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10. Encourages governments and regulators to effectively manage the use of frequency
                      bands  by  maximizing  the  available  spectrum  while  ensuring  coexistence  with  other
                      services in the same or adjacent bands, by:

                          a.  Reserving specific frequency bands for military and satellite use,
                          b.  Giving priority to compensation in the main bands by relocating incumbents
                              and encouraging spectrum sharing in the event that incumbents are unwilling

                              to relocate or that compensation cannot take place in time to free up access
                              to new spectrum for 5G use,
                          c.  Defragmenting  operator-owned  spectrum  bands  by  providing  80-100MHz  of

                              contiguous  spectrum  per  operator  in  the  primary  5G  midbands  and  around
                              1GHs per operator in the millimetre wave bands,
                          d.  Eliminating  spectrum  reserves,  which  lead  to  higher  prices  when  supply  is
                              restricted,

                          e.  Issuing  permits  with  strict  speed  stipulations,  and  maximising  the  duration  of
                              permits to increase the life of assets,
                          f.  Managing the efficient auctioning of frequency bands by:

                                i.   Grouping bands into small batches to allow competitive auctioning,
                                ii.   Avoiding  sealed  tenders  and  reducing  complexity  to  ensure
                                     transparency,

                               iii.   Facilitating defragmentation by imposing restrictions on bids ;

                   11. Urges member States to agree on a global 5G fund to help developing countries build
                      infrastructure and security frameworks, financed with a small government tax on major

                      service providers;

                   12. Calls on governments to facilitate the merger of wireless and cable companies by :

                          a.  Reducing  government-imposed  regulations  and  procedures  for  planning,
                              decision-making and authorization,
                          b.  Minimising unnecessary costs and burdens,

                          c.  Ensuring that the work is done to safe standards, the technology is safe and the
                              results are ethical, while maintaining equal access for all citizens,
                          d.  Imposing  one-time  levies  on  businesses  to  help  fund  regulators  without
                              government and industry intervention;


                   13. Recommends the creation of a commission that would:
                          a.  Help companies assess the benefits of a given merger,

                          b.  Provide an analysis of market conditions,
                          c.  Designate merger professionals, such as intermediaries, to assist in the regulatory
                              process,



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