With respect to radio frequencies allocated to users, the competent authority may abolish the allocated frequencies in whole or in part if the user encounters any of the following circumstances:
1. Without justifiable reasons, the user fails to use the radio frequency for more than 6 months upon the date of allocation or for 6 consecutive months;
2. The user fails to pay the radio frequency use fees within the prescribed deadline, and the payment remains unpaid upon receipt of the competent authority’s notification;
3. The user fails to fulfill its obligations for the use of the radio frequency as prescribed in the operating plan or network establishment plan, and no improvement has been or can be made upon receipt of the National Communications Commission’s notification;
4. National Communications Commission has abolished the registration of its telecommunications enterprise or the operation license for its terrestrial radio business or terrestrial television business;
5. The user allows others to use the radio frequencies allocated without permission.

When setting the compensation amount in accordance with Article 61 of the Act, the competent authority may consider the following matters with respect to users’ direct loss:
1. Where the said radio frequency users suffer from a loss directly from the relocation, equipment upgrade or replacement purchase;
2. Other proven direct losses.

The allocation of and adjustment to military radio frequencies shall be made by the competent authority under a discussion with the Ministry of National Defense.

With respect to other unspecified matters in the Regulations, the competent authority may refer to ITU Radio Regulations; or adopt standards set by or recommendations of other international standard organizations.

With respect to the documents, licenses and certificates described in the Regulations, the competent authority shall regulate and announce the contents and format thereof, unless otherwise specified in the Regulations.

The Regulations shall become effective on July 1, 2020.
The amendments to these Regulations shall take effect on the date of promulgation.