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3. Introduction
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3.2 Current position
3.2 Current position
3.2.1 Management rights and analogue licences
3.2.2 Current digital licences
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Discussion paper - published August 2009
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1. Purpose
1.1 Making a Submission
1.2 Publication and Public Release of Submissions
2. Scope
3. Introduction
3.1 Background
3.2 Current position
3.2.1 Management rights and analogue licences
3.2.2 Current digital licences
4. Outcomes sought
4.1 Post-DSO spectrum allocation
4.2 Regional broadcasters
5. Post-DSO spectrum allocation
5.1 VHF spectrum
5.1.1 International allocations and use: 44-54 MHz
5.1.2 Potential new users: 54-68 and 174-320 MHz
5.2 A basic UHF frequency plan
5.2.1 Dimensioning a nationwide block for mobile ...
5.2.2 Geographic mixed-use potential - Blocks B and C
5.2.3 A television frequency plan
5.2.4 Placement of the nationwide spectrum block – ...
5.2.5 Structure of the mixed-use block: Blocks B and C
5.3 Other UHF band issues
5.3.1 Māori television service
5.3.2 Amateur radio service
5.3.3 Additional transition licences
5.3.4 Radio Microphones
5.4 Allocation of the released spectrum
5.4.1 Planning for use of the "Nationwide" spectrum - ...
5.4.2 Planning and allocation of the "Geographic" ...
5.4.3 Māori interests
6. Regional television services
6.1 Introduction
6.1.1 Context - The world is moving to digital ...
6.2 Current position
6.3 Adopting digital
6.3.1 International approaches
6.3.2 Terrestrial transmission
6.3.3 Satellite transmission
6.3.4 Content aggregation
6.3.5 Stand-alone terrestrial transmission
6.3.6 Other possibilities
6.3.7 Broadband opportunities
6.3.8 Other issues
7. Summary of questions
Appendix 1: United States band plan
Appendix 2: Regional television policies
A. Regional and community broadcasting policy framework
B. Non-Commercial licence allocation for regional ...
C. NZ On Air's Regional Television Programme Fund
Appendix 3: Digital terrestrial television coverage
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