AMTA criticises Australia spectrum licence renewal pricing
TL;DR: The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) criticised the Australian government over the price of spectrum licence renewals, calling the charges a "short-sighted spectrum stealth tax," according to Telecoms.com.
The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) said the Australian government set spectrum licence renewal prices at a level the industry opposes. Telecoms.com reported AMTA renewed its criticism of the pricing for spectrum licence renewals in Australia.
AMTA described the spectrum licence renewal charges as a "short-sighted spectrum stealth tax." The criticism focused on the price tag attached to renewing spectrum licences, which are required for mobile operators to continue using radio frequencies for network services.
The source report identifies the dispute as one between AMTA and the Australian government over spectrum licence renewal costs. The excerpt and description do not specify the spectrum bands involved, the renewal term, the amount charged, or any timeline beyond the reported renewed criticism.
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