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	SAAQ \| Driver's Licence \| Drinking and Driving
		A learner’s licence holder is not eligible for a restricted licence.
		A restricted licence allows an offender to use a vehicle on condition that it be equipped with an alcohol ignition interlock.
		The class of the restricted licence is the same as that on the driver’s licence and the restricted licence is valid until the end of the penalty period.
	www.saaq.gouv.qc.ca /en/driver_licence/alcohol/restricted_licences.html (486 words)

	Restricted Service Licence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A UK Restricted Service Licence (often called an RSL), is typically granted to radio stations and television stations broadcasting within the UK to serve a local community or a special event.
		Licences are granted by the broadcasting authority Ofcom (formerly the Radio Authority and the Independent Television Commission, respectively).
		In 1990, the Broadcasting Act (1990) became law, and led to the establishment of two licencing authorities: the Radio Authority to licence new radio services and monitor existing licences, and the Independent Television Commission, to licence new short-term television services.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Restricted_Service_Licence (481 words)

	Fact Sheet Three: The Radio Authority: Its Licences and Licensing Procedures
		One licence must be for a 'non-pop' station (this licence was awarded to Classic FM), and one must be for a predominantly speech-based service (awarded to Talk Radio).
		RSLs operate on a low-power basis for a limited geographical area (typically, coverage of a town, or approximately a three kilometre radius in a city).
		Cable and satellite service licences are issued at the discretion of the Authority (generally on request).
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/rau/about-ra/factsheets/fs3.html (2209 words)

	Radio Authority Publishes Restricted Service Licence Annual Report 1999
		The Radio Authority today published its Short-term Restricted Service Licence (RSL) Annual Report for 1999, which describes the widespread activities of some 400 short-term radio stations that have taken place across the UK during last year.
		The majority of radio services licensed under this scheme are run by volunteers, although some, such as trial services and those for coverage of sports events, use professional staff.
		Restricted service licences are generally issued for a maximum of 28 days and for a limited geographical area (coverage of a town, or approximately a 3km radius in a city).
	www.ofcom.org.uk /static/archive/rau/newsroom/news-release/00/pr063.htm (784 words)

	Revival Radio - a vision for Christian broadcasting in Scotland
		Operating on a Restricted Service Licence, the station will broadcast on 105.4FM for a period of 28 days and will be audible throughout the City of Glasgow and towns and villages in Lanarkshire, Dumbartonshire and Renfrewshire.
		Most terrestrial radio broadcast licences in the UK are issued on a commercial basis.
		Restricted Service Licences (RSL) allow stations to broadcast on low power for up to 28 days at a time and can be issued twice a year to the same station.
	www.revivalradio.org.uk /press-releases/april2004-broadcast.htm (502 words)

	Aircheck Links
		Analogue licences last for eight years at a time and are readvertised, re-awarded or awarded to a new successful applicant shortly before each licence expires and after appropriate procedures are invoked by the regulatory body.
		Digital licences are awarded for 12 years - to date, none have been readvertised due to the new format.
		RSL = Restricted Service Licence - a short-term licence awarded by the Radio Authority - can be applied for an operated up to twice per year by a licence holder under current broadcast legislation.
	www.community-net.co.uk /members/aircheck/aircheck_glossary.htm (896 words)

	Restricted driver licence, DIER - Transport Division , Tasmania (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		A restricted driver licence enables a customer to continue to drive with certain conditions attached to their licence when they would not otherwise be entitled to drive.
		The issue of a restricted driver licence is approved by a magistrate of the Court of Petty Sessions or judge of the Supreme Court.
		Australian licence holders provided they are not eligible for a period of good behaviour.
	www.transport.tas.gov.au /licence_information/getting_a_licence12.html (426 words)

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		A Restricted Service Licence (RSL) is issued by the Radio Authority to groups wishing to provided a radio service in a limited area for a period generally less than one month.
		Radio Caburn has alreadey broadcast under an RSL for 14 days around bonfire night, and was received throughout the 'greater Lewes' area.
		A further RSL has already been awarded to Radio Caburn, to broadcast during the Millenium celebrations, and it is also hoped to broadcast at bonfire again.
	freepages.pavilion.net /richardr/rsl.htm (123 words)

	Restricted Service Licence - Media UK
		A Restricted Service Licence, or RSL, is a short-term licence allowing a radio station a temporary frequency for a short period.
		RSLs are used for football radio stations, allowing broadcasts on the days of home games one; for music festivals, religious feasts and cultural events.
		Student Radio uses RSLs to make their stations more generally available during important parts of the academic year.
	www.mediauk.com /the_knowledge/i.muk?title=Restricted_Service_Licence&oldid=1013 (157 words)

