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The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 1995
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- 1995 No. 244
- Regulation 6
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6. In the Schedule to the Principal Regulations for the provisions relating to the category headed “Maritime” there shall be substituted the following—
| “Class of licence | The prescribed sum in respect of the issue or renewal of the licence and in respect of the prescribed time: | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed sums | Variable sums | The prescribed time: Interval of time for payment | |
| Maritime | |||
| Maritime Business Radio | for each base station £180 per channel provided that channels designated for emergency use shall not be taken into account | Yearly | |
| Maritime Business Radio (Base Station Only) | for each base station £100 per channel provided that channels designated for emergency use shall not be taken into account | Yearly | |
| Maritime Radio (Navigational Aid and Radar) | for each navigational aid or radar station £40 per channel | Yearly | |
| Port Operations Radio | for each base station £100 per channel provided that channels designated for emergency use shall not be taken into account | Yearly | |
| Ship Radio | £40 provided that if the stations and/or the apparatus is operated only on a vessel or in the case of a transportable station vessels used solely for pleasure the prescribed sum shall be £22 | None” | |
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