S.L. 399.40 Art. 4Harmful interference.

(1) Any person enjoying a general authorisation for any radiocommunications apparatus to which these regulations apply, shall comply at all times with any decisions, however so described, taken by the Minister in relation to harmful interference and shall ensure that any such radiocommunications apparatus at all times complies with the applicable standards and is operated in accordance with the applicable conditions in order to ensure that such an operation does not cause harmful interference to other radiocommunications apparatus.

(2) The use of the radiocommunications apparatus for which these regulations apply, is on a non-interference and non-protected basis.

(3) Any person enjoying a general authorisation for any radiocommunications apparatus to which these regulations apply, shall not hold the minister responsible, and where applicable the Authority and, or any other competent public authority for any alleged harmful interference received from other radiocommunications apparatus. competent authority responsible for the adoption of any such standards and any other relevant standards as may be specified by law.

(2) Any person enjoying a general authorisation for any radiocommunications apparatus to which these regulations apply shall comply with any decision however so described issued by the Authority in relation to electromagnetic radiation and shall ensure that all its radiocommunications apparatus at all times comply with the technical and performance standards generally accepted by the industry or as may be prescribed by the Authority in line with national and European Union law, or accepted by the Authority as being adequate to ensure the limitation of exposure of the general public to electromagnetic fields.

(3) Any person enjoying a general authorisation for any radiocommunications apparatus to which these regulations apply shall ensure that its radiocommunications apparatus is not installed or operated at a location and in a manner such as to be the cause of the aggregate non-ionising radiation emissions exceeding the limits published by the ICNIRP, any mandatory standards set by the competent authority responsible for the adoption of any such standards and any other relevant standards as may be specified by law.