(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
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(7)
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No person who provides a telecommunication service or supplies
telecommunication equipment shall use or supply, as the case may be, any
telecommunication equipment which does not comply with technical
standards prescribed by the Authority.
The Authority may, by Rules, type approve any telecommunication
equipment by reference to a type approval used in another country.
The Chief Executive may delegate, in writing, authority to any staff
member or agent to enter and carry out any inspection or investigation
permitted under this Act.
When probable cause exists to believe that a violation of this Act has been
committed, the inspector or agent of the Authority appointed to catty out any
inspection or investigation may enter the premises and catty out his
inspection or investigation, and may take or seize and document or
information he may requite from any person under inspection or
investigation and the existence of probable cause shall be documented in
witting before any inspection.
Inspectors of the Authority shall be issued credentials, which they shall be
required to present upon seeking entry to premises.
Any person who contravenes or impersonates an inspector of the Authority
under this section commits an offence and on conviction shall be liable
to a fine not less than M6000 or to imprisonment for a period not less
than 6 months.
The Authority may make Rules pertaining to conduct of inspectors in
the course of their duties under this section.
Part IX
Management of the use of the Radio frequency spectrum
Frequency management
51.
(1)
The Authority, in managing the use of the radio frequency spectrum,
including spectrum and orbital locations used by satellite services, shall
(a) establish, in conjunction with all major stakeholders including the
sound and television broadcasting industries, a national frequency
allocation table which table may be revised, from time to time,
according to circumstances;
b)
assign, using the necessary coordinating procedures, frequencies or
groups of frequencies for use by licensees of telecommunication
services and other radiobased systems;
(c) monitor the use of the spectrum for purposes of eliminating harmful
interference, frequency allocation planning and frequency assignment