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From: Darryl Smith (Darrylradio-active.net.au)
Date: Fri Jan 18 2002 - 21:09:01 CST

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    From an email earlier this month....

    From jamzbstaff.airnet.com.au
    > Remember if you aren't a telecommunications carrier you can't:
    >
    >* supply anyone with access to the Internet over a privately owned
    > line link, regardless of who owns each end of the link, unless it
    > is covered by a nominated carrier declaration, or indeed if the
    > private owner of the link is a carrier (see below); or
    >
    >* link two seperate houses together for any use whatsoever, Internet
    > access or not (see Section 44 3(c)(i) below).>
    >
    >
    >http://scaleplus.law.gov.au/html/pasteact/2/3021/0/PA000530.htm
    >
    >TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT 1997 - SECT 42

    Unless I have missed something in the applicability of the act, there is
    no problem. The TELECOMMUNICATIONS ACT related to physical connections.
    The RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS refers to RADIO links. The question becomes is
    the link that crosses the property boundry a CONNECTED MEDIUM or a
    TRANSMITTED MEDIUM.

    The act actually describes
    LINE
            line means a wire, cable, optical fibre, tube, conduit,
    waveguide or
            other physical medium used, or for use, as a continuous
    artificial
            guide for or in connection with carrying communications by means

            of guided electromagnetic energy.

    LINE LINK
            A line constitutes a line link
                    If a line is connected to another line; and the other
    line
                    constitutes, or forms part of, a line link;

    Radio Links do not need to comply with the Telecommunications Act in
    most cases...

    >I wasn't aware of that... so having a link between two friends which is
    >greater then 500m and passes through/across property boundaries other
    then
    >our own is illegal? thats a bummer

    Basically it is probably totally legal subject to the
    Radiocommunications Act

    Darryl

    P.s. I have a Degree in Engineering, not Law, so please purchase a copy
    of the acts for yourself and veryify all I have said

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