# 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 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 Stratford 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:
  Channel operates with F279 base transmit and F278# mobile transmit.  Base receiver on F278# has CTCSS decoder on tone A12.  Base transmitter has no CTCSS regeneration. 


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. 

  The equipment covered by this licence is to be used solely for the purposes of communications associated with "Remote Firing of Explosives" activities at the location/s or area/s shown on the licence.

  Should the location be varied, mandatory re-engineering and modification of this licence


licenceconditions:
  A ETSI DMR colour coded squelch system C03 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 ETSI DMR colour coded squelch system C09 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 ETSI DMR colour coded squelch system C12 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 ETSI DMR colour coded squelch system C06 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 (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 tone in the 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:
  Licence Conditions: 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. NOTE: For SCADA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  This licence is co-channel with licence 210066 held by the same licensee and is intended to replace the earlier licence.  This licence does not provide any protection from ch-channel interference from or to licence 210066.


licenceconditions:
  This licence is co-channel with licence 209900 held by the same licensee and is intended to replace the earlier licence.  This licence does not provide any protection from ch-channel interference from or to licence 209900.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (groupA) 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 or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone group A 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 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 Hamilton Central antenna azimuth is 78.9 degrees grid, declination 2.4 degrees. The associated Claudelands Event Centre antenna azimuth is 258.9 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 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 Claudelands Event Centre antenna azimuth is 258.9 degrees grid, inclination 2.4 degrees. The associated Hamilton Central antenna azimuth is 78.9 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  Ident code must be active.  Ident code must be different from Maitai Dam-Fringed Hill and Waverley-Moumahaki systems to minimise mutual interference.


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 Whitianga Central antenna azimuth is 331.5 degrees grid, declination 4.4 degrees. The associated Whitianga Temporary antenna azimuth is 151.5 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 110.7 degrees grid, declination is 3.3 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Pauanui South antenna azimuth is 326.3 degrees grid, declination 8.9 degrees. The associated Pauanui Temporary antenna azimuth is 146.3 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 115.2 degrees grid, declination is 0.8 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Whitianga Temporary antenna azimuth is 151.5 degrees grid, inclination 4.4 degrees. The associated Whitianga Central antenna azimuth is 331.5 degrees grid.


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:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B15 (225.7Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and interference related to sharing 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 Russell antenna azimuth is 147.1 degrees grid, declination 4.8 degrees. The associated Russell Temporary antenna azimuth is 327.1 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 290.7 degrees grid, declination is 3.3 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B10 (156.7 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.

  Equipment covered by this licence is also authorized to deploy the ETSI DMR digital modulation methods.


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 Middleton antenna azimuth is 15.0 degrees grid, declination 0.6 degrees. The associated Riccarton Central antenna azimuth is 195.0 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 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 Riccarton Central antenna azimuth is 195.0 degrees grid, inclination 0.6 degrees. The associated Middleton antenna azimuth is 15.0 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (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.

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


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 of 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 in the A Group shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A, A13, 203.5Hz) 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 B10 (156.7 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:
  CTCSS Tone 114.8 Hz (A5) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channels CNX29 DNX14 and CNX68. 
  CTCSS Tone 131.8 Hz (A7) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channel FNX779. 
  This is a shared service and interference from other users must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone (group B) must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B10 (156.7Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the 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


licenceconditions:
  When operated in analogue mode 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 co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater 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 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 C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 47.2 degrees grid, declination 3.5 degrees. The associated Kilmore Street East antenna azimuth is 227.2 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 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 Kilmore Street East antenna azimuth is 227.2 degrees grid, inclination 3.5 degrees. The associated C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 47.2 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 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 Kilmore Street West antenna azimuth is 315.6 degrees grid, declination 4.2 degrees. The associated C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 135.6 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 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 Kilmore Street West antenna azimuth is 135.6 degrees grid, inclination 4.2 degrees. The associated C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 315.6 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 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 C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 207.3 degrees grid, declination 2.9 degrees. The associated South City Centre antenna azimuth is 23.7 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 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 South City Centre antenna azimuth is 23.7 degrees grid, inclination 2.9 degrees. The associated C1 Tower Christchurch antenna azimuth is 203.7 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the 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.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used tone B12 (179.9Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B14 (210.7Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service and interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


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:
  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 Pauanui Temporary antenna azimuth is 146.3 degrees grid, inclination 8.9 degrees. The associated Pauanui South antenna azimuth is 326.3 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 295.2 degrees grid, inclination is 0.8 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Napier North Relocate antenna azimuth is 129.9 degrees grid, declination 0.5 degrees. The associated Napier Temporary antenna azimuth is 309.9 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 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 Napier Temporary antenna azimuth is 309.9 degrees grid, inclination 0.5 degrees. The associated Napier North Relocate antenna azimuth is 129.9 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 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 Russell Temporary antenna azimuth is 327.1 degrees grid, inclination 4.8 degrees. The associated Russell antenna azimuth is 147.1 degrees grid.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A8 (141.3 Hz) shall be used on FNX744, A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on FNX502, A12 (186.2 Hz) shall be used on FNX413 and FNX311 A14 (218.1 Hz) shall be used on FNX860 i.e. 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:
  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 ensuring compliance with 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 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 A9, 151.4Hz) 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:
  Issued on condition that interference may be suffered from co-channel STL 930.25MHz licence 112469 Sugarloaf to Mt Pearce. Need 140dB of isolation at Receive site... measurements indicate that this can be acheived.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B1 (71.9 Hz) shall be used on EEX6, B12 (179.9 Hz) shall be used on EEX72 & B10 (156.7 Hz) shall be used on EEX93 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:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone (group A6) must be
  used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS B1 (71.9Hz) tone 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.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A Group 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:
  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 Initial proposed guard band is 100 KHz; this gives a centre freq channel separation of 400 MHz between adjacent bands assuming adjacent MR holders maintain current policy. This guard band can be relaxed on agreement between the relevant parties. Compliant with ETSI EN 301 502 V8.1.2 MPIS defined over 200 KHz bandwidth. Measurement is as per SM 329-10 methodology


