Section 80
( 1)
of Telecommunications (Radio-Communication) Regulations, 2013
The transmission of superfluous signals by a radio-communication equipment is prohibited.
(2}
No test, trial or practical transmission shall be permitted except in such circumstances as to preclude the possibility of interference with any other radio-communication equipment.
(3)
All tests, unless prior approval from the Authority has been obtained, shall be conducted on dummy load.
(4)
No person shall transmit
{a}
any message containing indecent, obscene or offensive language;
{b}
any message for an improper or illegal purpose;
{c} any message which interferes with the operation of any licensed radio-communication equipment; or
{d}
any message which, to his knowledge, is false or misleading and likely to prejudice the efficiency of any life-service or endanger the safety of any person or of a place or premises, vessel, aircraft or vehicle.
(5)
A licensee shall ensure that his radio-communication equipment is worked in a manner which is safe and which does not impair or interfere with-
(a}
any Armed Forces Communication; or
(b)
the efficient and convenient working or maintenance of any other radio-communication equipment, or telecommunication system or service in
Brunei Darussalam authorised by the Authority under the Order or these
Regulations.
(6)
A licensee shall cease operating his radio-communication equipment and shall take any other immediate action which the Authority stipulates as soon as the licensee observes, or when the licensee has been informed by the Authority or any other competent authority, that the working of the radio-communication equipment causes interference to radio-communication.
(7)
The licensee shall, where so directed by the Authority in writing, cease to operate all or any of the equipment comprised in his station for such period or periods of time as the Authority may require for the purposes of investigation of interference to radio-communication.
1971
International Telecommunication Convention.