to give such advice in relation to the use of the electromagnetic spectrum for wireless telegraphy,

to provide such other services, and

to maintain such records,

to give such further advice,

to provide such other services, and

to maintain such other records,

the demands for use of the electromagnetic spectrum for wireless telegraphy in the United Kingdom;

the effects, in the United Kingdom, of any such use of the spectrum;

likely future developments in relation to those matters; and

any other connected matters that OFCOM think relevant.

the efficient use in the United Kingdom of the electromagnetic spectrum for wireless telegraphy; or

the efficient management of that use.

may be made to a person holding a wireless telegraphy licence or a grant of recognised spectrum access or to any other person; and

is to be made on such terms and conditions as OFCOM consider appropriate;

for the making of a grant under subsection (5); and

for the terms and conditions on which such a grant is made.

as they may determine in advance; or

as may be agreed between them and that person.

the entry of that person's particulars in a register or other record kept by OFCOM for the purpose of carrying out their functions under this section; or

the taking of steps for the purposes of determining whether to grant an application for an entry in a register or record so kept.

the purposes for which the different frequencies have been allocated.

objectively justifiable in relation to the frequencies or uses to which they relate,

not such as to discriminate unduly against particular persons or against a particular description of persons;

proportionate to what they are intended to achieve; and

in relation to what they are intended to achieve, transparent.

the extent to which the electromagnetic spectrum is available for use, or further use, for wireless telegraphy;

the demand for use of the spectrum for wireless telegraphy; and

the demand that is likely to arise in future for the use of the spectrum for wireless telegraphy.

the efficient management and use of the part of the electromagnetic spectrum available for wireless telegraphy;

the economic and other benefits that may arise from the use of wireless telegraphy;

the development of innovative services; and

competition in the provision of electronic communications services.

to be matters to which they are not required to have regard apart from this section; and

to have no application to the case in question.

for such uses or descriptions of uses, or

for such users or descriptions of users,

in such cases,

in such manner,

subject to such restrictions and constraints, and

with a view to achieving such purposes,

section 8(3);

sections 12 to 14; and

sections 21 to 23.

OFCOM; and

such other persons as he thinks fit.

one form of electronic communications network, electronic communications service or associated facility, or

one means of providing or making available such a network, service or facility,

before or in the course of the consultation required by subsection (2), or

after the consultation and before or after a draft of the order has been laid before Parliament,

the order's ceasing to have effect is without prejudice to anything previously done, or to the making of a new order; and

in reckoning the period of forty days no account is to be taken of any period during which Parliament is dissolved or prorogued or during which both Houses are adjourned for more than four days.