(a) capability, experience and expertise of the
applicant in as far as carrying out such
broadcast service is concerned;
(b) financial means and business record of the
applicant;
(c) expected technical quality of the proposed
service, having regard to the developments
in the broadcasting technology;
(d) compliance with the prescribed technical
broadcasting standards;
(e) the desirability or otherwise of allowing any
person or association of persons, to have
control of a substantial interest in
(i) more than one broadcasting service,
(ii) more than one radio station and one
television station and one registered
newspaper which has a common
coverage and distribution area or signifi
cantly overlapping coverage and distri
bution areas;
(f) the desirability of giving priority to
community-based or national development
broadcasts;
(g) whether the conditions of a broadcasting
licence shall unjustly benefit one holder of a
broadcasting licence above another;
(h)
the allocation of spectrum resources in
such a manner as to ensure the widest
possible diversity of programming and the
optimal utilisation of the resources,
provided that priority may be given to
broadcasters transmitting the maximum
number of hours per day;
(i) the reservation of spectrum resources for
future use;
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