Compliance Focus 2013/14

Mark Loney

Executive Manager

Operations & Services Branch

Compliance focus on issues posing greatest risk to:

> Spectrum Utility

> Public Safety

> Public Interest

Systematic approach involving:

> Research and analysis

> Priority compliance areas

> Targeted Response

Priority Compliance Areas 2013/14:

> Radiocommunications Standards Compliance

> Illegal possession/operation of prohibited devices> jammers and boosters

> Illegal possession/operation of controlled devices> mobile phone repeaters

Radiocommunications Standards

Jammers, Boosters & Repeaters

Recent Compliance Issues

The benefits of Priority Compliance Areas

> Transparent approach to cases of non-compliance> Focusing compliance activities on high risk matters> Adopting a range of compliance strategies> Allows for efficient escalation of high risk matters> Compliance achieved through partnering with industry and

other regulators> Prevent non-compliance through targeted communications

strategies > Supports escalated enforcement action in high risk cases

Project HELM

HolisticEngineering &LicenceManagement

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

TransitionHigh density area Medium density area100 Km boundary zone

TransitionRemote density areaLow density area

1,664/ 3.943

M1

M2

M3

M1

M2

M3

00/00

M1 Plan milestone

Schedule ex-post compliance(Gov/Non-gov licences affected)

Compliance trendLEGEND

2,617/1,425

3,224/565

51/742

2,397/1,251

1,887/1,129

The number of Gov/Non-gov licences required to transition is based on licence data at May 2013

COAG’sNational Framework

2010 - 2020

COAG’sNational Framework

2010 - 2020

400 MHz Implementation Project

Spectrum Monitoring – Fixed Sites

Spectrum Monitoring – Transportable & Mobile

HFDF Project – 2013-15