Commonwealth Consolidated Acts

RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1992

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

            

CHAPTER 1--Preliminary
            
           PART 1.1----FORMAL MATTERS

   1.      Short title [see Note 1]  
   2.      Commencement  
           PART 1.2----OBJECT OF THIS ACT
   3.      The object of this Act  
   4.      Outline of this Act  
           PART 1.3----INTERPRETATIVE PROVISIONS
   5.      Definitions  
   6.      Definition of radiocommunication  
   7.      Definitions of radiocommunications device, radiocommunications transmitter and radiocommunications receiver  
   8.      Definitions of radio emission and transmitter  
   9.      Definitions of device, non-standard device and non-standard transmitter  
   9A.     Application of labels  
   9B.     Digital mode  
   9C.     Digital community radio broadcasting representative company  
   9D.     Incumbent digital radio broadcasting licensees  
   10.     Public or community services  
   10A.    ACMA determinations about space objects  
   11.     References to offences against this Act etc.  
           PART 1.4----APPLICATION OF THIS ACT
   12.     Outline of this Part  

           Division 1--General

   13.     Crown to be bound  

           Division 2--Provisions relating to location and similar matters

   14.     Operation of this Division  
   15.     Application to external Territories  
   16.     Application outside Australia  
   17.     Offshore areas  
   17A.    Western Greater Sunrise area  
   18.     Application to the atmosphere etc.  

           Division 3--Provisions extending the concept of radiocommunication

   19.     Operation of this Division  
   20.     Radio transmissions for the purpose of measurement  
   21.     Astronomical and meteorological observations  
   22.     Lighthouses etc.  

           Division 4--Matters to which this Act does not apply

   23.     Foreign space objects, vessels and aircraft  
   24.     Defence research and intelligence  
   25.     Special defence undertakings  
   26.     Additional exemption for defence matters  
   27.     Exemption for defence, law enforcement and emergency personnel  
   28.     Use of devices by the ACMA  
            

CHAPTER 2--Radio frequency planning
            

   29.     Outline of this Chapter  
           PART 2.1----SPECTRUM PLANS AND FREQUENCY BAND PLANS
   30.     Spectrum plans  
   31.     Planning of broadcasting services bands  
   32.     Frequency band plans  
   33.     Publication etc. of plans  
   34.     Revocation and variation of plans  
   35.     Disallowance of plans  
           PART 2.2----CONVERSION PLANS AND MARKETING PLANS
   36.     Designation of parts of the spectrum for spectrum licences  
   37.     Preparation or variation of frequency band plans  
   38.     Conversion plans  
   39.     Marketing plans--unencumbered spectrum  
   39A.    Marketing plans--re-allocation of spectrum  
   40.     Consultation on draft plans  
   41.     Delays in preparing plans  
   42.     Variation of plans  
   43.     Publication of plans  
   44.     Expressions of interest in spectrum licences  
           PART 2.3----DIGITAL RADIO CHANNEL PLANS
   44A.    Preparation of digital radio channel plans  
            

CHAPTER 3--Licensing of radiocommunications
            

   45.     Outline of this Chapter  

   PART 3.1----UNLICENSED RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS

           Division 1--Offences

   46.     Unlicensed operation of radiocommunications devices  
   47.     Unlawful possession of radiocommunications devices  
   48.     Additional provisions about possession of radiocommunications devices  
   49.     Emergency operation etc. of radiocommunications devices  

           Division 2--Civil proceedings

   50.     Civil proceedings  
           PART 3.2----SPECTRUM LICENCES
   51.     Outline of this Part  

           Division 1--Issuing spectrum licences

              Subdivision A--Converting apparatus licences into spectrum licences

   52.     Application of this Subdivision  
   53.     Preparation of draft spectrum licences  
   54.     Notification of draft spectrum licences  
   55.     Representations about draft spectrum licences  
   56.     Offer of spectrum licences  
   57.     Issuing of spectrum licences on acceptance of offers  
   58.     Failures to accept offers  
   59.     Compliance with plans  

              Subdivision B--Issuing spectrum licences

   60.     Procedures for allocating spectrum licences  
   61.     Preparation of draft spectrum licences  
   62.     Issue of spectrum licences  
   63.     Compliance with marketing plans  