	ThirdSector (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		The station was awarded a four-year "restricted service licence" by TV body the Independent Television Commission.
		There are 26 restricted service operators in the UK which broadcast to local areas on unused analogue frequencies, but this is the first time that this type of licence has been awarded to a not-for-profit company.
		Solent TV was chosen in preference to the current for-profit broadcaster for the island, TV12 Limited, which had re-applied for the licence.
	www.thirdsector.co.uk /charity_news/full_news.cfm?ID=3582 (358 words)

	Spring 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		HFM Interactive—THE Radio Show with Pictures was a 3-week pilot project in the United Kingdom to assess the potential of community radio combined with virtual classroom technology as a tool for community engagement.
		RSLs are granted up to a maximum of one every six months.
		In order to secure a full time licence, the strategy is to provide an innovative service which might be developed as a model for sustainability.
	www.comtechreview.org /spring-2003/000053.html (830 words)

	Welcome to SHALOM FM RADIO
		It has been granted a Restricted Service Licence (RSL) for the fourth time and will broadcast until November 25.
		Mike Mendoza, currently a presenter with TalkSport, said: Once again I am delighted that this short-term licence has been granted to a group that really knows the community that it is serving, that is the entire community.
		The programme schedule for this latest RSL will be announced in the next few weeks, but already signed up as presenters and programme hosts are former Radio 1 DJ Emperor Rosko, Rabbi Alan Plancey, Flora Frank, Charlie Wolf, David Lambert, Mike Peters and Jeremy Silverstone.
	www.jewishpeople.net /NEWS.html (407 words)

	Home Page - Barrow Local Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		We were operating under the terms and conditions of an RSL licence.
		RSL stands for Restricted Service Licence and these are issued by a governing body for various reasons.
		More details on RSL can be found here.
	www.southlakes-uk.co.uk /blr/rsl.html (261 words)

	Getting a licence back, DIER - Transport Division , Tasmania
		Customers cannot be issued with a licence until after the end of the disqualification period or on the last working day before the end of the disqualification period if it falls on a non-working day.
		A restricted licence enables a customer to continue to drive with certain conditions attached to their licence when they would not otherwise be entitled to drive.
		After a period of disqualification, the client may be issued with a licence that has certain conditions placed on it.
	www.transport.tas.gov.au /licence_information/licence_back.html (690 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Entertainment - Community radio station mounts licence bid
		Jubilee FM has been operating on a restricted service licence (RSL) for the last five years, but hopes to gain the community licence, which would allow it to become a full-time station, when Ofcom hands out another round of the licences later this year.
		Last year, three FM community licences were granted to stations in the Lothians.
		Leith FM and Black Diamond FM were two, while Garrison Radio was granted a licence to play to soldiers and their families at the city's Dreghorn Barracks.
	news.scotsman.com /entertainment.cfm?id=591362006 (405 words)

	Xfm Manchester
		Following on from our Restricted Service Licence broadcast back in August, Xfm can confirm that we will apply for the new analogue radio licence for greater Manchester.
		Following initial local research and August’s successful restricted service licence, Xfm will apply for the new analogue radio licence for greater Manchester.
		Alternatively, you can email direct to Ofcom (the regulatory agency responsible for awarding radio licences), who welcome the views of the public and are keen to hear the needs of local radio listeners:
	www.xfm.co.uk /Article.asp?id=33031 (420 words)

	Christian Community Radio
		Community Radio is a new tier of radio licence which became available for the first time in the UK in 2004.
		This licence is understood to be for the same frequency of 101.8 fm and expected to commence when the current "Access Radio" licence expires at the end of June 2005.
		The first licence was awarded to an existing "Access Radio" trial station operating on medium wave (am) and which had no competitor applications at all.
	www.christianradio.org.uk /christian-community-radio.htm (761 words)

	Revival Radio Awarded Community Radio Licence - Press Release
		The licence is for 5 years and allows the station to operate for 24 hours, 7 days per week.
		This is the first full-time radio licence for a Christian based community radio station in Scotland so we are pioneering a new concept in radio in Scotland.”
		Revival Radio previously operated under the Restricted Service Licence scheme whereby a short term licence of up to 28 days is granted only twice per year.
	www.revivalradio.org.uk /press-releases/community-application.htm (366 words)

	Radical Radios - Solutions
		Radical Radios provides FM transmitter hire, for short-term RSL (Restricted Service Licence) broadcast in the UK, along with advice, training and other equipment.
		An RSL will broadcast to a very localised area (approximately 3-4 miles radius of the transmitter) and can be on-air for up to 28 days.
		The Radio Authority grants short-term Restricted Service Licences on FM or AM for a wide range of reasons, for example for coverage of a sports event or other special project, such as training, or as a trial in preparation for applying for a local licence.
	www.radicalradios.com /services (167 words)

