Cap. 173 Rev. 1985. Subsidiary Legislation. ~ ae Telecommunications : 8-23 Licences in-force till date of expiry or revocation 95, Except where otherwise provided in these Regulations, every licence issued under these Regulations shall be in force from the time of the granting thereof until the date of expiration shown thereon (if any) or until suspended, revoked, or withdrawn. Licensees to “observe the ‘Regulations’ 96. Every licensee of a radio communication station shall faithfully observe and cause. to be observed all the conditions and provisions of the licence and of these Regulations so far as they are applicable. ‘Personal responsibility of licensee - 97. Notwithstanding any approval that may from time to time be given to the . licensee by the Permanent Secretary for any person other than the licensee to utilise any radio station.for the transmission of any message or communication, the licensee. shall be personally responsible for the observance of these Regulations and all other conditions imposed as if any such 8 message or communication were ° delivered 1 by. him. . . Responsibility for infringement. of copyright,’ étc. : 98. The i issué of a licence under these Regulations shall notrelieve the licensee of responsibility for any infringement of copyright or of any patent for an invention, or of compliance with otherwise be applicable. any other regulations, instructions, “ or rules which Liéences’ not transferable‘* may uo 99. Except with the ‘consent in- writing of the: Permanent Secretary or any person authorised by him in that behalf, a licensee shall not assign, sublet, transfér, or otherwise dispose of, or for the purpose of profit admit any other‘Person or body to participate in the benefit of any licence. Fixed station licences- 100. Except in the case of a portable station, a radio, communication station . licence shall authorise the érection, construction, establishment, possession and use of a station, plant or apparatus. capable of transmitting oye receiving radio communications, at the particular address or in the vessel or yehicle specified in the licence, but nowliere else. 101.—(1) . (Substituted by Legal Notice 56 of 1981.) ~~ . . Dismantling or removal of stations In the event of a radio communication station licénsed under these Regulations being dismantled, or-(except in the case of a portable station) removed from the address,:vessel or vehicle specified in the licence, the licerisée shall, within 7 days thereafter, notify the Permanent Secretary for Posts and Telecommunications accordingly. (2) In the event of any radio communication equipment licensed under these Regulations being disposed of by the licensee,-he shall within 7 days thereafter, notify the Permanent Secretary i in. writing accordingly, giving details of the method of disposal and, where appropriate, the name and address of the new owner of the equipment. (Substituted by ‘Legal Notice 56 of 1981. ) -