              Subdivision C--Contents of spectrum licences

   64.     Authorisation to use part of the spectrum  
   65.     Duration of spectrum licences  
   66.     Core conditions of spectrum licences  
   67.     Conditions about payment of charges  
   68.     Conditions about third party use  
   68A.    Authorisation under spectrum licence is to be treated as acquisition of asset  
   69.     Conditions about registration of radiocommunications transmitters  
   69A.    Conditions about residency etc.  
   71.     Other conditions of spectrum licences  

              Subdivision D--Rules about section 50 and related provisions of the Competition and Consumer Act

   71A.    Issue of spectrum licence is to be treated as acquisition of asset  

           Division 2--Varying spectrum licences

   72.     Variation with agreement  
   73.     Variation without agreement  

           Division 3--Suspending and cancelling spectrum licences

   74.     Application of this Division  
   75.     Suspending spectrum licences  
   76.     Period of suspension  
   77.     Cancelling spectrum licences  

           Division 4--Re-issuing spectrum licences

   78.     Notice of spectrum licences that are about to be re-issued  
   79.     Preparation of draft spectrum licences for re-issue  
   80.     Procedures for re-allocating spectrum licences  
   81.     Re-issue of spectrum licences  
   82.     Re-issue of spectrum licences to the same licensees in the public interest  
   83.     General rules about newly-issued spectrum licences apply to re-issued spectrum licences  
   84.     Commencement of re-issued spectrum licences  

           Division 5--Trading spectrum licences

   85.     Trading spectrum licences  
   86.     Registration of assignments etc.  
   87.     Variation etc. of spectrum licences to take assignments into account  
   88.     Rules about assignments etc.  

           Division 6--Resuming spectrum licences

              Subdivision A--Resuming spectrum licences by agreement

   89.     ACMA may resume spectrum licences by agreement  
   90.     Effect of resumption  

              Subdivision B--Resuming spectrum licences by compulsory process

   91.     ACMA may resume spectrum licences compulsorily  
   92.     Effect of resumption  
   93.     Payment of compensation  
   94.     Interest payable on resumption etc.  
   95.     Reaching agreements during the compulsory process  
           PART 3.3----APPARATUS LICENCES
   96.     Outline of this Part  

           Division 1--Types of apparatus licences

   97.     Transmitter licences and receiver licences  
   98.     Types of transmitter licences and receiver licences  
   98A.    Channel A datacasting transmitter licence  
   98B.    Channel B datacasting transmitter licence  
   98C.    Foundation category 1 digital radio multiplex transmitter licence  
   98D.    Foundation category 2 digital radio multiplex transmitter licence  
   98E.    Limit on declaration of foundation digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  

           Division 2--Issuing apparatus licences

   99.     Applications for apparatus licences  
   100.    Issuing apparatus licences  
   100AA.  NBS transmitter licences--authorised channels  
   100A.   NBS transmitter licences--authorisation of datacasting services  
   100B.   NBS transmitter licences required to be issued under digital conversion schemes  
   100C.   NBS transmitter licences--authorisation of radio broadcasting services  
   100D.   NBS transmitter licences--authorisation of SDTV multi-channelled national television broadcasting services  
   100E.   NBS transmitter licences--authorisation of HDTV multi-channelled national television broadcasting services  
   101.    Testing of radiocommunications devices  
   101A.   Transmitter licences for temporary community broadcasting  
   101B.   Transmitter licence--application if multi-channelling election is in force in relation to remote licence area  
   101C.   Transmitter licence--application before the end of the simulcast period etc. if multi-channelling election is in force  
   102.    Transmitter licences for certain broadcasting services  
   102A.   Transmitter licences required to be issued under digital conversion schemes  
   102AA.  Transmitter licences--authorisation of HDTV multi-channelled commercial television broadcasting services during the simulcast period etc.  
   102AB.  Transmitter licence--authorisation of SDTV multi-channelled commercial television broadcasting services during so much of the simulcast period etc. as occurs on or after 1 January 2009  
   102AC.  Transmitter licences issued before the end of the simulcast period etc.--authorisation of commercial television broadcasting services after the end of the simulcast period etc.  
   102AD.  Transmitter licences issued after the end of the simulcast period etc.--authorised channels  
   102AG.  Transmitter licences--re-transmission of commercial television broadcasting services to be in digital mode  
   102AH.  Cancellation of transmitter licences--re-transmission of commercial television broadcasting services  
   102B.   Datacasting transmitter licences  
   102C.   Category 1 digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  
   102D.   Category 2 digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  
   102E.   Category 3 digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  
   102F.   Limit on issue of non-foundation digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  
   103.    Duration of apparatus licences  
   104.    Compliance with plans  
   105.    Parts of the spectrum allocated for spectrum licences  
   106.    Price-based allocation system for certain transmitter licences  
   106A.   Issue of apparatus licence is to be treated as acquisition of asset of a person for the purposes of section 50 of the Competition and Consumer Act  

