5) the conditions for the use of radio frequencies determined by a frequency authorisation for space communications earth stations and satellite broadcasting earth stations; 6) the conditions of a frequency authorisation designed for the use of radio frequencies for the purpose of amateur radiocommunication. [RT I 2007, 63, 397 – entry into force 01.06.2008] (33) A holder of a frequency authorisation using a self-planned radio frequency band has the obligation to submit the conditions for the installation of the radio transmission equipment used on the basis of the frequency authorisation for approval to the Health Board, except in the cases provided for in subsection 3 2of this section. [RT I 2009, 49, 331 – entry into force 01.01.2010] (34) The Health Board shall not grant the approval specified in subsections 31and 33of this section if the activities of the authorisation applicant could be hazardous for human health or the environment. [RT I 2009, 49, 331 – entry into force 01.01.2010] (4) The procedure for the approval of the conditions of frequency authorisations provided for in subsections 3 and 31and the conditions for the installation of radio transmission equipment specified in subsection 33of this section as well as the frequency bands subject to approval by the coordinator provided for in subsection 3 shall be established by the minister in charge of the policy sector. [RT I 2007, 63, 397 – entry into force 01.06.2008] (5) The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority shall inform the applicant for a frequency authorisation within one week after the receipt of the application of the deficiencies contained in the application and grant a term for elimination of the deficiencies. [RT I 2007, 66, 408 – entry into force 01.01.2008] (6) Before the issue of a frequency authorisation, the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority informs the applicant for a frequency authorisation of the restrictions established pursuant to subsection 4 of § 11 of this Act together with the reasons for applying these and of the amount of the state fee to be paid. [RT I, 15.12.2021, 1 – entry into force 01.03.2022] (7) In order to receive a frequency authorisation, an applicant is required to pay the state fee within five working days after the notification provided for in subsection 6 of this section. The grant of a frequency authorisation is decided after receipt of the state fee. [RT I, 23.12.2015, 1 – entry into force 24.12.2015] (8) At the written request of the holder of a frequency authorisation, the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority shall issue to the applicant a written confirmation regarding the rights and obligations upon use of radio frequencies which are granted to the applicant by the frequency authorisation within three working days after the date of receipt of the respective application. [RT I 2007, 66, 408 – entry into force 01.01.2008] (9) The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority makes the decision to grant a frequency authorisation and the conditions of the frequency authorisation public in the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Information System within 10 working days after the issue of the frequency authorisation, except in the case provided by law. [RT I, 15.12.2021, 1 – entry into force 01.03.2022] (10) The decision to grant a frequency authorisation for an amateur radio station or a ship or aircraft of a natural person and the conditions of the frequency authorisation are not made public in the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Information System. [RT I, 15.12.2021, 1 – entry into force 01.03.2022] § 14. Refusal to grant frequency authorisation (1) The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority shall refuse to grant a frequency authorisation if: [RT I 2007, 66, 408 – entry into force 01.01.2008] 1) the applicant has submitted false information, 2) the activities of the applicant may be hazardous for human health or the environment, 21) the activities of the applicant or a member of its management or supervisory body could pose a risk to national security; [RT I, 15.12.2021, 1 – entry into force 01.02.2022] 3) there are no free radio frequency channels, 4) the use of radio frequencies is not in conformity with the Estonian radio frequency allocation plan or the legislation regulating the use of radio frequencies, Electronic Communications Act Page 13 / 89