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UHF 520–820 MHz UHF Band IV and Band V Digital switchover Tasks to assist the government’s switch-off of analog television. Digital dividend of 126 MHz which includes the 700 MHz band (694–820 MHz) is to be achieved as soon as practicable following the switch-off of analog television. 790–862 MHz—WRC-12 Agenda item 1.17—consider sharing studies between mobile and other services in this spectrum. SHORT High Ongoing work plan UHF 694–820 MHz Reallocation of 700 MHz band The decision to allocate the 700 MHz (or ’) band comes after the Australian Government directed the ACMA in July 2010 to clear 126 MHz of digital dividend spectrum and reallocate this spectrum for new uses. SHORT High Ongoing work plan UHF 698–820 MHz Potential expansion of the 800 MHz band The ACMA is undertaking work to determine the future use of the 803–820 MHz band which is not included as part of the 700 MHz allocation. SHORT High Review commenced 2011 UHF 825–845 MHz 870–890 MHz 800 MHz band —no apparatus licences may be issued in Australia due to spectrum licensing provisions. Technical and regulatory processes supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . SHORT High Ongoing work plan UHF 820–960 MHz Band review to improve arrangements 803–960 68 and 69 may be considered as part of the 800/900 MHz band review This band is undergoing review to consider spectrum planning options for the digital CMTS segments and a possible extension of the 800 MHz band. —no new assignments in specified portions of the respective CT3 and CT2 cordless telephone bands to SHORT High Review commenced 2011