           Division 3--Conditions of apparatus licences

   107.    General conditions  
   108.    Additional conditions for transmitter licences  
   108A.   Conditions of transmitter licences for temporary community broadcasters  
   109.    Conditions of transmitter licences for certain broadcasting services  
   109A.   Conditions of datacasting transmitter licences  
   109B.   Conditions of digital radio multiplex transmitter licences--general  
   109C.   Conditions of category 1 and category 2 digital radio multiplex transmitter licences--access etc.  
   109D.   Conditions of foundation digital radio multiplex transmitter licences  
   110.    Conditions relating to interference  
   111.    Changes to licence conditions  
   112.    Guidelines relating to conditions etc.  
   113.    Contravention of conditions  
   113A.   Constitutional safety net--issue of shares to digital community radio broadcasting representative company  

           Division 4--Third party users

   114.    Licensees may authorise third party users  
   114A.   Authorisation under apparatus licence is to be treated as acquisition of asset of a person for the purposes of section 50 of the Competition and Consumer Act  
   115.    Determinations limiting authorisation of third party users  
   116.    Revocation of authorisations  
   117.    Licensees must keep records of authorisations  
   118.    Licensees must notify authorised persons of certain matters  

           Division 4A--Access to channel B datacasting transmitter licences

   118A.   Access to channel B datacasting transmitter licences  
   118B.   Applicant for channel B datacasting transmitter licences must give the ACCC an access undertaking  
   118C.   Further information about access undertaking  
   118D.   ACCC to accept or reject access undertaking  
   118E.   Duration of access undertaking etc.  
   118F.   Variation of access undertakings  
   118G.   Further information about variation of access undertaking  
   118H.   Decision-making criteria  
   118J.   Register of access undertakings  
   118K.   Enforcement of access undertakings  
   118L.   Procedural Rules  
   118M.   Definitions  

           Division 4B--Access to digital radio multiplex transmitter licences

              Subdivision A--Introduction

   118N.   Simplified outline  
   118NA.  Scope  
   118NB.  Definitions  
   118NC.  National broadcasters  

              Subdivision B--Access undertakings

   118ND.  Digital radio multiplex transmitter licensees must give the ACCC access undertakings  
   118NE.  Further information about access undertakings  
   118NF.  ACCC to accept or reject access undertakings  
   118NG.  Duration of access undertakings etc.  
   118NH.  Variation of access undertakings  
   118NI.  Further information about variation of access undertakings  
   118NJ.  Decision-making criteria  
   118NK.  Register of access undertakings  

              Subdivision C--Standard access obligations, excess-capacity access obligations and distributed-capacity access obligations

   118NL.  Standard access obligations  
   118NM.  Excess-capacity access obligations  
   118NN.  Distributed-capacity access obligations  
   118NO.  Compliance with access obligations  
   118NP.  Other obligations  
   118NQ.  Standard access entitlements of commercial broadcasters  
   118NR.  Standard access entitlements of community broadcasters  
   118NS.  Standard access entitlements of national broadcasters  
   118NT.  Excess-capacity access entitlements etc.  
   118NU.  Distributed-capacity access entitlements etc.  
   118NV.  Capacity cap--digital commercial radio broadcasting licensees  
   118NW.  Suspension of access entitlements  
   118NX.  Transfer of digital radio multiplex transmitter licence  
   118NY.  Renewal of digital radio multiplex transmitter licence  

              Subdivision D--Enforcement

   118NZ.  Judicial enforcement of access obligations etc.  
   118P.   Enforcement of access undertakings  

              Subdivision E--External audits

   118PA.  External audits  
   118PB.  Eligibility for appointment  
   118PC.  External auditor may have regard to the results of previous audit  
   118PD.  External auditors  

              Subdivision F--Review of decisions

   118PE.  Review by Australian Competition Tribunal  
   118PF.  Functions and powers of Australian Competition Tribunal  
   118PG.  Provisions that do not apply in relation to a Australian Competition Tribunal review  
   118PH.  Statement of reasons for reviewable decision--specification of documents  