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (167.9) 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.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A8 (141.3Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the 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 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. Prefer B8 136.5 Hz


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A6) 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:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (A13) 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 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:
  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.

  CTCSS Tone A5 (114.8 Hz) 

   Simplex is a shared service and any co-channel interference suffered, must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  `This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A4 (107.2Hz) 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 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 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 NZMS260 J33 467.63 289.67).

  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 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 Business, Innovation and Employment¿
  	
  Notes: 1) This licence caters for GSM and 3GPP technologies.  2) Deploying GSM with 200KHz channels the lowermost channel will be centred on 935.2 MHz , the uppermost channel will be centred on 944.6 MHz, leaving a 100KHz guard band.  However any wide band channels will fit within the entire band  3) the MPIS Measurement is as per SM 329-10 methodology


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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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 an exclusive Ministry of Civil Defence radio frequency assignment..


licenceconditions:
  `This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A5(114.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tones shall be used on the channels 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:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A5 (114.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  This site has two directional aerials, one high gain pointing to Wadworth Ridge and Takorika (161deg) and another lower gain aerial pointing towards Sherry (246deg).


licenceconditions:
  For analogue operation, A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  This licence  is issued on a non interference basis from the Raukumara location, to channel E39 at Kopukairua, lic no 116867


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 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:
  This licence is granted on the understanding it WILL interfere with Powerco licence 2347078. This licence is granted on the understanding it is to be used to migrate the existing licence to its new site - Static site is Te Weraiti, remote site being migrated from Mikklesen Rd Sub to Maungatautari. Operating both licences at the same time WILL cause inference.


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 Napier 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
  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 Whakatane 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 Stratford 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 Wanganui 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 New Plymouth 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 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 South Taranaki 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 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 Gisborne 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 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 Banks Whakatane 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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A6 (123.0 Hz) shall be used on EEX5, CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on EEX93, CTCSS tone A12 (186.2 Hz) shall be used on EEX111  & CTCSS tone A8 (141.30 Hz) shall be used on EEX126 being 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:
  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 New Plymouth 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:
  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:
  Coded squelch (CTCSS) tone A2 (88.5 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 licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  Channels on this NZ wide licence must be part of a trunked dispatch network.  All additional sites must be added to the licence.


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


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A12 (186.2 Hz) shall be used on ENX9, CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on ENX42  CTCSS tone A7 (131.8 Hz) shall be used on ENX61, CTCSS tone A4 (107.2 Hz) shall be used on ENX63, CTCSS tone A8 (141.3 Hz) shall be used on ENX76 and CTCSS tone A11 (173.8 Hz) shall be used on ENX1 being 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:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated. These channels are to be used for Forestry use only>>
  CTCSS B2 (82.5Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channels ENX61 ENX19.
  CTCSS B10 (156.7Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence on channel ENX84.


licenceconditions:
  The rightholder shall not transfer the rightholders' 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 & 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 Unwanted Emission Limits specified on this licence are a power spectral density in a reference bandwidth of 1 MHz.

  Where this licence is used to transmit a DVB-T, DVB-T2 or other terrestrial DVB standards based service on a free-to-air basis the rightholder must also transmit Service Information with values of Original Network ID, Cell ID, Network ID, and Logical Channel Numbers which are supplied by, or otherwise compatible with those managed by, Freeview Ltd (or its successor) and must ensure that its service is compatible with the Original Network ID, Network ID, Cell IDs and Logical Channel Numbers used by other licenced DTT services.  Alternatively, Service Information should be transmitted with parameters as advised from time to time by the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment


licenceconditions:
  Coded squelch (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 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 licence. Where CTCSS is not used due to a conflict the operational needs of the licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this license.


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 Waikato 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 Rotorua 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 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 Napier City 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 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 Wanganui 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:
  For analogue operation, a coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group B) shall be used on all
  radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone  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 A7 thru A11 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:
  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 Gisborne 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:
  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:
  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 Waikato 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 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 Whakatane 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 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 Hastings 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 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:
  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 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 co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement


licenceconditions:
  APCO P25 Voting network for technology evaluation. Operation shall not cause interference to analogue adjacent channelled licensed apparatus.

  Bandpass duplexer, Tee pass combiner, and Tx isolator to be used.


licenceconditions:
  Coded squelch (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 licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (B2) 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:
  Coded squelch (CTCSS) tone A14 (218.1 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 licensee there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A5 (114.8Hz) 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 (Channel DNX24: B15; DNX22: B9; DNX27: B16 and DNX13 and 17: 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:
  All channels on this licence must be part of a trunked dispatch network. All new locations that this channel is installed at must be added to this licence.


