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Singapore legislation

Regulation 28

of Telecommunications (Radio-communication) Regulations

Regulation 28

Network Licence

Subregulation 1

The Authority may grant the following classes of Network Licences:

(a)

Localised Private Network Licence;

(b)

Wide-area Private Network Licence; (c)Public Mobile Network Licence; and

(d)

Fixed Wireless Network Licence.

Subregulation 2

The grant of a private network licence shall not, unless the Authority otherwise determines, authorise the licensee to provide, directly or indirectly, any telecommunication service to the general public.

Subregulation 3

A Network Licence shall only be granted in respect of a network that meets all technical standards and any other requirements which the Authority may, from time to time, stipulate.

Subregulation 4

The Authority may refuse to grant a Localised Private Network Licence or Wide‐area Private Network Licence if it is satisfied that —

(a)

the licensee failed to meet the minimum channel loading criteria set by the Authority from time to time for the network; or

(b)

the radio-communication service that is, or is intended to be, provided by or through the network may be adequately provided by or through a public telecommunication system or by any other means.