assessed, and
(iii)	 the date by which applications must be
received by the Authority.
(4) An application for the grant of a licence under
this Act shall be made to the Authority in such form
and manner as prescribed by the Authority and
shall contain or be accompanied by­
(a)	 a prescribed application fee;
(b)	 a prescribed deposit:
(c)	 the applicant's proposals in relation to the
policy and nature of the service and a
programme schedule in regard to the daily
transmission time allocated to different
programmes;
(d)	 network plan, technical specifications of the
equipment and studio and installations
programme;
(e)	 the training programme involving local staff;
(f)	 a financial statement setting out the finan­
cial resources available to the applicant to
conduct a broadcasting service; and
(g)	 such other information as the Authority may
deem necessary in order to decide on the
ability of the applicant to provide a
technically viable and socially acceptable
broadcasting service.
(5) Within thirty days of the date specified for the
receipt of applications under paragraph (2), the
Authority shall publish in the Gazette and at least
two newspapers of wide circulation a notice
summarizing any application received and inviting
persons to make representations regarding the
Authority’s proposals and the application.
(6) A person may, within fourteen days of publi­
cation of a notice under subsection (3), lodge with
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