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Responding to the Award of available spectrum: 2500-2690MHz, 2010-2025MHz

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Ofcom invites written comments on the questions raised in this consultation, to be submitted to Ofcom by 5pm on 1 February 2008. Ofcom strongly prefers to receive responses in electronic format. This web form will allow you to indicate your data protection preferences and send your views to the team responsible for this consultation.

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Consultation:

To (Ofcom contact): Brice Le Cannu

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Questions

Question 1: Do you agree with Ofcom’s proposals for changes to the rules and procedures for the award of the 2.6GHz and 2010MHz band or have any other comments on the contents of this document?
Question 2:Do you agree with Ofcom’s proposed changes to the auction information policy?
Question 3:Do you agree with Ofcom’s proposals not to include additional bidding options for split supplementary bids and not to allow Assignment Stage bids to be made contingent on the identity of prospective neighbours?
Question 4: Do you agree with Ofcom’s suggested changes to the number of eligibility points associated with unpaired spectrum?
Question 5: Do you have any comments on Ofcom’s proposals not to make changes to the ability of bidders to switch between paired and unpaired spectrum, and not to change the arrangements for the supplementary bids round, as set out in the Discussion Document?
Question 6: Do you have any comments on Ofcom’s proposals not to introduce a link between clock prices at 2.6GHz and 2010MHz?
Question 7:Do stakeholders consider that there are strong reasons why a value-based activity rule (a relaxed revealed preference rule in particular) would be materially better than an eligibility points based activity rule for this particular award?
Question 8:Do you have any comments on Ofcom’s analysis of the pricing algorithms and winner determination?
Question 9:Do you have any comments on Ofcom’s proposals for deposits, defaults and refunds?
Question 10:Do you agree with Ofcom’s suggestion to amend the rules on bidder association for the award of the 2.6GHz and 2010 MHz bands?
Question 11:Do you agree with Ofcom’s amended specification of the spectrum cap?
Question 12:Do you have any comments on the updated detailed auction rules and procedures for the 2.6GHz and 2010MHz award, as contained in Annex 6?
Question 13:Do you have any comments on the draft regulations contained in Annex 7?

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Responding to the Award of available spectrum: 2500-2690MHz, 2010-2025MHz

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