(i)
(j)
(k)
(l)
(m)
(n)
(o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
(s)
(t)
(u)
(v)
removed before the expiration of a prescribed period or, as the case may be, is not
supplied or installed owing to the default of the person;
F. the varying, exclusion or substitution, with the agreement of a person to whom a
telephone or a telex service or facilities connected therewith are afforded or by whom
such a service or facilities are used, of any provision prescribing a condition or relating to
a matter referred to in subparagraphs A to E in respect of the supply to him or the
installation, maintenance, working, repair or use of apparatus or equipment by him or on
his behalf or at his request;
the protection from interference or injury by works and lines for the supply of electricity of
telecommunication systems established, maintained or worked by a licensee and by persons authorised
in terms of this Act to establish, maintain or work telecommunication systems, and in so doing provide
for the varying, exclusion or substitution, with the agreement of a person by whom such works or lines
are established or operated, of any regulations providing for the protection of such telecommunication
systems from interference or injury which may be applicable to the person;
the giving of such access to buildings and the furnishing of such places, facilities and fittings in
buildings by the owners of buildings as may be necessary for the purpose of installing, maintaining and
repairing apparatus and equipment used or to be used in connection with telecommunication systems
within the building;
such matters as the Minister may consider appropriate or necessary to give force and effect, within
Zimbabwe, to the provisions of the International Telecommunication Constitution and the Constitution
of the Universal Postal Union;
the classification of radio stations, other than broadcasting stations and radio stations used solely in
connection with broadcasting and diffusion services, and in so doing amend the First Schedule or vary
the definition of a radio station specified in the First Schedule and prescribe the nature of the
radiocommunication services to be carried on therefrom;
the inspection and testing by employees of broadcasting stations, licensed radio stations and radio
stations and radio and other apparatus used in connection with broadcasting services or systems and for
the method of installation, working and maintenance thereof;
the establishment, maintenance, protection, working and conduct of all or any radiocommunication
service established, maintained or carried on by a licensee, whether in conjunction with a
telecommunication service or system or otherwise;
the prohibition, restriction or control, by licence or otherwise, of the importation, purchase and sale of
any apparatus capable of causing harmful interference;
ensuring that—
(i) the use of generating apparatus or power lines does not cause harmful interference and in so
doing prescribe the conditions to be observed with respect to—
A. the maximum intensity of electromagnetic energy of specified frequencies which may be
radiated in any direction from generating apparatus or power lines when in use;
B. the electromagnetic energy of specified frequencies which may be injected by generating
apparatus into the power lines by means of which power is supplied to the generating
apparatus;
(ii) the use, in connection with a broadcasting or diffusion service or otherwise of radio stations or
radio or other apparatus that does not injure or interfere with radiocommunication or
telecommunication services established, maintained or carried on by a licensee or injure or
interfere with radio stations or radio or other apparatus, equipment, circuits, instruments, wires
and the like of a licensee, and in so doing authorise the Authority to order the modification of
radio stations or the removal or replacement of radio or other apparatus;
the registration of dealers in and repairers of radio transmitting stations and the information to be
supplied to the Authority in connection with applications for registration;
the keeping of books, records and documents, the furnishing of returns and the supply of information
relating to dealings in and the repair of radio transmitting stations by dealers and authorised repairers;
the qualifications in respect of age, term of service, skill, character and otherwise required by applicants
for certificates of competency to work prescribed classes and types of radio stations;
the holding of examinations to determine the proficiency of applicants for certificates of competency to
work prescribed classes and types of radio stations;
the issue of certificates of competency referred to in paragraph (t) to persons with the qualifications
prescribed in terms of that paragraph;
the fees to be paid—
(i) by applicants in connection with examinations referred to in paragraph (t); and
(ii) on the issue of certificates of competency to work prescribed classes and types of radio stations;
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