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.7 degrees up to 007.8 degrees: -3.0 dB
  007.8 degrees up to 009.7 degrees: -6.0 dB
  009.7 degrees up to 011.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  011.0 degrees up to 016.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  016.0 degrees up to 035.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  035.0 degrees up to 060.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  060.0 degrees up to 100.0 degrees: -22.0 dB
  100.0 degrees up to 260.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  260.0 degrees up to 300.0 degrees: -22.0 dB
  300.0 degrees up to 325.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  325.0 degrees up to 344.0 degrees: -13.0 dB
  344.0 degrees up to 349.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  349.0 degrees up to 350.3 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.3 degrees up to 352.2 degrees: -6.0 dB
  352.2 degrees up to 354.3 degrees: -3.0 dB
  354.3 degrees up to 355.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  355.3 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB


licenceconditions:
  1. Tx set to 6.5W (out of Module).

  2. To minimise potential interference from Matira (Licence No. 106333), diferent IDENT codes must be used on the Philcox - Te Kawau Bay system, and Philcox should be fitted with a 7dB Rx-Dpx attenuator.


licenceconditions:
  The receive antenna response at 0 degrees is at an azimuth of 223 degrees relative to true North.
  Receive Antenna Co-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 003.5 degrees: 0.0 dB
  003.5 degrees up to 004.7 degrees: -1.0 dB
  004.7 degrees up to 005.7 degrees: -2.0 dB
  005.7 degrees up to 007.8 degrees: -3.0 dB
  007.8 degrees up to 009.7 degrees: -6.0 dB
  009.7 degrees up to 011.0 degrees: -10.0 dB
  011.0 degrees up to 030.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  030.0 degrees up to 098.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  098.0 degrees up to 160.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  160.0 degrees up to 200.0 degrees: -26.0 dB
  200.0 degrees up to 262.0 degrees: -24.0 dB
  262.0 degrees up to 330.0 degrees: -20.0 dB
  330.0 degrees up to 349.0 degrees: -14.0 dB
  349.0 degrees up to 350.3 degrees: -10.0 dB
  350.3 degrees up to 352.2 degrees: -6.0 dB
  352.2 degrees up to 354.3 degrees: -3.0 dB
  354.3 degrees up to 355.3 degrees: -2.0 dB
  355.3 degrees up to 356.5 degrees: -1.0 dB
  356.5 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: 0.0 dB

  Receive Antenna Cross-polar Response:
  000.0 degrees up to 360.0 degrees: -36.0 dB

  Co-ordination
  Telecom will manage co-ordination and compatibility with other licences in MR139. 

  Information on parameters
  Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 

  For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals specified in clause 7(b) is for a receiver response with the same bandwidth as the emission necessary bandwidth, and for maximum response of the antenna.  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.       


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A7 (131.8 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.

  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.
  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.

  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to read as #total
  Power# or #x dBW (e.i.r.p)#.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as #power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz#
  or #y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth#.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as #total
  power (eirp)# or #z dBW (eirp)#.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  #Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz# or #zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth#. 


licenceconditions:
  Simplex is a shared service and any co-channel interference suffered must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B9 (146.2 Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  
  Licence permits transmission of data for a period of 10 seconds, up to 5 transmissions per hour.


licenceconditions:
  1. Tx set to 1W (out of Module).

  2. To minimise potential interference from Waiti Road (53153) and Rewarewa (119125) systems, diferent IDENT codes must be used on the Karamuramu - Ruakawakawa system, and Karamuramu - Ruakawakawa should be fitted with 5dB Rx-Dpx attenuators.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone A9 shall be used on CNX55 & CTCSS tone A7 shall be used on DNX30 on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  

  These channels are being used for Crane Control on Crane C (CNX55) and Hatch C (DNX30) at Lyttleton Container Wharf as there are no Crane Control Channels available at Lyttleton in the C or D Band Simplex. 

  NOTE: As these are NOT Crane Control channels any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  Transmitter Module set to 1W.
  Mt Pearce terminal shall be fitted with 6dB attenuator in antenna feeder.
  IDENT codes shall be different from Licence number 116740 (Mt Mary) to minimise potential interference.
  Mt Pearce terminal shall retain high gain antenna, Vertical polarisation, to minimise potential interference to/from 116740 (Mt Mary).


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (A7) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  Manager Radio Licensing approval given for all New Zealand exclusive use (PIB 38 requirement)
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 42.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703), 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
   
  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.
   
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
   
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.
   
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.
   
  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.
   
  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 39.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703), 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703) and 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.
  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.
  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 
  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703) and 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).
  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703), 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.
   


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062), 
  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954), and
  Towai (grid reference NZMS260 R27 719955).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Mt Egmont (grid reference NZMS260 P20 036123) and 
  Oakura (grid reference NZMS260 P19 932323).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  Unwanted Emission Limits (UELs) meet Adjacent Frequency Emission Limits (AFELs) and 3GPP2 specifications TS25.104 (UMTS) & TS36.104 (LTE+) in accordance ITU-R recommendation SM329 (Unwanted Emissions ). It is noted that:
  ¿	3GPP compliant equipment tuned to a UARFCN characteristic frequency with feeder and antenna plant of up to +20dBi overall gain are supported within this licence.
  ¿	The Reference Bandwidth is in accordance with Annex 7 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.
  ¿	3GPP specifies that the emission mask ACLRs or the absolute limit of - 
  13dBm/MHz apply, whichever is less stringent.
  ¿	There is no specific requirement for any particular bandwidth to be used for power limits. For clarity and for practical measurement purposes, the UELs are provided in terms of a measurement bandwidth of2kHz.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated. CTCSS B8 (136.5 Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals do not apply to any transmission pursuant to the licence at Cardiff No2 (grid reference NZMS260 P19 142063) on the frequency 99.6 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 32.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Ruru (grid reference NZMS260 T14 358759) and 
  Skytower (grid reference NZMS260 R11 675822).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals do not apply to any transmission pursuant to the licence at Korito Rd (grid reference NZMS260 P19 027221) on the frequency 99.6 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter location: Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) 

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP in the sector 282 degrees up to 292 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 35.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 
  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062).
  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions set out on the licence or contained in any associated schedule. The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals. The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted. Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level. This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062). Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 37.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  The licensee shall cease operation, or operate at a particular power level, if so directed in writing by the Chief Executive in the event of harmful interference occurring to reception of other licensed services.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP in the sector 0 degrees and up to 20 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 13.0 dBW and in the sector 20 degrees up to 340 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 32.0 dBW and in the sector 340 degrees up to 360 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 13.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703) and 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B)shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict wth the operational requirements of the licencee there will be no protection from interference from other co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A12 (186.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10. 


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A2 (88.50Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 

  Chl EEX 6  A4(107.2 Hz) 
  Chl ENX 46 A8(141.3 Hz)

  shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 35.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
   
  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.
   
