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(NAR) VOL. IV NO. 1 / JANUARY - APRIL 1993
[ NTC MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NUMBER 1-1-92, January 09, 1992 ]
PRESCRIBING GUIDELINES FOR THE REGISTRATION OF ILLEGALLY HELD/UNREGISTERED RADIO TRANSCEIVERS/TRANSMITTERS
WHEREAS, previous NTC Memorandum Circulars regarding the registration of illegally held/unregistered radio communications equipment under a schedule of liberal penalties, permitted during their respective effectivity periods the registration of radio transceivers/transmitters and their accessories in order to allow holders to legitimize their possession;
WHEREAS, notwithstanding several registration periods and extensions thereof, there still exist numerous unregistered radio transceivers/transmitters.
Now, THEREFORE, premises considered, it is hereby directed that individuals, companies and/or entities, except radio dealers and manufacturers, shall be allowed to register their radio transceivers/transmitters and accessories in accordance with the following guidelines:
1. The subsequent licensing of registered radio transceivers/transmitters shall be in accordance to existing rules and regulations and the usual licensing procedures for any radio service.
2. Registration Period:
20 January 1992 to 14 February 1992
3. Registration Fees:
The Commission reserves the right to reject the registration of any radio transceiver/transmitter when it deems necessary in the interest of the public.
All radio transceivers/transmitters registered under this Circular shall be considered the accountability of the registrant. Any violations pertaining to the use of such registered equipment including its use by persons other than the registrant shall be a ground for appropriate administrative sanctions and/or fines and penalties as may be imposed by this Commission.
This Circular takes effect immediately after approval and may be revised, revoked or amended as the Commission deems necessary for public interest.
Adopted: 9 Jan. 1992
(Sgd.) MARIANO E. BENEDICTO II
Commissioner
WHEREAS, notwithstanding several registration periods and extensions thereof, there still exist numerous unregistered radio transceivers/transmitters.
Now, THEREFORE, premises considered, it is hereby directed that individuals, companies and/or entities, except radio dealers and manufacturers, shall be allowed to register their radio transceivers/transmitters and accessories in accordance with the following guidelines:
1. The subsequent licensing of registered radio transceivers/transmitters shall be in accordance to existing rules and regulations and the usual licensing procedures for any radio service.
2. Registration Period:
20 January 1992 to 14 February 1992
3. Registration Fees:
Type of Equipment | Fees | ||
a. | HF/SSB Transceiver/Transmitter | P3,000.00 | |
b. | VHF/UHF Base/Mobile Transceivers/Transmitters | ||
Low Power (below 50 watts) | P2,000.00 | ||
Medium Power (50-500 watts) | P3,000.00 | ||
High Power (above 500 watts) | P5,000.00 | ||
c. | VHF/UHF Portable | ||
Transceivers/Transmitters | P1,500.00 |
The Commission reserves the right to reject the registration of any radio transceiver/transmitter when it deems necessary in the interest of the public.
All radio transceivers/transmitters registered under this Circular shall be considered the accountability of the registrant. Any violations pertaining to the use of such registered equipment including its use by persons other than the registrant shall be a ground for appropriate administrative sanctions and/or fines and penalties as may be imposed by this Commission.
This Circular takes effect immediately after approval and may be revised, revoked or amended as the Commission deems necessary for public interest.
Adopted: 9 Jan. 1992
Commissioner