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


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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:
  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.
  Land Mobile Simplex is a shared service so any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  Channels FNX737, 739, 741, 745, 747, 749, 751, 760, 763 and 770 are for container crane control only.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the license. 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 tone coded squelch system (CTCSS) of tone A7 (131.8Hz) is to be utilised by all radio aparatus covered under this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone ( B13  192.8Hz ) 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:
  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 and Kiwimax Limited have a sharing agreement which in summary involves Teamtalk accessing the 2600 ¿ 2620 MHz half of the MSP band, but needing ¿synchronous¿ operation relative to Kiwimax to use 2600 to 2602.5 MHz.  Teamtalk can make or revise operational choices regarding bandwidth, sector antennas, downtilt or other technical optimisation to meet commercial objectives, but always in compliance with the sharing agreement and envelope limits of this licence.


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 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 Porirua 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 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 chief 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 (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 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 Porirua City 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 per 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 Economic Development.


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 licence 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 B12 (179.9 Hz) shall be used on EEX84 & CTCSS tone B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on EEX86 being 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:
  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:
  Simplex is a shared service and any co-channel interference suffered must be tolerated. 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.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS A11(173.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence on channels CNX25, CNX66, DNX11
  CTCSS A5(114.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence on channels FNX311, FNX513
  These are shared channels and any interference from other users must be tolerated.


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 (analogue emission) covered by this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A4 (107.2 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 coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A8) 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 is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A3 (100.000Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone A10 (162.2Hz) shall be utilised on all ENX and DNX channels. Channel ENX84 is to be utilised only when contracting to the Forestery industry.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone ( B8   136.5Hz ) 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 B12 (179.9 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. 

  The equipment covered by this licence is to be used solely for the purposes of communications associated with "Forestry Bush Winch & Log Hauler" activities at the location or area shown on the licence.

  Should the location be varied, mandatory re-engineering and modification of this licence is required.


licenceconditions:
  Coded squelch (CTCSS) tone A8 (141.3Hz) 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:
  For use with MiMOMax data system.  The system must be used as a two frequency system with the base frequency  ONLY transmitting from the base station and the mobile transmit frequency ONLY transmitting from the outstations.
  The equipment  MUST NOT be used as a single frequency MESH type system using these frequencies


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A10 (162.2Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the 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:
  Transmissions in accordance with this licence must meet the following additional requirements:
   
  a) Limits applying to emissions below the reference frequency (Fc):
   
  Emissions must not exceed: 
  0dBc from the reference frequency to Fc&#8209;128 kHz;
  &#8209;6dBc from Fc&#8209;128 kHz to Fc&#8209;157.5 kHz;
  &#8209;26dBc from Fc&#8209;157.5 kHz to Fc&#8209;250 kHz;
  &#8209;70dBc (but not less than &#8209;20dBm) from Fc&#8209;250 kHz to 841 MHz;
  &#8209;20dBm from 841.0 MHz to 840.5 MHz;
  &#8209;20dBm from 840.5 MHz to -49dBm at 840.0 MHz;
  -49dBm from 840.0 MHz to 825.0 MHz.
   
  b) Limits applying to emissions above the reference frequency (Fc):
   
  Emissions must not exceed:
  0dBc from the reference frequency to Fc+128 kHz;
  &#8209;6dBc from Fc+128 kHz to Fc+157.5 kHz;
  &#8209;26dBc from Fc+157.5 kHz to Fc+250 kHz;
  &#8209;70dBc (but no less than &#8209;20dBm) from Fc+250 kHz to 851 MHz.  
   
  c) The emission limits are described in accordance with the formula y = mx + C, where: y = dBm, x = MHz, m = dy/dx, C = the value of y where x = 0 (the y intercept). 
   
  d) Emissions within Fc ¿ 250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth using the necessary bandwidth described on the designation of emissions.  Emissions outside Fc ¿ 250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth of 100 kHz.


licenceconditions:
  This licence permits use for Bush Winch operations only.
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B4 (103.5 Hz) shall be used on all radio
  apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A, A10, 162.2Hz) 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 channel is only to be used for forestry operations.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A, A10, 162.2Hz) 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, A10, 162.2Hz) 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 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 B9 (146.2 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:
  `This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A11(173.8Hz) 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 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 Far North 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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A6 on all channels except DNX13 which is A5) 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:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone A10 (162.2Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the license. Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A15 or B15 (Area dependant) 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 apparatus covered by the analogue 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, A10, 162.2Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence operating on DNX47. 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.

  Radios operating on DNX19 are to be in digital mode. Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) shall be used on repeater
  radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  When used for voice communication 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:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A15 (233.6Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone group A must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence.


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. 