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
   
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.
   
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.
   
  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.
   
  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 23.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.026 MHz at Otaika (NZMS260-Q07/299015).


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.026 MHz at Waipapakauri (NZMS260-O04/334851).


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 0.612 MHz at Kaimata (NZMS260-Q19/202235) and Nelson (NZMS260- O27/383009). Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062)
  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 
  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and 
  Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27 774062).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  Equipment used for non-speech applications shall comply with the non-
  speech sections of specification RFS25


licenceconditions:
  Channel operates with F252 base transmit and F278# mobile transmit.  Base receiver on F278# has CTCSS decoder on tone A12.  Base transmitter has no CTCSS regeneration.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations; 
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to	
  Any foreign government, or to any party on behalf  of any foreign government,
  Without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the
  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry Of Business, Innovation, and Employment, or any
  Inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all
  reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of
  ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of  2
  metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance
  with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth,
  then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dB should be added to the
  measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the
  European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI
  EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other
  Telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of
  23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for
  fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual
  heights may vary. This should be taken into account when coordinating with
  other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Buller District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may
  transmit under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall maintain recoreds of all fixed central hub transmitters of
  a fixed-to-multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum
  licence, and shall make such records as desirable for radion frequency
  coordination available to other rightholders or their agents on written or
  electronic request.

  (l)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affected spectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a Radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonably withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to prospective
   transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chief
  executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment .

  (m)	The rightholder shall record on this spectrum licence details of every fixed
  central  hub transmitter of a fixed point-to-multipoint service by submitting a
  Notice of Modification of Spectrum Licence in the appropriate form to the
  Registrar of Radio Frequencies. This Notice will modify the spectrum licence
  to add the:

  (i)	map reference;
  (ii)	gridreference;
  (iii)	site name;
  (iv)	altitude (metres above sea level;
  (v)	antenna polarisation; and
  (vi)	antenna height (mcetres above ground level);

  of each fixed central hub transmitter to the spectrum licence details.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment, or any inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth, then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dB should be added to the measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of 23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for remote transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual heights may vary according to circumstances of building size, visibility of base station receive antennas and so on. This should be taken into account when coordinating with other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Buller District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only remote transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may transmit
  under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall, prior to the establishment or authorisation of remote
  transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service under the authority of this 
  licence, or the modification of the parameters of any such transmitters,
  determine the technical compatibility of the proposed transmissions or 
  modified transmissions with other spectrum licences recorded on the 
  Register of Radio Frequencies as if the proposed transmissions were to be 
  certified under the provisions of s.25(5) or 57D of the Radiocommunications 
  Act 1989 having regard to the provisions of s.72A of that Act. Technical 
  compatibility can be completed on a collective basis for a number of 
  transmitters where the technical compatibility can be demonstrated to apply 
  to each transmitter on an individual basis.

  (l)	The rightholder shall maintain records of all remote transmitters of a fixed-to-
  multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum licence, and 
  shall make such records as desirable for radio frequency coordination 
  available to other rightholders or their agents on written or electronic request. 
  The rightholder shall also maintain records of all technical compatibility
  Determinations under clause 9(k) and make these available for any 
  compliance audit carried out under clause 9(b).

  (m)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affected spectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonably withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to 
  prospective transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chief
  executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to	
  Any foreign government, or to any party on behalf  of any foreign government,
  Without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the
  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry Of Business, Innovation, and Employment, or any
  Inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all
  reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of
  ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of  2
  metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance
  with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth,
  then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dB should be added to the
  measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the
  European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI
  EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other
  Telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of
  23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for
  fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual
  heights may vary. This should be taken into account when coordinating with
  other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Kaipara District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may
  transmit under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall maintain records of all fixed central hub transmitters of
  a fixed-to-multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum
  licence, and shall make such records as desirable for radio frequency
  coordination available to other rightholders or their agents on written or
  electronic request.

  (l)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affected spectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a Radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonably withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to prospective
   transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chief
  executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment .

  (m)	The rightholder shall record on this spectrum licence details of every fixed
  central hub transmitter of a fixed point-to-multipoint service by submitting a
  Notice of Modification of Spectrum Licence in the appropriate form to the
  Registrar of Radio Frequencies. This Notice will modify the spectrum licence
  to add the:

  (i)	map reference;
  (ii)	grid reference;
  (iii)	site name;
  (iv)	altitude (metres above sea level;
  (v)	antenna polarisation; and
  (vi)	antenna height (metres above ground level);

  of each fixed central hub transmitter to the spectrum licence details.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment, or any inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth, then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dB should be added to the measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of 23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for remote transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual heights may vary according to circumstances of building size, visibility of base station receive antennas and so on. This should be taken into account when coordinating with other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Kaipara District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only remote transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may transmit
  under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall, prior to the establishment or authorisation of remote
  transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service under the authority of this 
  licence, or the modification of the parameters of any such transmitters,
  determine the technical compatibility of the proposed transmissions or 
  modified transmissions with other spectrum licences recorded on the 
  Register of Radio Frequencies as if the proposed transmissions were to be 
  certified under the provisions of s.25(5) or 57D of the Radiocommunications 
  Act 1989 having regard to the provisions of s.72A of that Act. Technical 
  compatibility can be completed on a collective basis for a number of 
  transmitters where the technical compatibility can be demonstrated to apply 
  to each transmitter on an individual basis.

  (l)	The rightholder shall maintain records of all remote transmitters of a fixed-to-
  multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum licence, and 
  shall make such records as desirable for radio frequency coordination 
  available to other rightholders or their agents on written or electronic request. 
  The rightholder shall also maintain records of all technical compatibility
  Determinations under clause 9(k) and make these available for any 
  compliance audit carried out under clause 9(b).

  (m)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affected spectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonably withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to 
  prospective transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chief
  executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this licence 
  are:

  (a)	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to	
  Any foreign government, or to any party on behalf  of any foreign government,
  Without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the
  Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment.

  (b)	The chief executive of the Ministry Of Business, Innovation, and Employment, or any
  Inspector duly authorised by him, shall be granted by the rightholder at all
  reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of
  ensuring compliance with this licence.

  (c)	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of  2
  metres above ground level.

  (d)	Unwanted emission limits are defined for a 1 MHz bandwidth, in accordance
  with Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10.

  (e)	If unwanted emissions are measured using a 30 kHz resolution bandwidth,
  then the bandwidth correction factor of +15 dB should be added to the
  measurement.

  (f)	All technical limits outlined in this spectrum licence have been based on the
  European Telecommunications Standards Institute standard ETSI
  EN 301 021. The rightholder may transmit according to other
  Telecommunications standards, however the need to comply with the
  frequency division duplex direction is emphasized. Refer to clause 9(i)

  (g)	Transmit and receive antennas are assumed to have a nominal gain of
  23 dBi. The antenna height given in clause 6(c) indicates a typical height for
  fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service. Actual
  heights may vary. This should be taken into account when coordinating with
  other rightholders.

