Policy paper

Centralised management of public sector spectrum

Central management of public sector spectrum will release more spectrum to boost productivity, safeguard critical services

• From: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport and HM Treasury
• Published: 12 August 2015

This was published under the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government

Documents

Terms of Reference for Central Management of Public Sector Spectrum

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Terms of Reference for Central Management of Public Sector Spectrum

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Details

The Productivity Plan published on 10 July 2015 announced that the Government had implemented a new model for the centralised management of public sector spectrum.

Under this new model, a central management unit (CMU) will be set up in the Shareholder Executive. Advised by Ofcom, the CMU will produce a new target for sharing or release of spectrum currently used by the public sector, coordinate public sector spectrum changes that contribute to achieving the target, and set the spectrum fees payable by government bodies.

Details of how this will work are outlined in Terms of Reference for Central Management of Public Sector Spectrum and in the following illustration:

Published 12 August 2015