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


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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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.
  Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.
  The radios covered by this license are to be used at Auckland International Airport.


licenceconditions:
  Transmissions in accordance with this licence must meet the following additional requirements:
  ¿
  a) Limits applying to emissions below the reference frequency (Fc):
  ¿
  Emissions must not exceed: 
  0dBc from the reference frequency to Fc&#8209;128¿kHz;
  &#8209;6dBc from Fc&#8209;128¿kHz to Fc&#8209;157.5¿kHz;
  &#8209;26dBc from Fc&#8209;157.5¿kHz to Fc&#8209;250¿kHz;
  &#8209;70dBc (but not less than &#8209;20dBm) from Fc&#8209;250¿kHz to 841¿MHz;
  &#8209;20dBm from 841.0¿MHz to 840.5¿MHz;
  &#8209;20dBm from 840.5¿MHz to -49dBm at 840.0¿MHz;
  -49dBm from 840.0 MHz to 825.0 MHz.
  ¿
  b) Limits applying to emissions above the reference frequency (Fc):
  ¿
  Emissions must not exceed:
  0dBc from the reference frequency to Fc+128¿kHz;
  &#8209;6dBc from Fc+128¿kHz to Fc+157.5¿kHz;
  &#8209;26dBc from Fc+157.5¿kHz to Fc+250¿kHz;
  &#8209;70dBc (but no less than &#8209;20dBm) from Fc+250¿kHz to 851¿MHz.  
  ¿
  c) The emission limits are described in accordance with the formula y = mx + C, where: y = dBm, x = MHz, m = dy/dx, C = the value of y where x = 0 (the y intercept). 
  ¿
  d) Emissions within Fc ¿ 250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth using the necessary bandwidth described on the designation of emissions.  Emissions outside Fc¿¿¿250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth of 100¿kHz.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  For Analogue emissions, CTCSS A0 (67.0Hz) 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 165.7 degrees grid, inclination is 0.2 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 345.7 degrees grid, declination is 0.2 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  When used for voice communications 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:
  Pursuant to the conditions specified in Radiocommunications Regulations (General User Radio Licence for
  Citizen Band Radio) Notice 2011


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the 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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 152.9 degrees grid, declination is 1.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 332.9 degrees grid, inclination is 1.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 47.1 degrees grid, inclination is 2.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 354.4 degrees grid, declination is 0.2 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone from 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.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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. 

  The equipment covered by this licence is to be used solely for the purposes of communications associated with "Forestry Bush Winch & Log Hauler" activities at the location or area shown on the licence.

  Should the location be varied, mandatory re-engineering and modification of this licence is required


licenceconditions:
  Transmissions in accordance with this licence must meet the following additional requirements:
  a) Limits applying to emissions below the reference frequency (Fc):
  Emissions must not exceed:
  0 dBc from the reference frequency to Fc-128 kHz
  -6 dBc from Fc-128 kHz to Fc-157.5 kHz
  -26 dBc from Fc-157.5 kHz to Fc-250 kHz
  -70 dBc (but not less than -20dBm) from Fc-250 kHz to 841.000 MHz
  -20 dBm from 841.000 MHz to 840.500 MHz
  -20 dBm from 840.500 MHz to -49 dBm at 840.000 MHz
  -49 dBm from 840.000 MHz to 825.000 MHz
  b) Limits applying to emissions above the reference frequency (Fc):
  0 dBc from the reference frequency to Fc+128 kHz
  -6 dBc from Fc+128 kHz to Fc+157.5 kHz
  -26 dBc from Fc+157.5 kHz to Fc+250 kHz
  -70 dBc (but not less than -20 dBm) from Fc+250 kHz to 851.000 MHz
  c) The emission limits are described in accordance with the formula y = mx + c, where:
  y = dBm, x = MHz, m = dy/dx, C = the value where x = 0 (the y intercept).
  d) Emissions within Fc +/-250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth using the necessary bandwidth described on the designation of emissions. Emissions outside +/-250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth of 100 kHz.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 227.1 degrees grid, declination is 2.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 143.1 degrees grid, declination is 2.8 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 174.4 degrees grid, inclination is 0.2 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 MR258.

  6. Teamtalk Limited and Kiwimax Limited have a sharing agreement which in summary involves Teamtalk accessing the 2600 ¿ 2620 MHz half of the MSP band, but needing ¿synchronous¿ operation relative to Kiwimax to use 2600 to 2602.5 MHz.  Teamtalk can make or revise operational choices regarding bandwidth, sector antennas, downtilt or other technical optimisation to meet commercial objectives, but always in compliance with the sharing agreement and envelope limits of this licence.


licenceconditions:
  Channel DNX84 is to be used for crane control operations only associated with lifting of large boats at Viaduct Harbour, Auckland.
  CTCSS Tone B5 110.9Hz 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.
  Channel DNX60 to be used for general communications.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone from 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.

  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 119.8 degrees grid, inclination is 3.0 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 299.8 degrees grid, declination is 3.0 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 114.2 degrees grid, inclination is 0.3 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 358.6 degrees grid, declination is 1.8 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 173.8 degrees grid, declination is 4.5 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 178.6 degrees grid, inclination is 1.8 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 353.8 degrees grid, inclination is 4.5 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 294.2 degrees grid, declination is 0.3 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or Analogue CTCSS tone B Group B4 (103.5 Hz), B6 (118.8 Hz) & B8 (136.5 Hz) or NXDN RAN Codes 4, 6 & 8 shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. 

  Where CTCSS and or the NXDN RAN Codes are not used due to a conflict with the operational needs of the licence there will be no protection from interference from external sources.


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 A6 (123.0 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. 

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


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A7 (131.8 Hz) & A9 (151.4 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by this licence. In all cases a tone from tone group A must be used on all apparatus.  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 B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on DNX93 & B10 (156.7 Hz) shall be used on FNX326 being 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:
  CTCSS A10 (162.2 Hz) tone shall be used on channel FNX743 covered by the licence.
  CTCSS A2 (88.5 Hz) tone shall be used on channel CNX71, DNX41, and FNX120 covered by the licence.
  The licence permits use of channel DNX41 for security service operations only. 
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  For analogue operation, CTCSS tone A2, 88.5Hz. must be used.