  (h)	The boundary of the Whangarei District Council is delineated by its
  boundary in terms of Schedule 2 of the Local Government Act 2002 as at 31
  December 2004.

  (i)	Only fixed central hub transmitters of a fixed point-to-multipoint service may
  transmit under this spectrum licence.

  (j)	The rightholder shall take advantage of interference mitigation techniques
  such as antenna discrimination, polarisation, topography, shielding, site
  selection and power control to facilitate the coordination with other rightholders.

  (k)	The rightholder shall maintain records of all fixed central hub transmitters of
  a fixed-to-multipoint service operated under the authority of this spectrum
  licence, and shall make such records as desirable for radio frequency
  coordination available to other rightholders or their agents on written or
  electronic request.

  (l)	In relation to spectrum licences that have a common or overlapping
  frequency band with this spectrum licence:

  The predicted or measured median field strength of any emissions under this
  spectrum licence at any location outside the protection area shall not exceed
  14.0 dB¿V/m MHz, unless:

  (i)	the location is not within the protection area of any other licence; or
  (ii)	the rightholder of every affected spectrum licence agrees in writing; or
  (iii)	a Radiocommunications service does not operate at the location under an
  affected spectrum licence at any time the maximum field strength is
  exceeded.

  The rightholder shall not unreasonably withhold agreement to a proposed
  transmission by another rightholder that may exceed the maximum field
  strength within the protection area of the licence. The rightholder shall retain
  copies of agreements with affected rightholders and provide the same to prospective
   transferees and sub-licensees and, on request, to the chief
  executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment .

  (m)	The rightholder shall record on this spectrum licence details of every fixed
  central hub transmitter of a fixed point-to-multipoint service by submitting a
  Notice of Modification of Spectrum Licence in the appropriate form to the
  Registrar of Radio Frequencies. This Notice will modify the spectrum licence
  to add the:

  (i)	map reference;
  (ii)	grid reference;
  (iii)	site name;
  (iv)	altitude (metres above sea level;
  (v)	antenna polarisation; and
  (vi)	antenna height (metres above ground level);

  of each fixed central hub transmitter to the spectrum licence details.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals do not apply to any transmission pursuant to the licence at Tuwharetoa FM Studio (grid reference NZMS260 T19 534424) on the frequency 92.0 MHz.

  Transmissions in accordance with this spectrum licence may be limited by separate agreement between the rightholder and the manager. Where a separate agreement is not reached, the manager may exercise his right under section 49(1)(h) of the Act and cancel this licence.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  Transmissions in accordance with this spectrum licence may be limited by separate agreement between the rightholder and the manager. Where a separate agreement is not reached, the manager may exercise his right under section 49(1)(h) of the Act and cancel this licence.


licenceconditions:
  Dispensation for sub 20km path length U Band re-licensing PIB38 rule exception secured via Manager Radio Licensing on 15th June 2007 as the relicensing of Putauaki - Manawahe U10/U10# RF licences was to correct historic anomaly.

  This licence operates copolar with U10/U10# installation on the same path and through same antenna plant as well as operating cross-polar with U6/U6# and U14/U14# installations on the same path as well as being co-channel & co-polar with Kopukairua-Matakana Island installation. 

  Carrier to interference limited operation implications of this configuration accepted by Telecom as licensee of all 10 RF licences involved.


licenceconditions:
  Dispensation for sub 20km path length U Band re-licensing PIB38 rule exception secured via Manager Radio Licensing on 15th June 2007 as the relicensing of Putauaki - Manawahe U10/U10# RF licences was to correct historic anomaly.

  This licence operates copolar with U2/U2# installation on the same path and through same antenna plant as well as operating cross-polar with U6/U6# and U14/U14# installations on the same path. Carrier to interference limited operation implications of this configuration accepted by Telecom as licensee of all 8 RF licences involved.


licenceconditions:
  Dispensation for sub 20km path length U Band re-licensing PIB38 rule exception secured via Manager Radio Licensing on 15th June 2007 as the relicensing of Putauaki - Manawahe U10/U10# RF licences was to correct historic anomaly.

  This licence operates copolar with U10/U10# installation on the same path and through same antenna plant as well as operating cross-polar with U6/U6# and U14/U14# installations on the same path as well as being co-channel & co-polar with Kopukairua-Matakana Island installation. 

  Carrier to interference limited operation implications of this configuration accepted by Telecom as licensee of all 10 RF licences involved.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone (Group B) must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A group) shall be used on all apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Transmissions in accordance with this spectrum licence may be limited by separate agreement between the rightholder and the manager. Where a separate agreement is not reached, the manager may exercise his right under section 49(1)(h) of the Act and cancel this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone A14 (218.1Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and any interference relating to sharing of the channel must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 
  9.2 Technical information 
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment. The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿non-dashed¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿dashed¿ channels being in MR210. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the 28 MHz frequency band, which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator. In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth. 
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain. 
  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) has a reference bandwidth of 28 MHz (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver). 
  (4) The Wigram Ward antenna azimuth is 340.9 degrees grid, inclination 0.1 degrees. The associated Hornby South antenna azimuth is 160.9 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B10) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A12) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  The maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B3 (94.8 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  Simplex is a shared service and interferance must be tollerated. CTCSS B4 (103.5 Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or access code or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone A2 (88.5Hz) or digital RAN10 must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this license.


licenceconditions:
  For analogue operation, CTCSS tone A9 (151.4Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  DMR Code CC1 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channels FNX122, FNX420, FNX660.
  DMR Code CC2 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channels FNX310, FNX615.


licenceconditions:
  9. The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-12.


licenceconditions:
  (i) This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic first being obtained; (ii) It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specifications: EN 301 021 v1.4.1 and EN 301 753 v1.1.1. (iii) The adjacent frequency interference sensitivity limit of the base station receivers for this licence should conform to the above ETSI standards, which for 3.5 MHz channels, is interpreted as: 36.5 dB¿¿V/m per 1 MHz. (iv) To allow for co-location, the levels of the MPIS and adjacent frequency interference sensitivity limit for this licence shall apply at the edge of coverage, and may be relaxed at locations closer to the transmit site, such that co- and adjacent- channel protection ratios are maintained. (v) Licences registered after this licence, whether within this band or in adjacent band, must not cause or permit harmful interference to any service operated in accordance with this licence; (vi) The transmit antennas for this licence have a gain of up to 17.0 dBi and a vertical (3db) beam width of 6.7. The receive antennas at the user terminals have a gain of 17.0dBi.. The antennas of user terminals operating within the area described above as the "receive coverage area" will be directed towards the transmit location of this licence. (vii) To clarify the units used, note that: The UEL values, shown above as xx.x dBW etc, are power spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz, and should be read as xx.x dBW per 1 MHz etc Similarly the MPIS shown above and the adjacent channel sensitivity limit values shown above as yy.y Db ,uV/m and zz.z dB ,uV/m are field strength spectral densities, and should be read as: yy.y dB ,uV/m per 1 MHz and zz.z dB ,uV/m per 1 MHz respectively. Note that maximum power and maximum horizontal radiation pattern values, shown above as ww.w dBW, are total power within the licensed range of frequencies, (not power spectral density.) Note: Before this licence may be registered, the Registrar must receive a certificate from an approved radio engineer under section 25(4) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. This notice must be accompanied by an acknowledgement of the mortgagee's consent if section 26 of the Radiocommunications Act 1989 applies. This licence must be signed in duplicate and must be accompanied by the prescribed fee.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations;
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B6 (118.8 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations; 
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on record of management rights No 40; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.
  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  TThe conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 

  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on the record of  the applicable management right;
   
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 

  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.

