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Touchstone

ISSN 1179-2426

Telecommunications

Improving broadband services – new government initiatives

Issue 34 – December 2011

The Government has put in place two initiatives to improve broadband services – the Ultra-Fast Broadband Initiative and the Rural Broadband Initiative.

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Digital microwave radio – new 56 MHz and 28 MHz channels available

Issue 34 – December 2011

The Ministry of Economic Development (MED) has made available 56 MHz channels for licensing fixed services in the V, U, X and 38 GHz bands, as well as new 28 MHz channels in the V band. MED has also introduced an alternative 28 MHz channel plan in the U band.

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Power limit increased for amateur bands

Issue 34 – December 2011

The Ministry of Economic Development has agreed to a request from the New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters that the general power limit for Amateur bands be increased.

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SMART – online radio licence transfer functionality improved

Issue 34 – December 2011

Spectrum Management and Regulation Technology's (SMART's) online radio licence transfer functionality has been upgraded to provide more on-screen information to clients during the transfer process.

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Prosecution for regulation breaches – Digital Tronics Limited

Issue 34 – December 2011

The Ministry of Economic Development's (MED's) Energy Safety and Radio Spectrum Management teams have completed another successful joint prosecution. Digital Tronics Limited received a total of $12,500 in fines and costs in November 2011 for breaching the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010 and the Radiocommunications Regulations 2001.

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