              Subdivision G--Injunctions

   118PI.  Injunctions  
   118PJ.  Interim injunctions  
   118PK.  Discharge or variation of injunctions  
   118PL.  Certain limits on granting injunctions not to apply  
   118PM.  Other powers of the Federal Court unaffected  

              Subdivision H--Miscellaneous

   118PN.  Annual reports  
   118PO.  Procedural Rules  
   118PP.  Constitutional safety net  

           Division 4C--Access to broadcasting transmission towers etc

              Subdivision A--Introduction

   118Q.   Simplified outline  
   118QA.  Definitions  
   118QB.  Designated associated facilities  
   118QC.  Extended meaning of access  

              Subdivision B--Access to broadcasting transmission towers etc

   118QD.  Access to broadcasting transmission towers  
   118QE.  Access to designated associated facilities  
   118QF.  Access to sites of broadcasting transmission towers  
   118QG.  Terms and conditions of access  
   118QH.  Code relating to access  

              Subdivision C--Miscellaneous

   118QI.  Arbitration--acquisition of property  
   118QJ.  Relationship between this Division and the National Transmission Network Sale Act 1998  

           Division 5--Qualified operators

   119.    ACMA to determine the need for qualified operators  
   120.    Applications for certificates of proficiency  
   121.    Issuing certificates of proficiency  
   122.    Restrictions on issuing certificates of proficiency  
   122A.   Delegating the power to issue certificates of proficiency  
   123.    Re-examination of qualified operators  
   124.    Cancelling certificates of proficiency  

           Division 6--Suspending and cancelling apparatus licences

              Subdivision A--General provisions

   125.    Application of this Subdivision  
   126.    Suspending apparatus licences  
   127.    Period of suspension  
   128.    Cancelling apparatus licences  

              Subdivision B--International broadcasting services

   128A.   Application of this Subdivision  
   128B.   Cancelling transmitter licences  

           Division 6A--Suspending and cancelling datacasting transmitter licences

   128C.   Suspending datacasting transmitter licences  
   128D.   Cancelling datacasting transmitter licences  

           Division 7--Renewing apparatus licences

   129.    Applications for renewal of apparatus licences  
   130.    Renewing apparatus licences  
   131.    Application of other provisions  

           Division 8--Transfer of apparatus licences

   131AA.  Applications for transfer of apparatus licences  
   131AB.  Transfer of apparatus licences  
   131AC.  Apparatus licences not transferable in certain circumstances  
   131ACA. Datacasting transmitter licences  

           Division 10--Provisional international broadcasting certificates

   131AE.  Applications for certificates  
   131AF.  Issuing certificates  
   131AG.  Duration of certificates  

   PART 3.4----CLASS LICENCES

           Division 1--General

   132.    ACMA may issue class licences  
   133.    Conditions of class licences  
   134.    Varying class licences  
   135.    Revoking class licences  
   136.    Consultation on variations and revocations  
   137.    Compliance with plans  
   138.    Parts of the spectrum allocated for spectrum licences  
   139.    Disallowance of class licences  

           Division 2--Requests for advice

   140.    Requests for advice on operation of radiocommunications devices  
   141.    ACMA to advise on the operation of radiocommunications devices  
   142.    The effect of the ACMA's advice  
           PART 3.5----REGISTRATION OF LICENCES
   143.    The Register of Radiocommunications Licences  
   144.    Contents of the Register--spectrum licences  
   145.    Refusal to register radiocommunications transmitters for operation under spectrum licences  
   146.    Updating the Register to take variations etc. of spectrum licences into account  
   147.    Contents of the Register--apparatus licences  
   148.    Updating the Register to take variations etc. of apparatus licences into account  
   149.    Contents of the Register--class licences  
   150.    Updating the Register to take variations etc. of class licences into account  
   151.    Inspection of the Register  
   152.    Parts of the Register may be kept confidential  
   153.    Correction of the Register  
           PART 3.6----RE-ALLOCATION OF ENCUMBERED SPECTRUM
   153A.   Outline of this Part  
   153B.   Spectrum re-allocation declaration  
   153C.   Spectrum re-allocation declaration--ancillary provisions  
   153D.   Affected apparatus licences and licensees  
   153E.   Minister may make a spectrum re-allocation declaration only after receiving the ACMA's recommendation  
   153F.   ACMA may recommend that the Minister make a spectrum re-allocation declaration  
   153G.   Comments by potentially-affected apparatus licensees on recommendation  
   153H.   Effect of spectrum re-allocation declaration  
   153J.   Revocation and variation of spectrum re-allocation declaration  
   153K.   Automatic revocation of spectrum re-allocation declaration if no licences allocated by re-allocation deadline  
   153L.   Re-allocation by means of issuing spectrum licences  
   153M.   Re-allocation by means of issuing apparatus licences  
   153N.   Restriction on issuing spectrum licences for parts of the spectrum subject to re-allocation  
   153P.   Restriction on issuing apparatus licences for parts of the spectrum subject to re-allocation  
            

