Legal Documents

The Class Three Radio (Amateur Service) Regulations 1987 govern the operation of amateur radio stations in Bermuda. These regulations are issued under the Telecommunications Act 1986 and establish the rules for obtaining licenses, operating stations, and ensuring compliance with technical standards.

The Class Four Radio (Two-Way Radiotelephone Services) Regulations 1987 establish the rules for operating two-way radiotelephone services in Bermuda. These regulations, issued under the Telecommunications Act 1986, outline licensing requirements, operational standards, and technical guidelines to ensure efficient and interference-free communication.

The Class Nine Radio (Maritime Mobile Service) Regulations 1988 establish the legal framework for operating maritime radio stations on Bermudian vessels. These regulations, issued under the Telecommunications Act 1986, outline licensing requirements, technical standards, and operator qualifications to ensure safe and efficient marine communications.

The Class Eight Radio (Personal Radio Service) Regulations 1988 set the rules for operating personal radio stations in Bermuda. These regulations, issued under the Telecommunications Act 1986, cover licensing, usage restrictions, technical requirements, and penalties for non-compliance.

The Class Eleven Radio (Aeronautical and Maritime Land Services) Regulations 1987 set the rules for operating land-based radio stations that support aircraft and maritime communications in Bermuda. These regulations, issued under the Telecommunications Act 1986, cover licensing, operational requirements, and technical standards for safe and effective communication.