Examples of using General authorisations in English and their translations into Swedish
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EU countries shall facilitate the use of radio frequencies under general authorisations but, where necessary,
Paragraphs 3 and 4 shall apply to spectrum allocated to be used for electronic communications services, general authorisations issued and individual rights of use of radio frequencies granted after…(17).
Use general authorisations as the basis for licensing communications networks
Accordingly, harmonisation should not lead to the introduction of a more burdensome regulatory regime in markets where, for example, general authorisations do not require any pre-registration.
fees relating to general authorisations and rights of use where this is objectively justified.
obligations can be just as easily achieved using general authorisations together with a requirement for operators to register with an NRA.
Administrative charges as a whole should mirror the costs incurred in administering and controlling general authorisations more closely.
regimes should be light, favouring general authorisations over individual licences.
this allows NRAs to attach to general authorisations conditions concerning copyright and intellectual property rights.
procedures concerning general authorisations and rights of use or rights to install facilities may only be amended
Shared use can be based on general authorisations or licence-exempt use allowing,
Conditions for using spectrum to provide electronic communication services should therefore normally be laid down in general authorisations unless individual rights are necessary, considering the use of the spectrum, to protect against harmful interference
increase the efficiency of its use based on general authorisations, avoid distortion of competition
In the consultation on the Radio Spectrum Green Paper there was a substantial amount of support for using general authorisations where spectrum allocation has been harmonised at Community level prior to the licensing process.
The Directive aims at establishing a common framework for general authorisations and individual licences in a liberalised environment, to avoid that
Extending the use of general authorisations should also solve many of the problems associated with variations in Member States' licensing regimes,
the present proposal is intended to replace the current directive 97/13/EC2 on a common framework for general authorisations and individual licences in the field of telecommunications services.
Under paragraph(c), the link should be made between the maximisation of radio frequency sharing and general authorisations to enable tighter technical conditions to be imposed in bands under general authorisations.
enhancing the efficient use of spectrum through general authorisations and spectrum flexibility;
given the priority accorded as a matter of principle to general authorisations compared to individual rights of use.