  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.

  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  Close coordination of this installation with X3/X3# cross polar operation over the same route is acknowledged by Telecom as client for both sets of RF licences. The X3/X3# vertical polatisation and X2/X2# horizontal polarisation RF licences relate to one 2 x STM-1 capacity DMR installation.
  Existing RF licences 178523 and 178524 become redundant as a result of this installation and are to be thus cancelled.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (B6) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.

  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Pt Chevalier Peninsula antenna azimuth is 92.4 degrees grid. The associated Great North Road antenna azimuth is 272.3 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.
  This repeater is part of a 3 channel voting system with a common base receive on CN43#


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Onehunga East antenna azimuth is 158.3 degrees grid. The associated Mahunga Drive antenna azimuth is 338.2 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources


licenceconditions:
  For analogue operation, a coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A0 (67.0Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 

  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on record of the applicable management right; 

  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 

  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.

  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.

  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone A14 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on record of management rights No 187; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.
  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Boulcott South antenna azimuth is 117.7 degrees grid. The associated Fitzherbert Hub antenna azimuth is 297.6 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (Tone A12) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.
  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated


licenceconditions:
  This service will not be protected from unwanted signals that are below -110 dBm.
  Operation shall not cause interference to adjacent [+/- 250kHz] licensed apparatus. Interference from adjacent licensed apparatus shall be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Orakei Creek Relocate antenna azimuth is 130 degrees grid.  The associated Meadowbank Hospital antenna azimuth is 310 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.
  This repeater is part of a 3 channel voting system with all base receivers on the receive frequency of this channel.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations;
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations; 
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the  
  licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no  
  protection from interference from external sources. 
  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement 


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  For analogue operation, CTCSS B5 (110.9Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus on channels ENX15, FNX640, ENX51, DNX59, ENX3, FNX421, FNX327, CNX20 and ENX56 covered by the licence.
  For analogue operation, CTCSS B7 (127.3Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus on channels DNX12, CNX65, and EEX123 covered by the licence.
  Channel ENX56 is reserved for Forest Industry and related operations only


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions applying to this licence

  (i)	This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development first being obtained.

  9.2 Information for technical co-ordination

  (i)	The licence holder will provide information on request for the purposes of technical co-ordination.

  (ii)	The antenna gain (for both the transmitter and receiver) for this link is: 41.0 dBi.

  9.3 Clarification of units used

  To clarify the units used, note that:
  (i)	The UEL values, shown above as xx.x dBW etc, are power spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz, and should be read as xx.x dBW/MHz etc.

  (ii)	Similarly the MPIS values, shown above as yy.y dBm, are measured at the receiver input, and should be read as yy.y dBm per 1 MHz.

  (iii)	Note that maximum power and maximum horizontal radiation pattern values, shown above as ww.w dBW, are total mean power within the licensed range of frequencies, (not power spectral density).


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Mahunga Drive antenna azimuth is 338.2 degrees grid. The associated Onehunga East antenna azimuth is 158.3 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Mill Bridge antenna azimuth is 207.8 degrees grid. The associated Papakura antenna azimuth is 27.9 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B9 (146.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  Short-Term Special-Purpose (STSP) repeaters must not cause interference to other licensed services.
  Only STSP repeaters are permitted under this licence.
  The maximum permitted operating duration is 14 days.
  The minimum inter antenna spacing, between the STSP repeater antenna and the antenna of any other communication service, is 50 metres.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Fitzherbert Hub antenna azimuth is 297.6 degrees grid. The associated Boulcott South antenna azimuth is 117.7 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 
  NOTE: for SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A Group shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Papakura antenna azimuth is 27.9 degrees grid. The associated Mill Bridge antenna azimuth is 207.8 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  Hi Ian
  Thanks for the detailed explanation of the requirement for the use of a 600 mm dish on this site.
  Dispensation from the F/B antenna requirements of PIB 38 approved for this link at Mt Dewar.
  Regards

  Jeff Hicks | Manager Licensing | Radio Spectrum Management   Ministry of Economic Development
  PO Box 2847, Wellington 6140, New Zealand
  Free Phone 0508 RSM INFO (776463)  | DDI +64 4 470 2307 | Fax +64 4 978 3162


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B14 (218.1Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Chartwell antenna azimuth is 182.6 degrees grid. The associated Hamilton Central antenna azimuth is 2.7 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  he conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the chief executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of management rights specified on record of management right number 257; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with the applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989; 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations;
  (e) for maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Meadowbank Hospital antenna azimuth is 310 degrees grid.  The associated Orakei Creek Relocate antenna azimuth is 130 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B1 (71.9Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Hamilton Central antenna azimuth is 2.7 degrees grid. The associated Chartwell antenna azimuth is 182.6 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna sizes that suit Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Great North Road antenna azimuth is 272.3 degrees grid. The associated Pt Chevalier Peninsula antenna azimuth is 92.4 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 

  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms of the management rights specified on record of the applicable management right; 

  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 

  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the Act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.

  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.

  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  9.1  Conditions

  {line}This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development first being obtained.

  {line}9.2  Co-ordination information

  {line}9.2.1 Co-ordination general
  {line}a)   The right holder of this licence will exchange coordination information promptly on request.

  {line}b)   It is intended that the equipment operating under this licence will comply with ETSI specifications: EN 301 021 and ETSI TM4/2.

  {line}9.2.2 }Transmit and Receive antennas
  {line}The transmit antenna for this base station will typically gain of 15 dBi, and a beam-width of 90 degrees on any face.

  {line}The receive antenna used at any subscriber terminal within the protection area will be oriented towards this transmit site, and will typically have a gain of 35 dBi, and a beam-width of 2.6 degrees.