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.
  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 FMBC out of band emissions in "A" band must be lower than -70dBW eirp in a 10kHz bandwidth.
  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:
  This DMR licence is also radiated via a leaky coax feeder system on community combiner Port. 

  Approval has been granted by the RSM Licensing Manager for the use of a vacated "Government Use" channel in association with the NZ Police.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B12 (179.9 Hz) shall be used on EEX5, B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on EEX65 and B10 (156.7 Hz) shall be used on EEX130 being 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:
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 315.6 grid, declination is 9.0 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 349.5 degrees grid, declination is 17.4 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 33.3 degrees grid, declination is 3.7 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 208.1 degrees grid, declination is 0.7 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 135.6 degrees grid, inclination is 9.0 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 169.5 degrees grid, inclination is 17.4 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 213.3 degrees grid, inclination is 3.7 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 28.1 degrees grid, inclination is 0.7 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A11 (173.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the 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 co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.

  Equipment used for non-speech applications shall comply with the non-speech sections of specification RFS26.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or ctcss tone (156.7 hz) must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this 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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 72.5 degrees grid, declination is 0.1 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10(162.2Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus operating on DNX30, CTCSS A7(131.8Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus operating on DNX47, and CTCSS A12(186.2HzHz) shall be used on all radio apparatus operating on DNX50 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 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 (B12 179.9Hz) 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:
  DMR Colour C05.
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the 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:
  For analogue operation, 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 co-channel services.


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 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 314; 
  (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) The rightholder will not cause interference to any fixed link that has some or all bandwidth included in management right number 314.  The rightholder will not activate cellular base station frequencies where resulting downlink emission or paired uplink emission in management right number 315 could cause co-channel interference to any fixed link receiver.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (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.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B5(110.9Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence for channel ENX65.
  CTCSS B8(136.5Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence for channel ENX81.


licenceconditions:
  is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A4(107.2Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  If operated in digital mode an unique ESTI colour code shall be be used, or in analogue 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:
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 92.6 degrees grid, declination is 5.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  For analogue operation, 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 co-channel services.
  NOTE: for SCADA or DATA use the repeater equipment is exempt from this requirement.


licenceconditions:
  When used in analogue mode 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.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS code (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:
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 272.5 degrees grid, inclination is 5.6 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  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 Business, Innovation and Employment¿

  	1. This licence covers the operation of  mini-transmitters and mini-repeaters 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-transmitter or repeater that relies on this licence will be subject to review by the Rightholder. Any decision by the Rightholder to dismantle a mini-transmitter installation as an outcome of that review will be binding on the operator of the mini-transmitter.
  	3. If any mini-transmitter, 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 mini-transmitter applies to equipment that supports only low power RF emissions that provide additional cellular network. These include pico, nano and femto cells but not high power transmitters.
  	2. The term mini-repeater applies to equipment that supports bidirectional amplification of uplink (MR224) and downlink (MR295) cellular sub-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 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 and ETS 301 489


licenceconditions:
  The apparatus used must be capable of operating in a 500-kHz channel-
  ling environment.  No protection will be afforded from adjacent channel
  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.

   

   

  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.

   

  This licence is engineered on the basis of synchronous operation with other licences on 98.5 MHz held by the Rightholder.  Maximum permitted interfering signal levels are not applicable to transmissions on the frequency 98.50MHz from other licences held by the Rightholder.


licenceconditions:
  In order to reduce potential for unwanted intermodulation responses in maritime receivers, paging signal level in the following VHF Maritime Protection Areas shall not exceed a mean field strength of 77 dB&#956;V/m at a reference height of 10 metres above sea level:
  1. Otago Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area
  2. Lyttelton Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area
  3. Greymouth VHF Maritime Protection Area
  4. Picton VHF Maritime Protection Area
  5. Nelson VHF Maritime Protection Area
  6. Wellington Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area
  7. Auckland VHF Maritime Protection Area
  8. Napier VHF Maritime Protection Area


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. 

  This is a shared service and 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.329-12 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.329-12 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.329-12. 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 antenna azimuth is 213.0 degrees grid, declination 2.2 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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.329-12 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.329-12 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.329-12. 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 antenna azimuth is 33.0 degrees grid, inclination 2.2 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, a tone from CTCSS tone group A shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


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. 

  The equipment covered by this licence is to be used solely for the purposes of communications associated with "Forestry Bush Winch & Log Hauler" activities at the location or area shown on the licence.

  Should the location be varied, mandatory re-engineering and modification of this licence is required.


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 MR258.

  6.  The rightholder will operate with parameters that are in accordance with any current sharing agreement.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 245.6 degrees grid, inclination is 0.6 degrees.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 65.6 degrees grid, declination is 0.6 degrees.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on EEX14 & CTCSS tone B12 (179.9 Hz) shall be used on EEX128 being 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:
  CTCSS must be used. Tone A14 (218.1Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.  Simplex is a shared service, interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A4 (107.2 Hz) shall be used on EEX56 & CTCSS A13 (203.5 Hz) tone shall be used on EEX115 being 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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the A Group "Excluding A15 (233.6Hz)" 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 A4 (107.2) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


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. 