CHAPTER 4--General regulatory provisions
            

   154.    Outline of this Chapter  

   PART 4.1----STANDARDS AND OTHER TECHNICAL REGULATION

           Division 1--Preliminary

   155.    The object of this Part  
   156.    Outline of this Part  

           Division 2--Non-standard devices

   157.    Emissions from non-standard transmitters  
   158.    Possession of non-standard devices  
   159.    Additional provisions about possession of devices  
   160.    Supply of non-standard devices  
   161.    Imputed knowledge  

           Division 3--Standards

   162.    The ACMA's power to make standards  
   163.    Procedures for making standards  
   163A.   Making standards in cases of urgency  
   164.    Date of effect of standards  
   165.    Disallowance etc. of standards  

           Division 4--Permits for non-standard devices

   166.    The effect of permits  
   167.    The ACMA may issue permits  
   168.    Conditions of permits  
   169.    Duration of permits  
   169A.   Compensation--constitutional safety-net  
   170.    Contraventions of permit conditions  
   171.    Cancelling permits  

           Division 5--Other exemptions from Division 2

   172.    Emergency transmissions etc.  
   173.    Possession or supply for use solely outside Australia  
   174.    Supply with permission  
   175.    Supply for modification etc.  
   176.    Supply for re-export  
   177.    Burden of proof  
   178.    Reasonable excuse  

           Division 7--Labelling of devices

   182.    Requirements to apply labels etc.  
   183.    Recognised testing authorities  
   183A.   Certification bodies  
   186.    Sale etc. of devices without labels  
   187.    Applying labels before satisfying requirements under subsection 182(4)  
   187A.   Failure to retain records  
   188.    Imputed knowledge  
   188A.   Protected symbols  

           Division 8--Prohibited devices

   189.    Operation etc. of prohibited devices  
   190.    Declaration of prohibited devices  
   191.    Consultation on proposed declarations  
           PART 4.2----OFFENCES RELATING TO RADIO EMISSION
   192.    Interference likely to prejudice safe operation of vessels, aircraft or space objects  
   193.    Interference in relation to certain radiocommunications  
   194.    Interference likely to endanger safety or cause loss or damage  
   195.    Transmission from foreign vessel, aircraft or space object  
   196.    Emergency transmissions etc.  
   197.    Causing interference etc.  
   198.    Transmission of false information  
   199.    Transmission likely to cause explosion  
   200.    Imputed knowledge  
   201.    Operation of laws of States or Territories  

   PART 4.3----SETTLEMENT OF INTERFERENCE DISPUTES

           Division 1--Conciliators

   202.    Appointment of a conciliator  
   203.    Terms and conditions etc.  
   204.    Remuneration and allowances  

           Division 2--Referral of matters to conciliators

   205.    Referral of complaints to conciliators  
   206.    Referral of other matters to conciliators  
   207.    Consideration of whether to refer a matter  

           Division 3--The conciliation process

   208.    Conciliator may effect settlement in relation to disputed conduct  
   209.    Conciliator may decide not to make inquiry  
   210.    Compulsory conference  
   211.    Protection from civil actions  

           Division 4--Directions

   212.    ACMA may issue directions  
   213.    Complainants to be kept informed  
   214.    Contravention of a direction  
   215.    Commonwealth not liable for costs  

           Division 5--Miscellaneous

   216.    Offences relating to settlement of interference disputes  
   217.    Operation of State and Territory laws  
   218.    Report by ACMA  

   PART 4.4----RESTRICTED USE ZONES

           Division 1--Declarations of emergency

   219.    Declaration of period of emergency  
   220.    Circumstances in which Proclamation may be made  
   221.    Termination of period of emergency  

           Division 2--Restrictive orders

   222.    Restrictive orders  
   223.    Publication of restrictive orders  
   224.    Application of orders to broadcasting  
   225.    Revocation of orders  
   226.    Orders may have extended operation  
   227.    Contravention of orders  
   228.    Orders to prevail over inconsistent laws  
   229.    Disallowance of restrictive orders  