  {line}9.2.3 Channel plan
  {line}The base station transmitting according to this licence may operate on any carrier frequency from the following channel plans:
  {line}14 MHz channels (8 channels):  24,920;  24,934;  24,948;  24,962;  24,976;  24,990;  25,004;  25,018 MHz.
  {line}7 MHz channels (20 channels):  24,902.5; 24,909.5; 24,916.5; 24,923.5; 24,930.5; 24,937.5; 24,944.5; 24,951.5; 24,958.5; 24,965.5; 24,972.5; 24,979.5; 24,986.5; 24,993.5; 25,000.5; 25,007.5; 25,014.5; 25,021.5; 25,028.5; 25,035.5 MHz

  {line}9.3  Clarification of units used

  {line}9.3.1  Maximum Power of Emissions
  {line}The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (eirp) is to be read as the total power in the bandwidth of the transmission.  It is not power spectral density.

  {line}9.3.2  Horizontal Radiation Pattern 
  {line}The horizontal radiation pattern of an antenna shown as x dBW is to be read as the total power (eirp) in the bandwidth of the transmission.  It is not power spectral density. 

  {line}9.3.3  Unwanted Emission Limits
  {line}An unwanted emission limit shown as x dBW is to be read as the power spectral density (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz.  The UELs are be measured in accordance with Rec. ITU-R SM.329-9 (2001)

  {line}9.3.4  Maximum Permitted Interfering Signal
  {line}The maximum permitted interfering signal shown as x dBuV/m is to be read as the field strength spectral density in the bore-sight of the receiving antenna, within a bandwidth of 1 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B4 (103.5 Hz) shall be used on all apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.
  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (A14) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.  NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  (1) Tx power set to 5W (out of Duplexer).
  (2) IDENT code must be activated.
  (3) To minimise potential interference with Tinui (Licence No. 85974), different IDENT codes must be used on the Stratford - Moeroa system.


licenceconditions:
  {line}9.1  Conditions

  {line}This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development first being obtained.


  {line}9.2  Co-ordination information

  {line}9.2.1 Co-ordination general
  {line}a)   The right holder of this licence will exchange coordination information promptly on request.

  {line}b)   It is intended that the equipment operating under this licence will comply with ETSI specifications: EN 301 021 and ETSI TM4/2.

  {line}9.2.2 Transmit & Receive antennas
  {line} The transmit antenna will typically have a gain of ¿¿+35.0 dBi, a beam-width of 2.6 degrees and will be directed towards the parent base station.

  {line} The receive antenna used at the base station to receive this transmission, will typically have a gain of 15 dBi and a beam-width of 90 degrees on any face.  

  {line}9.2.3 Channel plan
  {line}The subscriber terminal transmitting according to this licence may operate on any carrier frequency from the following channel plans:
  {line}14 MHz channels (8 channels): 25,928;  25,942;  25,956;  25,970;  25,984;  25,998;  26,012;  26,026 MHz.
  {line}7 MHz channels (20 channels): 25,910.5; 25,917.5; 25,924.5; 25,931.5; 25,938.5; 25,945.5; 25,952.5; 25,959.5; 25,966.5; 25,973.5; 25,980.5; 25,987.5; 25,994.5; 26,001.5; 26,008.5; 26,015.5; 26,022.5; 26,029.5; 26,036.5; 26,043.5 MHz.  

  {line}9.2.4 Receive Protection Locations
  The protection locations for this licence include the locations of any base station licensed in Management Right MR168 with technical characteristics complementary to this licence.  


  {line}9.3  Clarification of units used

  {line}9.3.1  Maximum Power of Emissions
  {line}The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (eirp) is to be read as the total power in the bandwidth of the transmission.  It is not power spectral density.

  {line}9.3.2  Horizontal Radiation Pattern 
  {line}The horizontal radiation pattern of an antenna shown as x dBW is to be read as the total power (eirp) in the bandwidth of the transmission.  It is not power spectral density. 

  {line}9.3.3  Unwanted Emission Limits
  {line}An unwanted emission limit shown as x dBW is to be read as the power spectral density (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz.  The UELs are be measured in accordance with Rec. ITU-R SM.329-9 (2001)

  {line}9.3.4  Maximum Permitted Interfering Signal
  {line}The maximum permitted interfering signal shown as x dBuV/m is to be read as the field strength spectral density in the bore-sight of the receiving antenna, within a bandwidth of 1 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A9 (151.4 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  a coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A12 (186.2Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used, due to conflict with the operational needs of the licence, there will be no protection from interference.
  Note:  For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  Telecom accepts that there is CtoI limited coordination between this temporary DMR installation and existing U2 and U10 channelled use over the Tapuae - Palmerston North hop (existing RF licences numbered 57222, 57223, 56947 and 56948) for Telecom's PDH DMR on that route.

  Note: This temporary U6A RF licensing is to facilitate replacement of the existing PDH DMR over the hop by a SDH DMR installation.

  Coordination details have been supplied to Mike Houlihan of NZ Police relative to the co-channel, co-polar coordination relative to Palmerston North (Police) - Saddle Road. Mike has agreed to Telecom's proposed temporary use of U6A/U6A# between Palmerston North CAX and Tapuae.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS B10 (156.7 Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.

  Simplex is a shared service interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (DNX96 B9 & DNX43 B7)shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  9. The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.

  9. The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations. 
  Technical information: 
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards. 
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  (1) Tx power set to 5W (out of Duplexer).
  (2) IDENT code must be activated.
  (3) To minimise potential interference with Titirangi Saddle (Licence No. 85973), different IDENT codes must be used on the Stratford - Moeroa system.


licenceconditions:
  1. Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions set out on the licence or contained in any associated schedule.

  2. The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  3. The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence. 

  4. The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.  Unless otherwise agreed by affected parties, maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  5. The right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence are subject to transmissions under any other licence held by the licensee under MR241.

  6. Teamtalk Limited will negotiate with proximal licensees and applicants with a view to maximising spectrum utilisation for shared operations in MR241.  The 10M0X7W emission designator is for one WiMAX transmitter.  Multiple transmitters, multiple 10 MHz channels and multiple antennas may be used, depending on the outcome of negotiations.


licenceconditions:
  1. Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions set out on the licence or contained in any associated schedule.

  2. The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  3. The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence. 

  4. The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.  Unless otherwise agreed by affected parties, maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  5. The right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence are subject to transmissions under any other licence held by the licensee under MR241.

  6.  Uplink transmission will correspond to downlink transmission frequencies, with interleaved timing.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  The licensee shall cease operation, or operate at a particular power level, if so directed in writing by the Chief Executive in the event of harmful interference occurring to reception of other licensed services.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
   
  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.
   
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
   
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.
   
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.
   
  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and 
  Towai (grid reference NZMS260 R27 719955).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B10 (156.7 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone A8 (141.3Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus associated with the licence.  Simplex is a shared radio service and any interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  i.	Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions set out on the licence or contained in any associated schedule.

  ii.	The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  iii.	The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of
  iv.	ensuring compliance with this licence. 

  v.	Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level. 

  vi.	The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  vii.	The right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence are subject to transmissions under licences identified by ID 134793, 134794, 134795, 134796, 134800, 134801, 134802, 134803, 134804.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.503 MHz at Ouruhia (NZMS260-M35/834512).


