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29.—(1) There is excess demand if any of the following conditions is satisfied—
(a)the adjusted demand for any type of lot is greater than the number of lots of that type that are available in the award process;
(b)the number produced by adding together the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz concurrent low power 10 MHz lots and the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz concurrent low power 20 MHz lots is greater than ten;
(c)the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz concurrent low power 10 MHz lots is greater than zero and the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz paired frequency lots is greater than twelve; or
(d)the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz concurrent low power 20 MHz lots is greater than zero and the adjusted demand for 2.6 GHz paired frequency lots is greater than ten.
(2) OFCOM shall determine the adjusted demand for types of lots in accordance with regulation 30.
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