Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2020L01453:schedule:4:p19
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2020L01453
Segment Type: schedule
Provision Reference: sch 4 (pt 19/38)
Character Range: 51021–53864

36(7) and 36(8).
 (3) For paragraph (2)(b), amount, in relation to a person, has the meaning given by subsection 36(2).
       (4) Subject to subsection 39(1), if, before the eligibility deadline, an applicant has not:
         (a)      given the ACMA a completed eligibility nomination form; and
         (b)      made an eligibility payment to the ACMA on behalf of the Commonwealth, or given a deed of financial security to the ACMA on behalf of the Commonwealth, or a combination of both;
  in accordance with subsection (2), the applicant is taken to have withdrawn its application.
 (5) Subject to subsections 39(3) and 39(4), an applicant may give the ACMA an updated document:

         (a)      for paragraph (1)(a), (1)(b) or (1)(c) – at any time until the application deadline, but not after the application deadline; or
         (b)      for paragraph (2)(a), or subparagraph (2)(b)(ii) or (2)(b)(iii) – at any time until the eligibility deadline, but not after the eligibility deadline.
 (6) If a deed of financial security (for subparagraph (2)(b)(ii) or (2)(b)(iii)) is given to the ACMA on behalf of the Commonwealth by email before the eligibility deadline, the original deed must be received by the ACMA no later than 3 working days after the eligibility deadline (or, if the ACMA agrees to a later time, the agreed time) for the application to be valid.

29 Provisional start demand validity rules for application
       (1) For the purposes of subparagraph 28(2)(a)(i) or paragraph 34(6)(a) or paragraph 39(1)(a) or subparagraph 41(2)(a)(i), a provisional start demand of an applicant for lots of a product is valid if both of the following apply in relation to the provisional start demand:
         (a)       the total size of the lots of the product for the provisional start demand does not exceed the applicant's allocation limits (when expressed in MHz):
            (i)            applicable to the product, other than a lower band product and an upper band product; or
            (ii)         applicable to any one of the combined products; and
         (b)      the number of lots for the applicant's provisional start demand of the product is not greater than the number of lots for the supply of the product.
          Note: The spectrum licence limits direction sets limits on the allocation of spectrum licences to a single person, or a specified group of persons, in designated areas. However, in the marketing plan, the lots in the Greater Perth, Hobart and Margaret River areas are each divided into two different products, such that each area has a lower band product and an upper band product. For the purposes of the allocation limits, the two products of each area are treated as just one product. For all other purposes, they are to be treated as two products.
       (2) In subsection (1), supply has