(1) The table of frequency allocations which is developed under the repealed Telecommunications Act 1950 [Act 20] shall be deemed to be a spectrum plan under these Regulations until a spectrum plan is developed under section 172 of the Act.

(2) If a spectrum plan is developed by the Commission under the Act the table of frequency allocations under subregulation (1) shall cease to be deemed as a spectrum plan.

(3) A spectrum plan developed by the Commission shall -

(a) be divided into such number of frequency bands as the Commission thinks appropriate for the purpose of regulating radiocommunications under these Regulations;

(b) designate one or more bands to be used primarily for the general purpose of the armed forces;

(c) specify the general purpose for which any other band may be used including the reservation of any band (whether for present or future use) for public or community purposes or for the prevention or control of interference;

(d) provide for one or more purposes for which any part of a band (including any particular frequency or frequency channel) may be used whether with regard to a specified geographic area or period or otherwise; and

(e) include such other matters as the Commission deems necessary to give full effect to the spectrum plan.