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--- radio:club_licence [2019-08-18 22:30] – tim
+++ radio:club_licence [2024-02-21 23:07] (current) – [Club Licence] tim
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 ====== Club Licence ======
-Hacklab has a club licence, callsign MS0RHL/MM0RHL.
+Hacklab has a club licence, callsign M0RHL, MS0RHL or MM0RHL.
 Tim Hawes is the licence holder. Tim Kerby and Mike Walters are named as the club officials and countersignatures to the license.
-The following people are authorized to use the club license, or to supervise others in accordance with the standard [[https://services.ofcom.org.uk/amateur-terms.pdf|amateur radio licence]]:
+The following people are authorized to use the club license, or to supervise others in accordance with the standard [[https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/214116/emf-amateur-licence-terms-and-conditions.pdf|amateur radio licence]]:
   * Tim Hawes MM0TUG
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 The people above can use the license **without** supervision.
-The people above can also supervise others:
+As of February 2024 they can also supervise any other person.
-  * people who are on a recognised training course (they should have a purple CPAR form)
-  * people who hold a license from another country
-  * people who have an exam pass certificate (foundation, intermediate or full)
 Supervision means that the authorized full license holder is present and taking responsibility for the use of the license. As supervisor, you get to decide how closely to watch the radio user. You don't need to operate the PTT button for them.
-The people above can also allow anyone else to "send a message", but in this case the radio has to be operated by the authorized full license holder (including pressing the PTT button and cutting them off if they swear).
+===== Unattended Operations =====
+As of February 2024 it is now possible to use the license for certain unattended operations.
+Club users may only do this after discussion with the group, and this use must be documented on the wiki.
+===== EMF Compliance =====
+All licensees have obligations to manage electromagnetic field exposure levels, and to keep records which may be required by Ofcom. In the case of the club license these records must be stored on the wiki.