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: Alexandra(grid reference NZMS260 G42 224573) and Cromwell (grid reference NZMS260 G41 102.45 661.25).


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone A9 (151.4Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  The licence permits use for crane control operations only.

  To be mutually exclusive with licence 242595.


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms  specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.
  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.
  (c) For maximum permitted interfering signal the reference bandwidth is 5 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 35.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendm1e00598n55756t or agreement in substitution fro such Final Acts.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.107 MHz at Hinemoa Point (NZMS260-U16/985368). Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP in the sector 267 degrees up to 277 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 35.0 dBW and in the sector 330 degrees up to 360 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 39.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 45dBW, using an omnidirectional aerial. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 28.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence is for daytime hours of operation only. The hours defining daytime/night-time will be in accordance with figure 20, Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP in the sector 45 degrees up to 50 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 24.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  Subject to the terms, conditions and restrictions set out on the licence or contained in any associated schedule.The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
   
  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.
   
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
   
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.
   
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.
   
  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.
   
  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.
   
  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP in the sector 288 degrees up to 298 degrees (relative to true North) will be restricted to 38.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 38.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 34.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.242 MHz at Murupara (NZMS260-V17/349011).


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to transmissions on the frequency 93.1 MHz pursuant to the licence at Mt Ellen (grid reference NZMS260 J40 522049).


licenceconditions:
  Site sense operating contrary to normal contiguous band conventions with W-band Tx low.  The licensee accepts any interference received on U-band receive high frequencies from W band low transmissions.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.
  The licensee shall cease operation, or operate at a particular power level, if so directed in writing by the Chief Executive in the event of harmful interference occurring to reception of other licensed services.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence. Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level. The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals. The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted. Transmissions in accordance with this spectrum licence may be limited by separate agreement between the rightholder and the manager. Where a separate agreement is not reached, the manager may exercise his right under section 49(1)(h) of the Act and cancel this licence.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Grampians (grid reference NZMS260 O27 334898) and 
  Mt Campbell (grid reference NZMS260 N27 976092).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting , Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the licenceholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: Greymouth (grid reference NZMS260 J31 628605) and Cement Lead Road Reservoir (grid reference NZMS J33 467.63 289.67).


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.


  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 0.612 MHz at Marshlands (NZMS260-M35/806464) and Kaimata (NZMS260- Q19/202235). Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  During night-time hours, the maximum EIRP will be restricted to 39.0 dBW. The hours defining daytime/night-time operation will be in accordance with Chapter 3 (Annex 2) of the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Transmission in accordance with this spectrum licence may be limited by separate agreement between the rightholder and the manager. Where a separate agreement is not reached, the manager may exercise his right under section 49(1)(h) of the Act and cancel this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (Group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the license.  Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from co-channel services.
  NOTE:  for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence may be subject to a separate agreement between the Manager and the Rightholder


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.

  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.
  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.
  Where relevant this technical co-ordination and subsequent operational deployment
  co-ordination will follow the processes detailed in the latest version of any current
  agreements between the Management Right holder and other right holders
  including:
  ¿¿ The co-ordination agreement between Wired Country Limited and Broadcasting
  Communications Ltd

  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to be read as ¿¿total
  Power¿¿ or ¿¿x dBW (e.i.r.p)¿¿.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as ¿¿power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿
  or ¿¿y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth¿¿.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as ¿¿total
  power (erip)¿¿ or ¿¿z dBW (eirp)¿¿.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  ¿¿Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿ or ¿¿zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth¿¿.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunication solely for non-commercial public 
  safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property.

  "Primary use is for Civil Defence purposes"

  It is a requirement that of the PSRFMG that channels ESX39 and ES164 be fitted into all mobile and handheld radios. These channels are to be used only for liaison between services during emergency communications


licenceconditions:
  The conditions applying to the exercise of the rightholder's rights under this Licence are: 
  (a) the rightholder shall not transfer the licence or the rightholder's interest in the licence, or issue any sub-licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government without first obtaining the written approval of the Manager; 
  (b) the rightholder shall use the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence at all times in accordance with the terms specified on the record of the applicable management right; 
  (c) the rightholder shall comply at all times with all applicable laws and regulations in New Zealand which relate in any way to the use of the frequency on which transmissions are permitted under this licence including, but not limited to, the Radiocommunications Act 1989 ("Act"); 
  (d) the rightholder shall promptly pay all fees required to be paid in connection with the issue, registration or continuation of this licence including, without limitation, any fees from time to time prescribed by regulations made under section 135 of the act notwithstanding the persons prescribed as liable for those fees in such regulations.
  Technical information:
  (a) This licence caters for any mixture of GSM and UMTS cellular standards.
  (b) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions has a starting value of 1 kHz, either side of the necessary bandwidth, as per Figure 4, Annex 7 of ITU-R SM.329-10.


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.

  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.
  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.
  Where relevant this technical co-ordination and subsequent operational deployment
  co-ordination will follow the processes detailed in the latest version of any current
  agreements between the Management Right holder and other right holders
  including:
  ¿¿ The co-ordination agreement between Wired Country Limited and Broadcasting
  Communications Ltd

  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to be read as ¿¿total
  Power¿¿ or ¿¿x dBW (e.i.r.p)¿¿.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as ¿¿power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿
  or ¿¿y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth¿¿.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as ¿¿total
  power (erip)¿¿ or ¿¿z dBW (eirp)¿¿.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  ¿¿Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿ or ¿¿zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth¿¿.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B13 (192.8Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and any  interferrence related to sharing the channel must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.
  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.
  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.
  Where relevant this technical co-ordination and subsequent operational deployment
  co-ordination will follow the processes detailed in the latest version of any current
  agreements between the Management Right holder and other right holders
  including:
  ¿¿ The co-ordination agreement between Wired Country Limited and Broadcasting
  Communications Ltd
  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to be read as #total
  power# or #x dBW (e.i.r.p)#.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as #power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz#
  or #Y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth#.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as #total
  power (erip)# or #Z dBW (eirp)#.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  #Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz# or #zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth#.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits radiocommunication solely for non-commercial public safety and security operations relating to the protection of life and property. Primary use is for Civil Defence purposes.
  It is a requirement of the PSRFMG that channels ESX39 and ES164 be fitted into all mobile and handheld radios. These channels are to be used only for liaison between services during emergency communications   


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and Haywards (grid reference NZMS260 R27  774062)

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals do not apply to any transmission pursuant to the licence at Timaru Tower Corp Building (grid reference NZMS260 K39 708441) on the frequency 93.1 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  The licence permits use on the understanding that any co-channel
  interference with channel D48 at Mt Fitzherbert be tolerated.
  Equipment used in non-speech applications must comply with the
  non-speech supplement to RFS25.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational requirements of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from other external sources. 
  NOTE: For SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement. 


