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86.—(1) There is a valid full adjacency agreement if either the first situation in paragraph (2) or the second situation in paragraph (3) has occurred.
(2) The first situation is where—
(a)each winning bidder for 3.6 GHz lots has submitted a full adjacency agreement form (signed on its behalf by two authorised persons) to OFCOM;
(b)the content of the table on each full adjacency agreement form (outlining the essential aspects of the full adjacency agreement described in regulation 82) is the same on each form received; and
(c)each winning bidder for 3.6 GHz lots submitted the form to OFCOM during the first phase of the negotiation period and in accordance with the prescribed method for submission.
(3) The second situation is where—
(a)each winning bidder for 3.6 GHz lots has submitted a full adjacency agreement form (signed on its behalf by two authorised persons) to OFCOM;
(b)the content of the table on each full adjacency agreement form (outlining the essential aspects of the full adjacency agreement described in regulation 82) is the same on each form received; and
(c)each winning bidder for 3.6 GHz lots submitted the form to OFCOM during the second phase of the negotiation period and in accordance with the prescribed method for submission.
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