-Radio Communications Act of 523AER-

==Radio Communications Act of 523AER==
An Act Defining the Property Status of Airwaves
Andrew Arrington, Civic Platform
§1 — The Federal Broadcasting Company, established in 509 AER, will relinquish its monopoly on radio broadcasting.
Argument from Andrew Arrington: The objectives of the Federal Broadcasting Company are not hindered by the existence of private broadcasting companies, as well. If anything, forcing the Federal Broadcasting Company to compete on an open market of ideas and content for a radio audience will only legitimize their messages.
§2 — The right to commercially use a radio frequency shall be granted by rule of priority. The first entity to lay claim to a radio frequency shall be granted the full protection of possession under the law. Said entity shall have one year to establish regular broadcasts; should regular broadcasts not be established within one year, the entity will lose protection of possession under the law, and the right to commercially use the radio frequency shall be granted to the next interested entity by rule of priority.
Argument from Andrew Arrington: Airwaves are an entity that exist naturally, created by no one. The only rational manner to justify the right to use a radio frequency is intent to use. Intent to use requires protection of possession under the law, and the government, unprejudiced in matters of commerce, only has the rule of priority available to fairly and justly distribute protection of possession and right to use.
§3 — The Minister of Economic Development shall be responsible for the implementation of this law.
§4 — The Minister of Internal Affairs shall be responsible for the administration of the Federal Broadcasting Company.
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