           Division 3--Guidelines for making restrictive orders

   230.    Minister may make guidelines  
            

CHAPTER 5--Administration and enforcement
            

   231.    Outline of this Chapter  
           PART 5.1----DELEGATION
   238.    Delegation  
           PART 5.2----PUBLIC INQUIRIES
   255.    ACMA may hold inquiry  
   256.    ACMA to hold inquiry when directed  
   257.    Informing the public about an inquiry  
   258.    Discussion paper  
   259.    Written submissions  
   260.    Protection from civil actions  
   261.    Hearings  
   261A.   Hearing to be in public except in exceptional cases  
   261B.   Confidential material not to be published  
   261C.   Direction about private hearings  
   261D.   Reports on inquiries  
           PART 5.3----ADVISORY GUIDELINES
   262.    ACMA may make advisory guidelines  
           PART 5.4----ACCREDITATION
   263.    ACMA may accredit persons  
   264.    Withdrawal of accreditation  
   265.    Procedure for withdrawing accreditation  
   266.    Accreditation principles  
   266A.   ACMA determination in relation to certificates  

   PART 5.5----ENFORCEMENT

           Division 1--Inspectors

   267.    Inspectors  
   268.    Identity cards  

           Division 2--Search warrants

   269.    Magistrate may issue warrant  
   270.    Warrants may be issued by telephone or other electronic means  

           Division 3--Searches and seizures

   271.    References to connection with an offence  
   272.    General offence related searches and seizures  
   273.    Evidence about the commission of other offences  
   274.    Production of identity card etc.  
   275.    Emergency searches and seizures  
   276.    Retention of thing seized  

           Division 4--Powers of inspectors

   277.    Power of inspectors to enter premises and adjust transmitters in emergencies  
   278.    Powers of inspectors to require operation of transmitters  
   279.    General powers of inspectors  

           Division 5--Forfeiture

   280.    Court may order forfeiture  
   281.    Forfeited goods may be sold  

           Division 6--Miscellaneous

   282.    Act not to affect performance of duties by inspectors  
   283.    Inspectors not authorised to enter or search certain land or premises used for defence purposes  
   284.    Offences that are going to be committed  

   PART 5.6----REVIEW OF DECISIONS

           Division 1--Decisions subject to internal reconsideration before AAT review

   285.    Decisions that may be subject to reconsideration by the ACMA  
   286.    Deadlines for reaching certain decisions  
   287.    Statements to accompany notification of decisions  
   288.    Applications for reconsideration of decisions  
   289.    Reconsideration by the ACMA  
   290.    Deadlines for reconsiderations  
   291.    Statements to accompany notification of decisions on reconsideration  
   292.    Review by the AAT  

           Division 2--Decisions not subject to internal reconsideration before AAT review

   292A.   Review by the AAT  
   292B.   Notification of decisions to include notification of reasons and appeal rights  
           PART 5.7----CHARGES
   294.    Spectrum access charges  
   295.    Publication of determinations  
   296.    Collection of charges on behalf of the ACMA  
   297.    Limits on charges  
   298.    Recovery of charges  
   298A.   Fees imposed by certain bodies  
           PART 5.8----ENFORCEABLE UNDERTAKINGS
   298B.   Simplified outline  
   298C.   Acceptance of undertakings  
   298D.   Enforcement of undertakings  
            

CHAPTER 6--Miscellaneous
            

   299.    International agreements etc.  
   300.    Labelling of radiocommunications transmitters for purposes of identification  
   301.    Supply of radiocommunications devices to unlicensed persons  
   303.    Compilation etc. of information  
   304.    Applications etc. in electronic form  
   305.    Evidentiary certificates  
   306.    Conduct by directors, servants and agents  
   307.    Surrender of licences, certificates and permits  
   308.    No compensation for suspensions and cancellations  
   309.    Officers and employees of governments and authorities  
   310.    Operation of this Act in relation to the Broadcasting Services Act  
   311.    Act not to affect performance of functions by States or certain Territories  
   312.    Application of the Competition and Consumer Act  
   313.    Legislation of the Australian Antarctic Territory  
   313A.   Application of the Criminal Code  
   313B.   Review  
   314.    Regulations  
   314A.   Instruments under this Act may provide for matters by reference to other instruments  
   315.    Penalties payable instead of prosecution  
           SCHEDULE Resuming spectrum licences by compulsory process