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answer › question first answered	2016-11-17T13:29:52.287Z
answer › date of answer	2016-11-17
hansard heading	Radio Frequencies

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07/11/2016

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Department for Culture, Media and Sport

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Culture, Media and Sport

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Radio Frequencies

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To ask Her Majesty’s Government which European administrations or regulators have expressed an intention to allocate the 960–1164MHz band of spectrum for use by audio Programme Making and Special Events.

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Baroness Benjamin

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17/11/2016

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<p>Ofcom has been very active in making representations to other administrations and regulators about the opportunities for utilising the 960-1164 MHz band. Ofcom has shared its analysis with the European Commission and the Conference of European Post and Telecommunications (CEPT) as well as making direct contact with spectrum regulators in France, Germany, Greece, The Netherlands, Portugal and Sweden.</p>

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Lord Ashton of Hyde

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17/11/2016 13:29:52

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