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tones B16 (241.8Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used, due to conflict with the operational needs of the licence, there will be no protection from interference.
  Note:  For SCADA use the repeater apparatus is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.
  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.
  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.
  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.
  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.
  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 
  Grampians (grid reference NZMS260 O27 334898) and 
  Mt Campbell (grid reference NZMS260 N27 976092).
  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Kaukau (grid reference NZMS260 R27 592954) and 
  Mt Clime(BCL) (grid reference NZMS260 S27 903051).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  This spectrum licence right is constrained by and subject to international agreements on medium frequency (MF) broadcasting, in particular the Final Acts of the Regional Agreement on LF/MF Broadcasting, Geneva 1975, including any revision, amendment or agreement in substitution for such Final Acts.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 2 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989.

  A protection location that is identified as having the same grid reference as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from sky-wave propagation. The levels are calculated in accordance with the Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference (Regions 1 and 3), Geneva, 1975 and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively.

  Measurements to determine whether harmful interference is being created as a result of sky-wave propagation may be taken at any location within a 2 kilometre radius of the transmit location. Identification of a suitable measurement location will depend upon the proximity of antenna structures, earth mat radials, buildings, trees or any other thing that may unduly affect the measurement results. Additionally, identification of a suitable measurement site should take into account other issues that may affect measurement results such as proximity to seawater.

  A protection location that is identified as having a grid reference that is not the same as the transmit location is to be used solely for assessing the likelihood of harmful interference resulting from ground wave propagation. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.560-4 which specifies a ratio of 30 dB and 9 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz and 9 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  This licence right is limited to synchronous operation with the station on 1.503 MHz at Horokiwi North (NZMS260-R27/648979).


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) DNX25 & A12 (186.2 Hz) DNX81 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) for ENX57 & A12 (186.2 Hz) for ENX20 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals do not apply to any transmission pursuant to the licence at Korito Rd (Grid reference NZMS260 P19 027221) on the frequency 90.8 MHz.

  The Rightholder may only transmit when there is no transmission pursuant to the licence at Korito Rd (Grid reference NZMS260 P19 027221) on the frequency 90.8 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A12 (186.2) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna size that suits Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Andersons Bay antenna azimuth is 285.3 degrees grid. The associated Musselburgh antenna azimuth is 105.3 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  9.1 Conditions 
  (1) The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders¿¿s interest in this spectrum licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development. 

  9.2 Technical information
  (1) It is intended that fixed link equipment operating under this licence should comply with the ETSI EN 302 217 series of specifications, but with antenna size that suits Vodafone deployment.  The FDD paired channel arrangement is drawn from Rec. ITU-R F.748, for a duplex spacing of 1008 MHz, with ¿¿non-dashed¿¿ channels being in MR211 and ¿¿dashed¿¿ channels being in MR210.
   
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-10 Unwanted Emissions in the Spurious Domain has information on out-of-band emissions, spurious emissions and reference bandwidth. Unwanted emissions consist of spurious emissions and out-of-band emissions. Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10 is applicable to the fixed service.

  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power specified in clause 5(a) is the mean power integrated in the frequency band specified in clause 3(b), which corresponds to emission necessary bandwidth indicated by first part of the emission designator specified in clause 5(b).  In effect, the in-band reference bandwidth is the emission bandwidth for the maximum power specified in clause 5(a). 
   
  (2) For the out-of-band domain the unwanted emission limits specified in clause 4(a) and 4(b) have a reference bandwidth in accordance with Annex 6 of Rec. ITU-R SM.329-10.  The reference bandwidth for unwanted emissions steps from 0.3 kHz to 1 kHz, 10 kHz and 100 kHz in the out-of-band domain, and then steps to 1 MHz at the start of the spurious domain.  The last line of clause 4(a) and the first line of clause 4(b) cater for scaling between in-band and out-of-band reference bandwidths.

  (3) The maximum permitted interfering signal (MPIS) in clause 7(b) is field strength spectral density, with 14 MHz as the reference bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the fixed receiver).

  (4) The Musselburgh antenna azimuth is 105.3 degrees grid. The associated Andersons Bay antenna azimuth is 285.3 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  The following transmissions are also authorised by this licence, but those transmissions must at all time be in accordance with the provisions of Resolution 902 (WRC-03) that ESVs transmitting in the 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz bands shall operate under the regulatory and operational provisions contained in Annex 1 and the technical limitations in Annex 2 of Resolution 902. 

  The use of C Band Satellite Services accessing Satellite System NSS5

  The use of KU Band Satellite Services accessing Satellite System NSS5.

  The following provisions of Resolution 902 (WRC-03) are included in these Specific Conditions for the information of the licensee but note ALL provisions of Resolution 902 (WRC-03) must be adhered to.

  In the 3700-4300 MHz band and 10.7-12.75 GHz range, ESVs in motion shall not claim protection from transmissions of terrestrial services operating in accordance with the Radio Regulations

  In the 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz range, ESVs shall not cause interference to other services having allocations in these bands.

  The minimum distances from the low-water mark as officially recognised by the coastal State beyond which ESVs can operate without the prior agreement of any administration are 300 km in the 5925-6425 MHz band and 125 km in the 14-14.5 GHz band, taking into account the technical limitations in Annex 2. Any transmissions from ESVs within the minimum distances shall be subject to the prior agreement of the concerned administration(s)

  The New Zealand administration permits ESVs to operate in the band 14 -14.50 GHz
  within the territorial limits of New Zealand. The Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for Satellite Services) Notice 2005 applies.


licenceconditions:
  The following emissions are also authorised by this licence:

  (i) This station may transmit in the 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz bands.

  (ii) Operation in the band 5925-6425 MHz is to be undertaken in accordance with the provisions of ITU-R Res.902 (WRC-03), with the exception of the minimum antenna size requirements.  For this station an antenna size of 1.2 metres is permitted. Article 4.4 of the Radio Regulations applies in relation to operation in this band.

  (iii) Operation in the band 14-14.5 GHz is to be undertaken in accordance with the provisions ITU-R Res. 902 (WRC-03) 

  The use of C Band satellite services includes accessing the satellite system known as NSS5

  The use of KU Band satellite services includes accessing the satellite systems known as NSS5 and Optus D1.

  The following provisions of Resolution 902 (WRC-03) are included in these conditions for the information of the licensee:

  (i) In the 3700-4300 MHz band and 10.7-12.75 GHz range, ESVs in motion shall not claim protection from transmissions of terrestrial services operating in accordance with the Radio Regulations.

  (ii) In the 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz range, ESVs shall not cause interference to other services having allocations in these bands.

