2 Spectrum Policy and Planning

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Spectrum regulators will have to make decisions about the uses of spectrum and on who should be allowed to use it (i.e., uses and users). The international framework for the utilization of the radio frequency spectrum is set out in the ITU’s Radio Regulations. There is, however, considerable flexibility for the establishment of national policies following recommendations contained within the framework. The mechanism for determining who may use spectrum within a given country involves some planning. How much planning depends on the extent to which the regulator wishes to rely on the market. The greater the reliance on the market, the less planning will be required.

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2.1 Introduction 2.2 Policy 2.3 Spectrum Planning 2.4 Technical Standards 2.5 Allocating Spectrum

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