42 Special procedure for contraventions by [holders of wireless telegraphy licences]
Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 (2006 c 36) | Legislation

42  Special procedure for contraventions by [holders of wireless telegraphy licences]

(1)     OFCOM may impose a penalty on a person if—

(a)     that person is or has been in contravention in any respect of the terms, provisions or limitations of a [wireless telegraphy] licence;

(b)     . . .

(c)     OFCOM have notified that person that it appears to them that those terms, provisions or limitations have been contravened in that respect; and

(d)     that contravention is not one in respect of which proceedings for an offence under this Chapter have been brought against that person.

(2)     Where OFCOM impose a penalty on a

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