  (iii) The minimum distances from the low-water mark as officially recognised by the coastal State beyond which ESVs can operate without the prior agreement of any administration are 300 km in the 5925-6425 MHz band and 125 km in the 14-14.5 GHz band, taking into account the technical limitations in Annex 2 of Resolution 902 (WRC-03). Any transmissions from ESVs within the minimum distances shall be subject to the prior agreement of the concerned administration(s).

  The New Zealand administration permits ESVs to operate in the band 14 -14.50 GHz
  within the territorial limits of New Zealand. The Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for Satellite Services) Notice 2005 applies.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B12 (179.9 Hz) Group shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone (group B) must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence.  Preferred tone is B15 225.7 Hz.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A1 (77.0 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  TETRA Digital Licence
  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A1 (77.0Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A16 (250.3 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tones (Group B) shall be used on all radio apparatus associated with the licence.  Where CTCSS is not used, due to conflict with the operational needs of the licence, there will be no protection from interference.
  Note:  For SCADA use the repeater apparatus is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B8 (136.5Hz) tone shall be used on channel  ENX62 covered by the licence.

  For forestry use only.


licenceconditions:
  GENERAL CONDITION
  This licence must not be transferred to any foreign government, or to any party on
  behalf of any foreign government, without the written approval of the Chief Executive
  of the Ministry of Economic Development being first obtained.

  TECHNICAL CO-ORDINATION
  It is intended that the equipment comply with ETSI specification EN301 021.
  It is acknowledged that where proposed new licences require technical co-ordination
  with this licence, the exchange of additional information will be provided if needed to
  complete detailed analysis before the new licences are registered.
  Where relevant this technical co-ordination and subsequent operational deployment
  co-ordination will follow the processes detailed in the latest version of any current
  agreements between the Management Right holder and other right holders
  including:
  ¿¿ The co-ordination agreement between Wired Country Limited and Broadcasting
  Communications Ltd

  CLARIFICATION OF UNITS USED
  Maximum Power of Emissions
  The maximum power of emissions shown as x dBW (e.i.r.p) is to be read as ¿¿total
  Power¿¿ or ¿¿x dBW (e.i.r.p)¿¿.
  Unwanted Emission Limits
  The unwanted emission limits applying to emissions from the transmitter shown as y
  dBW are to be read as ¿¿power spectral densities (eirp) within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿
  or ¿¿y dBW (eirp) per 1 MHz bandwidth¿¿.
  Horizontal radiation pattern of antenna
  The horizontal radiation pattern of antenna shown as z dBW is to be read as ¿¿total
  power (erip)¿¿ or ¿¿z dBW (eirp)¿¿.
  Maximum permitted interfering signal
  The Maximum permitted interfering signal shown as zz dBuV/m is to be read as
  ¿¿Field strength spectral densities within a bandwidth of 1 MHz¿¿ or ¿¿zz dBuV/m per
  1MHz bandwidth¿¿.


licenceconditions:
  The Manager shall be aware and take note of two existing current incumbent licences in this band; licence numbers 982 and 983, and ensure that until these licences have expired that any planning and network implemntation does not adversely affect the operation of these licenced services.

  The conditions that apply to licences created in relation to the record of management rights are:The manager shall not transfer the manager's interest in this Management Right, or issue any licence, to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  1. This licence covers the operation of all mobile devices and mini-repeaters (uplink) that are type approved apparatus for use in New Zealand, compliant with relevant 3GPP standards, and installed in an approved manner adopting best practice. Such approval shall be obtained from the rightholder by the operator prior to installing or operating any transmitter under this licence. The rightholder may approve or refuse approval at its sole discretion.
  	2. Any mini-repeater that relies on this licence will be subject to review by the rightholder. Any decision by the rightholder to dismantle a mini-repeater installation as an outcome of that review will be binding on the operator of the mini-repeater.
  	3. If any mini-repeater, or mobile device, that is not approved by the rightholder, is operating within this management right the operator of the mini-transmitter will be in breach of the Rightholders' spectrum licence and pursuant to section 103 of the Radiocommunications Act 1989 will have committed an offence against the Act.  Any person who commits an offence against the Act may be liable on summary conviction and pursuant to section 118 of the Act, the rightholder may exercise its right to apply to Court for an injunction. 
  Technical information
  	1.  The term Mobile applies to any type approved device used for mobile cellular voice and data communication.
  	2. The term mini-repeater  applies to equipment that supports bidirectional amplification of uplink (MR224) and downlink (MR295) cellular bands. The output of a mini-repeater is basically an amplified rebroadcast of any input emission. A mini-repeater installation is used to provide supplementary coverage in a defined location that is not well-served directly by the Rightholders' existing network.  Mini-repeater technical parameters must be acceptable to the Rightholder as per mini-transmitters. 
  	3. The emission designators cover the max range of emissions of the transmitters.
  	4. MPIS measurement bandwidth as per ITU-R SM329.10
  	5. All devices must be compliant with the relevant standards and approved by the rightholder; standards include but are not limited to: 3GPP TS25.104, 3GPP 11.21, 3GPP 05.05,  3GPP TS 136 101 and ETS 301 489


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.

  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703), 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 318089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B11 (167.9 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources. 

  Note: For SCADA use, the equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A2 (88.5Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  Dispensation received from Manager Licensing to use smaller antenna and shorter path length than specified by PIB38.


licenceconditions:
  Link licensed to +14dBw until 10 dB attenuators inserted to reduce power to +4dBW.  Licence then to be modified to lower power.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholder's interest in this licence to any foreign government, or to any party on behalf of any foreign government, without first obtaining the written approval of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Economic Development.

  The Chief Executive or any inspector duly authorised by him shall be granted by the rightholder at all reasonable times entry to any place, premises or building for the purposes of ensuring compliance with this licence.

  Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level.

  The maximum permitted interfering signal or signals that apply to the protection location or locations or protection area are conditions on the exercise of the right to have no harmful interference from co-channel emissions on the frequencies that apply to this licence in accordance with section 49(1)(j) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989. The levels are calculated using the wanted signal level and Recommendation ITU-R BS.412-9 which specifies a ratio of 45 dB, 33 dB and 7 dB for frequency differences of 0 kHz, 100 kHz, and 200 kHz respectively between wanted and unwanted signals.

  The designation of emissions on this licence provides for the transmission of supplementary information for station and programme identification in FM broadcasting and other applications, using the radio-data system (RDS) as specified in Recommendation ITU-R BS.643-2. Other digital emissions are not permitted.
  This licence is intended to operate as part of a synchronous broadcast system comprising licences on the same frequency at the following transmitter locations: 

  Maungataniwha (grid reference NZMS260 O04 585703), 
  Hikurangi (grid reference NZMS260 P06 937287), 
  Horokaka (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 132917) and 
  Parahaki (grid reference NZMS260 Q07 317089).

  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to other transmissions from the same synchronous broadcast system.


