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Responding to the UK Broadband application for licence variation consultation

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Ofcom invites written comments on the questions raised in this consultation, to be submitted to Ofcom by 5pm on 27 August 2007. 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: UK Broadband application for licence variation

To (Ofcom contact): Joe Sonke

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I confirm that the correspondence supplied with this cover sheet is a formal consultation response. It can be published in full on Ofcom's website, unless otherwise specified on this cover sheet, and I authorise Ofcom to make use of the information in this response to meet its legal requirements.

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Ofcom seeks to publish responses on receipt. If your response is non-confidential (in whole or in part), and you would prefer us to publish your response only once the consultation has ended, please tick here:

Ofcom should only publish this response after the consultation has ended

Consultation questions

Question 1: Do you agree that the case for making changes requested by UK Broadband to its licence has been made? If not, why would it not be appropriate to vary UK Broadband’s Wireless Telegraphy Public Fixed Wireless Access Operator Licence by (i) allowing application neutrality and (ii) increasing the permitted maximum in-band EIRP, and why would it not be appropriate to vary the licence as soon as practicable?
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Responding to the UK Broadband application for licence variation consultation

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