  This is a shared service designated as "Forestry use only" and any co-channel interference must be tolerated


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS (Group B 156.7Hz) tone 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 external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone in the "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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone 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.


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 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 315; 
  (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.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelchsystem,CTCSS tone group A11 (173.8Hz) 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.


licenceconditions:
  A CTCSS Tone B5 110.9Hz shall be on all apparatus covered by the licence.  This is a shared service and interference must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  For analogue operation, CTCSS A16 (250.3 Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  This is a shared service and interference from other users 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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 42.3 degrees grid, inclination is 0.2 degrees.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 222.3 degrees grid, declination is 0.2 degrees.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 274.1 degrees grid, inclination is 2.1 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ensuring compliance with this licence. iv. Maximum permitted interfering signals shall be measured at a height of 10 metres above ground level. v. 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. vi. Any direct copies of this license made during the Manged Spectrum Park application process will incur engineering charges payable to Wizwireless with both the applicant and certifying ARE being jointly and severally liable. 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 any other licence held by the licensee under MR258.


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 314; 
  (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) The rightholder will not cause interference to any fixed link that has some or all bandwidth included in management right number 314.  The rightholder will not activate cellular base station frequencies where resulting downlink emission or paired uplink emission in management right number 315 could cause interference to a fixed link receiver.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 112.7 degrees grid, inclination is 7.1 degrees.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 292.7 degrees grid, declination is 7.1 degrees.


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 ensuring compliance with this licence.

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

  v. 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.

  vi. 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 MR258.


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 ensuring compliance with this licence. 

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

  v. 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.

  vi. 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 MR258.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 149.2 degrees grid, declination is 2.8 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 329.2 degrees grid, inclination is 2.8 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 314; 
  (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) The rightholder will not cause interference to any fixed link that has some or all bandwidth included in management right number 314.  The rightholder will not activate cellular base station frequencies where resulting downlink emission or paired uplink emission in management right number 315 could cause co-channel interference to any fixed link receiver.  Adjacent spectrum sharing will also be considered for non-interference with fixed links.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 94.1 degrees grid, declination is 2.1 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  1. The frequencies 4.1250, 6.2150, and 8.2910 MHz are assigned for Distress, Safety, and Calling purposes only.
  2. The frequency 12.2900 MHz is assigned for Distress and Safety purposes only.
  3. The frequencies 6.5160 and 12.3590 MHz are assigned for Calling purposes only.
  4. The frequencies 4.1490, 6.2300, 8.1160, 8.2970, 12.3530, and 12.3650 MHz are assigned for Working purposes only.
  5. The frequency 4.4170 MHz is assigned for Calling and Supplementary Working purposes only.
  6. The frequency 8.7520 MHz is assigned on a non-interference, shared channel basis for duplex (two frequency) operations. Operation of this channel will require co-ordination, and possibly time-sharing with other licensed operators. The transmit/receive carrier frequency pairing is 8.7520/8.2280 MHz.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch or unique addressing system or CTCSS tone must be used by all radio apparatus covered by this licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS Tone Group B9 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.

  This licence also covers transmissions in mixed and linear mode to facilitate coverage into Hospital Buildings - added by RSM Licensing 2/3/12


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 26.1 degrees grid, inclination is 2.1 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B6 (118.8Hz) 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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 246.0 degrees grid, inclination is 1.3 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 206.1 degrees grid, declination is 2.1 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone code A5 (114.8 Hz) is allocated for use with this frequency
  assignment.
  Equipment:  Tait T500.


licenceconditions:
  In analogue mode a coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A group) 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:
  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 antenna azimuth is 252.5 degrees grid, inclination is 0.1 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 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.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone A14 (218.1Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus coverd by the licence. Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system utilising CTCSS tone A14 (218.1 Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the
  licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (CTCSS) using tones in the 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 requirements of the Licensee, there will be no protection from interference from other external sources.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (B13  192.8Hz) 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.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A4 (107.2Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH 800 MHZ TRUNKED DESPATCH.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone ( B12 179.9Hz ) 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.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used,tone A8 (141.3) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. Simplex is a shared service; interferance related to
  sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B12 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:
  In analogue mode a coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (A group) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence. In digital mode an unique addressing system is to be used. 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:
  Channels ENX61, ENX63 and ENX85 are to be utilised exclusively for Forestry use by Helicopters Otago staff  within the Otago area. CTCSS A7 (131.8 Hz)


  Channel ENX76 is to be utilised by Helicopters Otago Staff for Surf Lifesaving interoperatibility use only within the Otago area.

  ENX12,  ENX14 and ENX16 are general operations channels and must utilise CTCSS A7 (131.8 Hz)

  1) 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. 

