Đấu giá
Section 24, Mauritius_Information and communication technologies Act 2001 (sửa đổi 2003): “24. Licensing (2) Any person who wishes to obtain, transfer, renew, or vary the terms of, a licence for the operation of an information and communication network or service including a telecommunication network or service specified in the First Schedule shall, either of his own motion or upon invitation, make a written application to the Authority in the appropriate form. (2A) Subject to subsection (2), where the Authority invites for applications for licences, it may use such competitive process as it may deem appropriate, including but not limited to auctioning.” (First Schedule có giấy phép tần số).
Thi tuyển
Section 24, Mauritius_Information and communication technologies Act 2001 (sửa đổi 2003): “24. Licensing (2) Any person who wishes to obtain, transfer, renew, or vary the terms of, a licence for the operation of an information and communication network or service including a telecommunication network or service specified in the First Schedule shall, either of his own motion or upon invitation, make a written application to the Authority in the appropriate form. (2A) Subject to subsection (2), where the Authority invites for applications for licences, it may use such competitive process as it may deem appropriate, including but not limited to auctioning.” (First Schedule có giấy phép tần số).
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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES ACT 2001
PART VI - LICENSING AND OTHER PROVISIONS
24. Licensing
(2) Any person who wishes to obtain, transfer, renew, or vary the terms of, a licence for the operation of an information and communication network or service including a telecommunication network or service specified in the First Schedule shall, either of his own motion or upon invitation, make a written application to the Authority in the appropriate form.
(2A) Subject to subsection (2), where the Authority invites for applications for licences, it may use such competitive process as it may deem appropriate, including but not limited to auctioning.
(2B) (a) Notwithstanding subsection (2), for such classes of network or service specified in the First Schedule, the Authority shall grant a class licence to all persons meeting prescribed eligibility criteria. (b) The class licence referred to in paragraph (a) shall not be issued to individual service providers and may be subject to registration.
(3) Upon receipt of an application referred to in subsection (2), the Authority - (a) shall, in the case of such licences as may be prescribed, forthwith give public notice of the application in 2 daily newspapers and invite any interested person who wishes to object to the application to do so in writing within 14 days; (b) may - (i) require the applicant to furnish any additional information that it considers relevant; (ii) inspect any installation, apparatus or premises relating to the application.
(4) The Authority shall, after hearing any objection that may be made pursuant to subsection (3) (a), determine whether to issue, transfer, renew, or vary the terms of, a licence.
