02-03-2014, 11:37 PM
(02-03-2014, 10:19 PM)Refugee Wrote: The mods appear to have overlooked the fact that Ofcom rules do not apply over in Slovenia anyway as it is outside the UK.
They're not Ofcom rules - they're the EU RTT&E Directive which apply throughout the EU, of which Slovenia is a member state. However, Slovenia will have its own regulatory enforcement regime. It's worth saying that all public bodies must comply with the 'principle of proportionality' which means that any restrictions or enforcement actions must be proportionate to the real or perceived problem they seek to minimise or obviate. In this context, Ofcom's main concern is the prevention of interference to spectrum users such as the emergency services, air traffic control and the military.
Hence, Ofcom's disinterest in micro-transmitters.
Were they to seek to enforce the regulations simply for the sake of it when there are no problems being caused and no risks to anyone, that would not be a proportionate response - it would be a waste of resources. Ofcom are a bit more astute than that.
Regards, David.
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