  2) Simplex is a shared service and any co-channel interference suffered, 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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 146.0 degrees grid, declination is 2.7 degrees.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 326.0 degrees grid, inclination is 2.7 degrees.


licenceconditions:
  1. This licence covers the operation of  mini-transmitters and mini-repeaters 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 the mini-transmitter. The Rightholder may approve or refuse approval at its sole discretion.
  	2. Any mini-transmitter or mini-repeater that relies on this licence will be subject to review by the Rightholder. Any decision by the Rightholder to dismantle a mini-transmitter installation as an outcome of that review will be binding on the operator of the mini-transmitter.
  	3. If any mini-transmitter or repeater, 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 mini-transmitter applies to equipment that supports only low power RF emissions that provide additional cellular network. These include pico, nano and femto cells but not high power transmitters.
  	2. The term mini-repeater applies to equipment that supports bi-directional amplification of uplink (MR131) and downlink (MR135) cellular sub-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 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 and ETS 301 489


licenceconditions:
  coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A4 (107.2 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:
  (1) This licence only licences the operation of a mini-transmitter of an approved apparatus type with an approved installation. Such approval shall be obtained from the rightholder by the operator prior to using the mini-transmitter. The rightholder may provide or refuse approval at its discretion.
  (2) Any mini-transmitter that relies on this licence may be subject to review by the rightholder. Any decision by the rightholder to dismantle a mini-transmitter installation as an outcome of that review will be binding on the operator of the mini-transmitter.
  (3) If any mini-transmitter that is not approved by the rightholder is operated within the management right, the operator of the mini-transmitter will not be acting in accordance with the rightholder¿s 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.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 66.0 degrees grid, declination is 1.3 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 92.2 degrees grid, declination is 0.3 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 272.2 degrees grid, inclination is 0.3 degrees. 
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence in analoge mode.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A0 (67Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) shall be used on all
  radio apparatus covered by the licence in analogue mode


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 (B group) 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 339.4 degrees grid, declination is 1.0 degrees.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 330.2 degrees grid, declination is 0.1 degrees.

  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 1161.4 degrees grid, inclination is 1.0 degrees.


licenceconditions:
  CTCSS tone (A Group) shall be used by all radio apparatus covered by the licence. This licence permits  use for Crane Control operations only.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A11 (173.9 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. 

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


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and interference from other users must be tolerated.

  A coded squelch system CTCSS A3 100.0Hz shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence for channels CNX39, CNX54
  A coded squelch system CTCSS A9 151.4Hz shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence for channel DNX99
  A coded squelch system CTCSS A0 67.00Hz shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence for channels DNX28, FNX782


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.

  Equipment covered by this licence is expressly for "Bush Winch" operations.  An change of operating location requires a mandatory licence modification.


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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 253.0 degrees grid, inclination is 6.9 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A2 (88.5 Hz) shall be used on CNX17 and CTCSS tone A12 (186.2 Hz) shall be used on CNX29 being 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:
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (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 prescribed 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 73.0 degrees grid, declination is 6.9 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  PRS repeater base stations are only permitted to operate on a channel specified for this purpose in Mobile Service Bands of New Zealand (PIB 23).
  PRS repeaters are used to extend the communication range achievable by users ofthis service. Where a repeater station is established, communication through the repeater is available to all PRS users on an unrestricted basis, and without charge.

  Repeaters will only be licensed under the following rules:

  ¿ a repeater station may only be accessed by radio apparatus covered by the General User Radio Licence and the Radiocommunications (Radio Standards) Notice;

  ¿ the purpose of the repeater is to re-transmit analogue voice telephony (speech);
  ¿ a licence for a 25 kHz channel must be geographically separated by a minimum distance of 20 kilometers from any other PRS repeater licence (whether the licence is using a 25 kHz or a 12.5 kHz channel);
  ¿ a licence fo a 12.5 kHz channel must be geographically separated by a minimum of 5 kilometres from any other PRS repeater licence (whether the licence is using a 25 kHz or a 12.5 kHz channel);
  ¿ co-channelled licences must be geographically separated by a minimum of 100 kilometres (whether the licences are using 25 kHz or 12.5 kHz channels);
  ¿ frequencies are licensed on a shared basis and co-channel sharing must be tolerated;
  ¿ a remote control facility can be fitted to the repeater. However it must not be used to alter the technical operating parameters of the repeater other than to:

  1. Allow deactivation / reactivation of the repeater for maintenance purposes only; or
  2. Initiate the transmission of status information; or
  3. Indicate an alarm condition at the repeater site; and

  ¿ PRS repeater stations can not transmit information or voice from the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), internet or any other telecommunications network.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 220.4 degrees grid, declination is 0.5 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 40.4 degrees grid, inclination is 0.4 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  For forestry use only. This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS B10(156.7Hz) tone 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 B16 (241.8Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  Digital emssion associated with this licence shall used an unique address system as Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing 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 antenna azimuth is 323.1 degrees grid, inclination is 2.8 degrees.  
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A11 (173.8 Hz) shall be used on EEX81 & A15 (233.6 Hz) shall be used on EEX10 being 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 (or CTCSS tone group A) or some unique address system shall be used on all
  radio apparatus covered by the licence..


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) or some unique address system shall be used on all
  radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  1. Transmissions in accordance with this licence must meet the following additional requirements:
  a) Limits applying to emissions below the reference frequency (Fc):
  Emissions must not exceed:
  0 dBc from the reference frequency to Fc 128 kHz;
  6 dBc from Fc 128 kHz to Fc 157.5 kHz;
  26 dBc from Fc 157.5 kHz to Fc 250 kHz;
  70 dBc (but not less than  20 dBm) from Fc 250 kHz to 841 MHz;
  20 dBm from 841.0 MHz to 840.5 MHz;
  20 dBm from 840.5 MHz to  49 dBm at 840.0 MHz;
  49 dBm from 840.0 MHz to 825.0 MHz.
  b) Limits applying to emissions above the reference frequency (Fc):
  Emissions must not exceed:
  0 dBc from the reference frequency to Fc+128 kHz;
  6 dBc from Fc+128 kHz to Fc+157.5 kHz;
  26 dBc from Fc+157.5 kHz to Fc+250 kHz;
  70 dBc (but no less than  20 dBm) from Fc+250 kHz to 851 MHz.  
  c) The emission limits are described in accordance with the formula y = mx + C, where: y = dBm, x = MHz, m = dy/dx, C = the value of y where x = 0 (the y intercept). 
  d) Emissions within Fc ¿ 250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth using the necessary bandwidth described on the designation of emissions. Emissions outside Fc ¿ 250 kHz are described with a reference bandwidth of 100 kHz.¿