	More FM \| Oxfordshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		By August, Steve was ready to present a case for the proposed service together with technical coverage predictions commissioned from NTL.
		The Radio Authority was cautious in its response, explaining that frequency availability could be difficult and that evidence of demand for a new station would be a factor in discussion of future development plans for the area.
		The RSL was enthusiastically received, and there were several improvements from the first project.
	www.morefm.co.uk /story.htm (1115 words)

	Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		Groups across the country were invited to apply for the new broadcast licence in November 2004 and Forest of Dean Radio have heard today that they are the first community group in the country to be awarded the licence.
		The stations proposal for the 5 year licence was based on experiences over nearly 10 years of community radio activity including almost 3 years on air as one of the Access Pilot scheme.
		We offer individuals and groups the opportunity to be involved in all aspects of running a radio station, producing programming that centres on the Forest of Dean’s history, present and future, culture, people and places, as well as informing and encouraging local responses to national and international issues and tastes.
	www.fodradio.org /licence.htm (410 words)

	Restricted Service Licence Television Stations in the UK
		Restricted Service Licence Television Stations in the UK The British DX Club
		A recent broadcasting development in the UK is the introduction of "Restricted Service Licence" television stations.
		These stations are similar to their radio counterparts except that, whereas the radio stations are licenced for a continuous transmission period of up to 30 days, the television stations are licenced for up to 2 years operation.
	www.users.waitrose.com /~bdxc/lists/tv.html (193 words)

	Media: On a woman's wavelength: An experimental radio service giving Independent, The (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-06)
		London's Celebration Radio was launched this week, offering what it sees as a well-balanced seven-day diet of female broadcasting entertainment, which might even mark a change in the nation's listening habits.
		A week-long Radio Authority Restricted Service Licence has been granted to Celebration for an experimental service described as 'a voice for women in London'.
		There is a feeling among already established women in the media that the time could be right for a female-oriented station.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_19940420/ai_n14855395 (950 words)

	DXing.info :: Alan Gale
		I'd become very interested in Medium Wave Dxing, espcially UK local radio, which was continuing to grow at that time, and in the 1990s a new form of radio appeared in the UK - the Restricted Service Licence, or 'RSL' as it was then known.
		With the advent of the long term RSL licences Radio Cavell was awarded a 5 year licence and allocated the frequency of 1350 kHz.
		Due the the vast increase in the number of these low power stations it's now much harder to here us than it was in the old days, but we do continue to receive a number of reports every year.
	www.dxing.info /about/dxers/gale.dx (634 words)

	It's not just about London
		When Xfm hits town we broadcast for a week on a Restricted Service Licence and organise a series of exclusive gigs and events.
		So far we've taken in Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool and we'll be broadcasting in Cardiff on 87.7FM from June 6 until July 2 2005.
		Xfm Manchester will be an entirely local radio station, with new presenters and new shows, all based in Manchester, though it will of course continue Xfm's commitment to the best music, past, present and future.
	www.xfm.co.uk /article.asp?id=86247 (276 words)

	BHBonline \| Barnsley Hospital Broadcasting
		Barnsley Hospital Broadcasting is the voluntary hospital radio service for Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
		We are a voluntary organisation, we are all volunteers and all money raised is used to improve the service we provide to the patients of the hospital.
		The majority of the prizes are donated by local businesses that support Barnsley Hospital Broadcasting and that allows almost all of the money taken in raffle tickets sales to be used to continue the service we provide and improve it.
	www.bhbonline.co.uk (206 words)

	Newgate Radio - Home Page
		The name Newgate originates from the names Newcastle and Gateshead which is where the station intends to be as its primary listening audience when it applies for a RSL (Restricted Service Licence) which will permit the station to broadcast on an FM frequency.
		Although at a later date Newgate Radio may if possible acquire a DAB licence which will permit the station to broadcast on a digital frequency to a wider audience.
		Newgate Radio currently 'streams' music to listeners around the world (we have had reports of listeners in Australia, New Zealand, Sweden and USA as well as other countries) via the internet in Mp3, Mp3Pro and AAC+ format.
	www.newgateradio.org (149 words)

	SUSY Radio
		For the 10th year running, a group of enthusiasts (G6IXM G4WGD and G3TWJ) have been putting on a local charity fund raising broadcast radio station (Restricted Service Licence) on air from 25th September for 16 days from new studios at RNIB Training centre in Redhill, this time back on VHF.
		The move back to FM from 3 years of MW RSLs to FM came at the end of the use of studio's site with large trees for the huge MW aerial.
		The restricted Licence only permits low power of 10W ERP on 87.7MHz using vertical polarisation.
	www.southgatearc.org /news/september/redhill.htm (419 words)

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