§  101.1523   Sharing and coordination among non-government licensees and
between non-government and government services.

   (a) Registration of each link in the 71–76 GHz, 81–86 GHz, and 92–95
   GHz bands will be in the Universal Licensing System until the Wireless
   Telecommunications Bureau announces by public notice the implementation
   of a third-party database.

   (b) The licensee or applicant shall:

   (1) Complete coordination with Federal Government links according to
   the coordination standards and procedures adopted in Report and Order,
   FCC 03–248, and as further detailed in subsequent implementation public
   notices issued consistent with that order;

   (2) Provide an electronic copy of an interference analysis to the
   third-party database manager which demonstrates that the potential for
   harmful interference to or from all previously registered
   non-government links has been analyzed according to the standards of
   section 101.105 and generally accepted good engineering practice, and
   that the proposed non-government link will neither cause harmful
   interference to, nor receive harmful interference from, any previously
   registered non-government link; and

   (3) Provide upon request any information related to the interference
   analysis and the corresponding link. The third-party database managers
   shall receive and retain the interference analyses electronically and
   make them available to the public. Protection of individual links
   against harmful interference from other links shall be granted to
   first-in-time registered links. Successful completion of coordination
   via the NTIA automated mechanism shall constitute successful
   non-Federal Government to Federal Government coordination for that
   individual link.

   (c) In addition, the following types of non-Federal Government links
   require the filing with the Commission an FCC Form 601 for each link
   for the purpose of coordination and registration, in addition to
   registering each link in the third-party database:

   (1) Facilities requiring the submission of an Environmental Assessment,

   (2) Facilities requiring international coordination, and

   (3) Operation in quiet zones.

   (d) The Commission believes the licensee is in the best position to
   determine the nature of its operations and whether those operations
   impact these settings, and is required to submit to a database manager,
   as part of the registration package, documentation that an FCC Form 601
   has been filed.

   [ 69 FR 3267 , Jan. 23, 2004, as amended at  70 FR 29998 , May 25, 2005]