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Re: LF: NOV 472

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Subject: Re: LF: NOV 472
From: John Pumford-Green <[email protected]>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 12:59:10 +0000
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On 20/12/2012 12:51, DAVE PICK wrote:
Important note

Please note that the 5MHz and 472-479kHz NoVs can be applied for at any
time but do not come into effect until 1 January 2013.


Copied from the RSGB NOV page...



What counts in legal terms though - a notice on the RSGB's website or the actual document bearing OFCOM's "stamp"?

I'd say the Notice of Variation itself is what determines what is allowed.

I'd also say that the person who knocked up the web application service made an error and the "Valid From" date should have been set, in the software that processes the applications, to be :

"January 1st 2013 or date of application, whichever is the latest".

Nonetheless, the legal document called a Notice of Variation is quite clear, and nowhere in the W/T act does it say you must take notice of a few lines of text on the RSGB's website.

John
GM4SLV






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