Government Decree No. 73 / 1950 Coll.
Regulation on the authorisation of telecommunications equipment
Valid
Effective from 01.07.1950
73.
Government Regulation
of 30 May 1950
authorising telecommunications equipment.
The Government of the Czechoslovak Republic hereby orders pursuant to Sections 3 (6) and 11 (3) of Act No. 72 / 1950 Coll., on Telecommunications ("the Act '):
Common provisions.
The authorisation for the establishment and operation of telecommunications equipment pursuant to Article 3 of the Act (hereinafter referred to as "the permit ') shall grant:
(a) the postal service for all telecommunications equipment, with the exception of radio and amateur radio stations;
(b) the Ministry of National Security or the authorities entrusted with it for the broadcasting of radio-electric stations of experimental and amateur.
The name "authorising authorities' shall also be used for authorising authorities.
(1) Where postal equipment intended for public use is used for telecommunications, authorisations are generally not granted.
(2) Foreign nationals may be granted authorisation only if there is reciprocity.
(3) The authorisation may be revoked; cannot be transferred to another person.
(4) For the transfer, extension and any modification of the authorised telecommunications equipment, prior approval by the authorising authority should be required, unless otherwise provided for in the conditions of authorisation.
(5) More detailed provisions issued pursuant to Paragraph 13 (1) (a) will provide for special concessions enjoyed by energy undertakings in the establishment and operation of their own wire telecommunications equipment solely for the purpose of ensuring the operation of energy equipment.
(1) Telecommunications charges may be levied for authorisations granted under § 1 (a) (§ 11 (3) of the Act).
(2) When and to what extent telecommunications charges are levied, they shall determine, taking into account the purpose and scope of the equipment:
(a) the Ministry of Posts for Telecommunications Equipment referred to in Section 1 (a), with the exception of radio and television reception stations;
b) Ministry of Information and Information for Radio and Television Reception Stations.
(1) The central authorities responsible under Paragraph 13 (1) may lay down in more detailed rules the general conditions under which authorisation is granted.
(2) In individual cases, additional special conditions may be laid down by the authorising authority.
(1) The authorisation holder is obliged to maintain the conditions laid down, in particular to use telecommunications equipment only to the extent and for the purposes indicated in the authorisation.
(2) Persons authorised by the authorising authorities shall have the right to be satisfied at any time by inspection of the authorised establishment if the conditions laid down are respected.
If the authorisation is cancelled for any reason, the instrument of authorisation shall be returned to the authority which issued it. Unless otherwise specified by the authorising authority, the holder of the authorisation or his successor in title shall be obliged to place the telecommunications equipment concerned in such a condition that it is undoubtedly impossible to operate it. If they do not, it may be done by the authorising authority for its expense.
Special provisions for radio broadcasting stations.
(1) The term "broadcasting radio station" will be specified by the Ministry of Posts and published in the relevant official list.
(2) Authorisations for the establishment and operation of broadcasting radio-electric stations may be granted only for certain types of stations (§ 8) and only for certain purposes (§ 9 and 10).
(1) Authorisations may be granted only if they are for radio transmission stations
(a) mobile, i.e. stations located on means of transport or portable, intended to be used in motion or at stops in non-designated places;
(b) terrestrial, i.e. stations which do not change their place when broadcasting and which work with mobile stations;
(c) fixed, i.e. stations for the connection between specified fixed points;
(d) experimental, i.e. stations operated for the sake of technological or scientific progress;
(e) amateur stations, i.e. stations set up and operated for the purpose of radio self-education and study.
(2) No authorisation is granted for the establishment and operation of other types of broadcasting radio-electric stations (in particular radio and television stations).
(3) Authorisations for the establishment and operation of fixed stations shall be granted only in exceptional cases where the possibility of using telecommunications equipment of the postal or own wire telegraph or telephone is excluded at all and where interference is excluded.
(1) Authorisations for the establishment and operation of broadcasting radio-electric stations moving, land or fixed may be granted in principle only in cases of essential needs, in particular for the purposes of:
(a) transport undertakings and other owners of means of transport where such facilities are needed in the interests of transport safety;
(b) national energy, water and other similar undertakings to ensure their operation;
(c) firefighters and other rescue services for the purpose of securing rescue operations;
(d) scientific institutes if they need them to carry out their tasks.
(2) The authorisation for the establishment and operation of radio-electric broadcasting stations of mobile, terrestrial or fixed stations is granted by the postal administration in agreement with the ministries of national defence and national security and, if applicable, by air or sea service stations, on a proposal from the Ministry of Transport.
(1) Authorisations for the establishment and operation of radio-electric transmission stations for experimental purposes may, as a general rule, be granted only for the purposes of scientific institutes and schools or producers of radio-electrical equipment.
(2) Authorisations for the establishment and operation of broadcasting radio-electric stations may be granted to components of mass organisations and, exceptionally, to their individual members who have served a significant degree in the building effort.
(3) Authorisation for the establishment and operation of radio-electric transmission stations for experimental and amateur purposes is granted by the Ministry of National Security or by the authorities designated by it in an agreement with the Ministry of National Defence, and by experimental stations, also in an agreement with the Ministry of Posts.
Transmission radio stations shall be set up and operated in such a way as not to impair the operation of other telecommunications equipment. The energy and reach of these stations shall not exceed the actual need.
(1) Broadcasting radio stations on board Czechoslovak aircraft and ships may be operated only by Czechoslovak citizens who have received a certificate from the Ministry of Posts of on-board radio-telegraphy or radio-telephonists.
(2) Only Czechoslovak citizens who have received a certificate of their competence from the postal administration or have a certificate as referred to in the preceding paragraph may serve other broadcasting radio stations, except for experimental and amateur stations.
(3) Experimental and amateur radio broadcasting stations must be operated only by Czechoslovak citizens who have received the relevant certificate from the Ministry of National Security or by the authorities entrusted with it.
Final provisions.
(1) More detailed provisions for the implementation of this Regulation shall be laid down:
(a) Ministry of Posts,
(b) the Ministry of Information and Information as regards radio and television reception stations;
(c) the Ministry of National Security with regard to broadcasting radio stations for experimental and amateur.
(2) The provisions referred to in paragraph 1 shall be issued in agreement with the central authorities involved.
Validity (usability) of Government Decree No. 82 / 1925 Coll., determining the conditions for the establishment, maintenance and operation of telegrams, and the Minister of Transport and Technology Decree No. 18 / 1943 Coll., on the telegraph facilities of the authorities.
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 1950; They shall be carried out by post ministers, national security and information and education in agreement with the participating members of the Government.
Zaporocký v. r.
Caprine v. r.
Kopecký v. r.
Dr Neuman v. r.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Decree No. 73 / 1950 Coll., on the Authorisation of Telecommunications Equipment |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 10.06.1950 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.1950 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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