MHz RAS and MHz SRS will be considered. The ACMA will monitor demand in these bands for MSS. Increased interest The ACMA will continue to 1610–1626.5 MHz/ MEDIUM in mobile monitor national and 2483.5–2500 MHz television and international demand for Low MSS systems MSS systems and satellite (possibly including delivery of mobile television. International MSS ATC) In the case that an MSS satellites planned to system is introduced, the cover Australia. effects of such a system on Introduction of co- and adjacent-band Australian MSS services will need to be systems. considered. Compatibility with existing and potential future services. 1710–1755 MHz 1800 MHz band Technical and regulatory SHORT 1805–1850 MHz processes supporting the High (paired) reissue and/or reallocation processes of . Ongoing work plan apparatus licences —no may be issued (in state capital cities except Hobart, but also in certain regional and urban areas of eastern Australia, Tasmania, SW WA and Darwin in MHz) due to spectrum licensing provisions. 1785–1805 MHz—New plan to include band in the LIPD for wireless audio device use. Potential to remove . 1900–1920 MHz 2 GHz band Technical and regulatory SHORT 1920–1980 MHz processes supporting the High 2110–2170 MHz reissue and/or reallocation (paired) processes of . Ongoing work plan 1980–2110 MHz/ Introduction of Introduction of SHORT 2170–2300 MHz TOB services arrangements supporting High TOB services in the bands 2010–2110 MHz and Ongoing work plan 21270–2300 MHz. Development of coordination arrangements
MHz RAS and MHz SRS will be considered. The ACMA will monitor demand in these bands for MSS. 1610–1626.5 MHz/ 2483.5–2500 MHz Increased interest in mobile television and MSS systems (possibly including ATC) The ACMA will continue to monitor national and international demand for MSS systems and satellite delivery of mobile television. In the case that an MSS system is introduced, the effects of such a system on co- and adjacent-band services will need to be considered. MEDIUM Low International MSS satellites planned to cover Australia. Introduction of Australian MSS systems. Compatibility with existing and potential future services. 1710–1755 MHz 1805–1850 MHz (paired) 1800 MHz band Technical and regulatory processes supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . —no apparatus licences may be issued (in state capital cities except Hobart, but also in certain regional and urban areas of eastern Australia, Tasmania, SW WA and Darwin in MHz) due to spectrum licensing provisions. 1785–1805 MHz—New plan to include band in the LIPD for wireless audio device use. Potential to remove . SHORT High Ongoing work plan 1900–1920 MHz 1920–1980 MHz 2110–2170 MHz (paired) 2 GHz band Technical and regulatory processes supporting the reissue and/or reallocation processes of . SHORT High Ongoing work plan 1980–2110 MHz/ 2170–2300 MHz Introduction of TOB services Introduction of arrangements supporting TOB services in the bands 2010–2110 MHz and 21270–2300 MHz. Development of coordination arrangements SHORT High Ongoing work plan
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