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FCC 1.9003
Revised as of October 1, 2011
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2012
§ 1.9003 Definitions.
De facto transfer leasing arrangement. A spectrum leasing arrangement
in which a licensee retains de jure control of its license while
transferring de facto control of the leased spectrum to a spectrum
lessee, pursuant to the spectrum leasing rules set forth in this
subpart.
FCC Form 608. FCC Form 608 is the form to be used by licensees and
spectrum lessees that enter into spectrum leasing arrangements pursuant
to the rules set forth in this subpart. Parties are required to submit
this form electronically when entering into spectrum leasing
arrangements under this subpart, except that licensees falling within
the provisions of § 1.913(d), may file the form either electronically
or manually.
Long-term de facto transfer leasing arrangement . A long-term de facto
transfer leasing arrangement is a de facto transfer leasing arrangement
that has an individual term, or series of combined terms, of more than
one year.
Private commons. A "private commons" arrangement is an arrangement,
distinct from a spectrum leasing arrangement but permitted in the same
services for which spectrum leasing arrangements are allowed, in which
a licensee or spectrum lessee makes certain spectrum usage rights under
a particular license authorization available to a class of third-party
users employing advanced communications technologies that involve
peer-to-peer (device-to-device) communications and that do not involve
use of the licensee's or spectrum lessee's end-to-end physical network
infrastructure (e.g., base stations, mobile stations, or other related
elements).
Short-term de facto transfer leasing arrangement. A short-term de facto
transfer leasing arrangement is a de facto transfer leasing arrangement
that has an individual or combined term of not longer than one year.
Spectrum leasing application. The application submitted to the
Commission by a licensee and a spectrum lessee seeking approval of a de
facto transfer leasing arrangement.
Spectrum leasing arrangement. An arrangement between a licensed entity
and a third-party entity in which the licensee leases certain of its
spectrum usage rights in the licensed spectrum to the third-party
entity, the spectrum lessee, pursuant to the rules set forth in this
subpart. The arrangement may involve the leasing of any amount of
licensed spectrum, in any geographic area or site encompassed by the
license, for any period of time during the term of the license
authorization. Two different types of spectrum leasing arrangements,
spectrum manager leasing arrangements and de facto transfer leasing
arrangements, are permitted under this subpart.
Spectrum leasing notification. The required notification submitted by a
licensee to the Commission regarding a spectrum manager leasing
arrangement.
Spectrum lessee. Any third-party entity that leases, pursuant to the
spectrum leasing rules set forth in this subpart, certain spectrum
usage rights held by a licensee. This term includes reference to
third-party entities that lease spectrum usage rights as spectrum
sublessees under spectrum subleasing arrangements.
Spectrum manager leasing arrangement. A spectrum leasing arrangement in
which a licensee retains both de jure control of its license and de
facto control of the leased spectrum that it leases to a spectrum
lessee, pursuant to the spectrum leasing rules set forth in this
subpart.
[ 68 FR 66277 , Nov. 25, 2003, as amended at 69 FR 77550 , Dec. 27, 2004]
Effective Date Note: At 69 FR 77550 , Dec. 27, 2004, § 1.9003 was
amended. This section contains information collection and recordkeeping
requirements and will not become effective until approval has been
given by the Office of Management and Budget.
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