Importers and Manufacturers Face New Rules for Wireless Equipment in Pakistan

Radio communication, radar, tracking devices, and other wireless equipment applied in Pakistan will now have to meet mandatory technical standards.

Key points

• The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has introduced these requirements through the Telecommunication Equipment Standards Regulations, 2024.
• Those applying for a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) must submit documents to prove their equipment meets the requirements.
• For ordinary consumers, this means greater regulatory oversight of equipment applied in communication systems, including aviation and emergency services.
• The rules additionally specify technical requirements for radar systems operating throughout different frequency bands.
• Under the regulations, manufacturers and importers must ensure their equipment meets the prescribed technical standards.

For ordinary consumers, this means greater regulatory oversight of equipment applied in communication systems, including aviation and emergency services. While giving authorities more power to check whether manufacturers and importers are after them, the rules are intended to ensure that such equipment meets the required technical standards. Starlink Could Purchase This Business to Become Full-Fledged Telco. Which Devices Are Covered?

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has introduced these requirements through the Telecommunication Equipment Standards Regulations, 2024. The regulations cover a number of types of equipment, including. Particularly High Frequency (VHF) and Ultra High Frequency (UHF) radio devices. Radar systems that detect objects and track their movement. Devices applied for tracking and tracing. Amateur radio and auxiliary radio equipment. Ground and airborne model control equipment. Other wireless communication devices and terrestrial telecommunication equipment.

Meanwhile, the rules additionally specify technical requirements for radar systems operating throughout different frequency bands. Govt Announces New Rules for Satellite Equipment. Importers Must Meet New Requirements.

Those applying for a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) must submit documents to prove their equipment meets the requirements. These include. Declarations confirming compliance with the standards. Test reports from accredited laboratories. Bills of lading or air waybills. Technical documents and product information. Any other documents required by the Authority.

Notably, the regulations additionally provide authorised administration officers the power to inspect or survey telecommunication equipment to check whether it meets the required standards. These inspections can take place with or without prior notice.

Importers, manufacturers, and licence holders must additionally maintain updated records of their equipment for at least three years. They will have to provide these records to the Authority whenever requested. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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