Radiocommunications Agency

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The Radiocommunications Agency was a former UK government body responsible for managing and regulating the radio spectrum before its functions were absorbed into Ofcom.

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Radiocommunications Agency canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Kingdom government agency
absorbedInto Office of Communications
appliesLegalFramework Communications Act 2003
Telecommunications Act 1984
Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
surface form: Wireless Telegraphy Act
cooperateWith European radiocommunications bodies
International Telecommunication Union
country United Kingdom
dissolvedIn 2003
enforce radio spectrum regulations
fieldOfWork radio spectrum management
telecommunications policy implementation
governmentBranch executive branch of the United Kingdom
hasDomain radiocommunications
headquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London
issue radio licences
jurisdiction United Kingdom
languageOfWork English
locationCountry United Kingdom
mergedInto Ofcom
monitor radio spectrum use
operatedIn United Kingdom
ownedBy Crown
parentOrganization Department of Trade and Industry
publicBodyType executive agency
regulates radio communications
use of radio spectrum
wireless telegraphy
regulatoryScope civilian radio use
commercial radio use
public sector radio use
replacedBy Ofcom
responsibleFor management of the radio spectrum
regulation of the radio spectrum
sector spectrum management
telecommunications regulation
shortName RA
status defunct
subordinateTo Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
supervises radio frequency allocation
radio interference investigations

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Ofcom precededBy Radiocommunications Agency