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system CTCSS tone (A group) or an unique addressing system shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B12 (179.9 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:
  A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) or a unique address system shall be used on all
  radio apparatus covered by the licence.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system (or CTCSS tone group A) or an unique address system 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 195.1 degrees grid, declination is 1.3 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A10(162.2Hz) tone shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system must be used on all equipment covered by this licence. If CTCSS is used, tones must be from Group A.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 38.3 degrees grid, declination is 0.6 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 218.3 degrees grid, inclination is 0.6 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A Group 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 coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B5 (110.9 Hz) shall be used on all ENX14 & 72 and  B8 (136.5 Hz) shall be used on all ENX49 being 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:
  1. This licence covers the operation of  mini-transmitters (that includes mini-repeaters) 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-transmitter that relies on this licence will be subject to review by the Rightholder. Any decision by the Rightholder to dismantle a mini-transmitter installation as an outcome of that review will be binding on the operator of the transmitter.
  3. If any mini-transmitter 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 mini-transmitter applies to equipment that supports only low power RF emissions that provide additional cellular network. These include pico, nano and femto cells and repeaters but not high power transmitters.
  2. The term mini-repeater applies to equipment that supports bidirectional amplification of uplink (MR318) and downlink (MR319) cellular sub-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 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 and ETS 301 489


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system CTCSS tone (A7,131.8Hz) shall be used on all radio apparatus covered by the licence.
  Simplex is a shared service; interference related to sharing must be tolerated.


licenceconditions:
  This is a shared service and any co-channel interference must be tolerated.
  CTCSS A12 (186.2Hz) 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 Business, Innovation and Employment. 
  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 ¿primed¿ ¿#¿ channels being in MR210 and ¿non-primed¿ channels being in MR211. 
  (2) Recommendation ITU-R SM.329-12 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.329-12 is applicable to the fixed service. 
  9.3 Clarification of units used 
  (1) Maximum radiated power is the mean power integrated in the prescribed 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.329-12. 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 numerically the same as necessary bandwidth (being the nominal bandwidth of the receiver). 
  (4) The antenna azimuth is 15.1 degrees grid, declination is 1.3 degrees.
  (5) The licensed polarisation of "other" caters for co-channel cross-polar operation, so that independent transmission and reception can be achieved, with one data stream modulated on vertical and the other on horizontal polarisation.  The rightholder can make operational choices.

  (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 antenna azimuth is 15.1 degrees grid, inclination 2.3 degrees.


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 antenna azimuth is 194.2 degrees grid, inclination 0.6 degrees.


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 antenna azimuth is 14.2 degrees grid, inclination 0.6 degrees.


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 antenna azimuth is 275.5 degrees grid, declination 0.5 degrees.


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 antenna azimuth is 345.2 degrees grid, inclination 1.3 degrees.


licenceconditions:
  Where CTCSS is used, tone B3 (94.8Hz) shall be used on all radio
  apparatus covered by the licence. Simplex is a shared service; interference
  related to sharing must be tolerated.¿


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone A10 (162.2 Hz) shall be used on EEX18 & tone A6 (123.3 Hz) shall be used on EEX131 being 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:
  CTCSS B7 (127.3Hz) tone 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:
  CTCSS   4B (146.2Hz) tone 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 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.
  This licence is issued on a Non-interference basis to licences 217323 and 233928. Base power may need to be reduced at these Nelson and Timaru Port sites respectively.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone (group A) (A5, 114.8Hz) 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 B12 (179.9 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. 

  Equipment covered by this licence is also authorized to deploy the ETSI DMR digital modulation methods.


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. 

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


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 314; 
  (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) The rightholder will not cause interference to any fixed link that has some or all bandwidth included in management right number 314.  The rightholder will not activate cellular base station frequencies where resulting downlink emission or paired uplink emission in management right number 315 could cause co-channel interference to any fixed link receiver.


licenceconditions:
  A coded squelch system and / or CTCSS tone (A13) 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 B5 (110.9 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:
  A coded squelch system and/or CTCSS tone B7 (123.7 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 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. 

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


licenceconditions:
  The transmissions that this licence permits shall not exceed a mean field strength of
  77 dB&#956;V/m at a reference height of 10 metres above sea level within any of the
  following areas:

  1. Otago Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  2. Lyttelton Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  3. Greymouth VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  4. Picton VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  5. Nelson VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  6. Wellington Harbour VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  7. Auckland VHF Maritime Protection Area;
  8. Napier VHF Maritime Protection Area; and
  9. Tauranga VHF Maritime Protection Area.


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:
  For Analogue operation, 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 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 (B5) 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 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 antenna azimuth is 165.2 degrees grid, declination 1.3 degrees.


