Information and Communication
Technologies

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(b) radiocommunication services established by the Authority
or a licensee after the date of issue of the licence are
available to the licensee and provide an adequate means
of communication for the licensee's purposes.
(4) Where a licence is revoked, the person in possession or
control of a radio station to which the licence relates, shall dispose
of the radio station within such period as the Authority may direct.
(6) A licence or certificate shall not be cancelled, nor shall its
renewal be refused, without giving the holder thereof a reasonable
opportunity to be heard.
38. (1) A person who desires to construct a railway or works
for the supply of light, heat or power by means of electricity shall—
give one month's notice in writing to the Authority of the
intention to commence the construction of the railway
or works and cause a copy of that notice to be published
in the Gazette and in one daily newspaper of general
circulation in Zambia; and
furnish the Authority with a plan of the proposed railway
or works, together with particulars showing the manner
and position in which the railway or works are to be
constructed and operated and any further information
that the Authority may require.
(2) Where it appears to the Authority that—
the operation of, or the equipment to be used in connection
with, a railway or works referred to in subsection (1) is
likely to interfere with the operation or maintenance of
a radio station or radio station apparatus or the carrying
on of a licenced radiocommunication service; or
the operation or maintenance of a radio station or radio
station apparatus of a licensee, or a radiocommunication
service carried on by a l icensee, is being interfered with
by the construction or operation of the equipment used
in connection with
a railway or works referred to in subsection (1 );
or
any railway, works or other operations
whatsoever;
the Authority shall, in writing, notify the person constructing or
operating the railway or works, of the action which the person
shall take to remedy or prevent the interference.

Notice to be
given of certain
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