Implementation status

ERC/DEC/(01)18

ERC/DEC/(01)18 of 12 March 2001 on harmonised frequencies, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Wireless Audio Applications operating in the frequency band 863 - 865 MHz

Implementation Summary
Yes 29
Yes Partly 0
Committed 0
Planned 0
Under study 1
See remarks 1
No 0
No info 15
Country Implementation Status Date Remarks
Albania No info
Andorra No info
Austria Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented with the national Frequency Utilisation Ordinance
Azerbaijan No info
Belgium Yes 01-09-2009 Annex B12 to the Ministerial Decree of 19.10.79
Bosnia and Herzegovina Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented through CRA "Decision on harmonisation of types of radio equipment with "Frequency Allocation Table in Bosnia and Herzegovina" which uses radio frequency spectrum but does not require possession of individual licence"
Bulgaria No info
Croatia Yes 01-09-2009
Cyprus Yes 01-09-2009 Adopted 30.04.04 by a Ministerial Order (P.I.355/2004). No further authorisation required for conformant transmitters/stations
Czech Republic Yes 01-09-2009 VO-R/10/03.2007-4
Denmark No info
Estonia Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented through reference in "The Estonian radio frequency allocation plan" and "Conditions for use of radio frequencies and technical requirements for radio equipment exempted from frequency authorisation"
Finland Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by Regulation THK 15, see http://www.thk.fi/englanti/esittely/n2563.htm and by the Finnish Frequency Allocation Table in http://www.thk.fi/englanti/radio/taulu.htm
France Yes 01-09-2009 The frequency bands for SRD used for wireless audio applications are designated in the French frequency table -Annex A7. Details including radio interfaces are published on the ARCEP web site: www.arcep.fr
Georgia No info
Germany Yes 01-09-2009
Greece Yes 01-09-2009
Hungary No info
Iceland Yes 01-09-2009 Telecommunications law nr 107/1999, art. 46
Ireland Yes 01-09-2009 Statutory Instrument 405 of 2002 applies
Italy Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by a decree of Ministry of the Communication of 8 July 2002 and published in the Italian Official Gazette No. 169 dated 20 July 2002
Latvia Yes 01-09-2009
Liechtenstein Yes 01-09-2009
Lithuania Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by the Order No.1-V27 of the Director of the Communications Regulatory Authority of 13 March 2003 on the Approval of the List of Frequencies (channels) which may be used without an individual authorisation<br>Replaced by: ECC/DEC/(08)04
Luxembourg Yes 01-09-2009
Malta No info
Moldova Under study 01-09-2009
Monaco No info
Montenegro No info
Netherlands Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by reference in the National Frequency Table and Register
North Macedonia Yes 01-09-2009
Norway Yes 01-09-2009 The frequencies are allocated in the NTFA
Poland See remarks 01-09-2009 Measures partly implementing the Decision. Order of the Minister responsible for telecommunications. Technical characteristics as described in Rec 70-03
Portugal No info
Romania Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by the Decision no.62/2005 of the President of the Inspectorate General for Communications and Information Technology, published in Official Journal of Romania, Part I no.138/15.02.2005, modified and completed by Decision no.345/2006 published in Official Journal of Romania, Part I no.332/13.04.2006
San Marino No info
Serbia No info
Slovak Republic Yes 01-09-2009 Included in the National Table of the Frequency Allocations. General Licence VPR - 11/2001
Slovenia Yes 01-09-2009 1999/5/EC SC48
Spain Yes 01-09-2009
Sweden Yes 01-09-2009 Implemented by PTS Exemption Regulations - Sweden complies with EC Decision 2006/771/EC
Switzerland Yes 01-09-2009 Iimplemented by revision of the Swiss National Frequency Allocations Plan (NaFZ) as well as under the provisions of the Decree of the Federal Council on Frequency Management and Radio Licensing (Article 8) and the Decree of OFCOM on Frequency Management and Radio Licensing (Article 2)
Türkiye Yes 01-09-2009
Ukraine No info
United Kingdom Yes 01-09-2009
Vatican City No info