Schedule 3 Regions (subsection 1.4(1)) Each of the following areas is a region: (a) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Metro ACT, specified in item 1.2; (b) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Metro Adelaide, specified in item 2.2; (c) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Brisbane, specified in item 3.2; (d) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Metro Darwin, specified in item 4.2; (e) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Metro Hobart, specified in item 5.2; (f) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Melbourne, specified in item 6.2; (g) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Metro Perth, specified in item 7.2; (h) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Sydney, specified in item 8.2; (i) which is the area described by the HCIS Regional East Australia, identifiers specified in item 9.2; (j) which is the area described by the HCIS Regional Western Australia, identifiers specified in item 10.2; (k) which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers Remote Australia, specified in item 11.2. The geographic area of a region is the area of land described in this Schedule. Description Each region is described using the hierarchical cell identifier scheme (HCIS) in the (ASMG). There are four levels to the HCIS Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012 corresponding to 3 degree, 1 degree, 15 minute and 5 minute cells of the ASMG. The geographic area of a region can be determined by the aggregation of block areas referenced by HCIS identifiers used to describe it. Refer to the ASMG for a complete description of the naming convention referred to as the HCIS as published by the ACMA. The map of each region are included for information only. The ACMA does not Note accept responsibility for the accuracy of that information. Potential participants in the allocation should obtain own advice and make their own inquiries into pictorial representations of the regions.
Schedule 3 Regions (subsection 1.4(1)) Each of the following areas is a region: (a) Metro ACT, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 1.2; (b) Metro Adelaide, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 2.2; (c) Brisbane, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 3.2; (d) Metro Darwin, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 4.2; (e) Metro Hobart, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 5.2; (f) Melbourne, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 6.2; (g) Metro Perth, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 7.2; (h) Sydney, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 8.2; (i) Regional East Australia, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 9.2; (j) Regional Western Australia, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 10.2; (k) Remote Australia, which is the area described by the HCIS identifiers specified in item 11.2. Description The geographic area of a region is the area of land described in this Schedule. Each region is described using the hierarchical cell identifier scheme (HCIS) in the Australian Spectrum Map Grid 2012 (ASMG). There are four levels to the HCIS corresponding to 3 degree, 1 degree, 15 minute and 5 minute cells of the ASMG. The geographic area of a region can be determined by the aggregation of block areas referenced by HCIS identifiers used to describe it. Refer to the ASMG for a complete description of the naming convention referred to as the HCIS as published by the ACMA. Note The map of each region are included for information only. The ACMA does not accept responsibility for the accuracy of that information. Potential participants in the allocation should obtain own advice and make their own inquiries into pictorial representations of the regions.
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