Cap. 173 Telecommunications 8-56 (b) using a carrier-type trunk circuit Kev. 1985 Subsidiary Legislation Such amount as the Permanent Secretary may determine. 4. Leased data lines to which, but for this item; item 3 would apply, being data lines for use with privately-owned modems, where the Department has not declined to provide standard modeins ..... co 125% of the charge that, but for this item, would be applicable under item 3. 5. Splitting/combining facilities (for each splitting/ CombININg PONY tenet eee .....eseeeeecseeteeee $96.00 each for 5 splits/combinations or part thereof. 6. Data line (one cable pair), within the standard rental area, providing the direct exchange cona nection of a privately-owned modem .... PART C—OTHER SERVICES AND 1. Data services and facilities not specified in Part A OF B viccecreeeteees sevsuleveessessenesaticevensstscseasseeenssaneeeie $48.00 FACILITIES Such amounts as the Permanent Secretary may determine. (Orders in Council and subsidiary legislation made under Imperial Enactments) WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ACT, 1949 12, 13 & 14 Geo. 6 c. 54 THE WIRELESS. TELEGRAPHY (COLONIAL ORDER, 1954 : : And provided section Kingdom SHIPS . AND AIRCRAFT) whereas by the Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1949, it is among other things that Her Majesty may by Order in Council direct that any reference in -6.of the said Act to any British-ship or aircraft registered in the United shall be construed as including a reference to any British ship or aircraft registered in certain other places: 1. Any reference in section 6 of the said Act to British ships and aircraft registered in the United Kingdom shall be construed as including a-reference to British ships and aircraft registered in any colony, British protectorate or British protected state, or registered under the law of any other country or territory outside the United Kingdom which.is for the time being administered by Her Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom. 2. (Omitted).