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FAQ - Ofcom Channel 69 Compensation - Audio-Technica

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Clearing channel <strong>69</strong>: Questions and Answersindicate whether you would like to surrender or modify yourequipment;indicate when you would like us to process your claim between March2011 and December 2012 and whether you would like us to do this inone batch or in multiple batches.tell us whether or not you are VAT-registered.If you hire out channel <strong>69</strong> equipment but do not hold a licence, you willbe asked to show that you were in operation on or before 2 February2009 and explain why you did not need a licence to carry out yourbusiness. You will be asked to attach evidence to support your claims.If you do not register your claim within the claim registration period(23 rd September 2010 and end of December 2010), the schemeadministrator will not be able to process your claim. This is because weneed to know the total potential cost before beginning to settle claims.However, registering does not require you to proceed to surrender andpayment. For example, if you are able to retune to channel 70 (whichmay be suitable for non-professional use) you may, entirely at your ownoption, choose not to accept funding.Q. What happens next? How do you process my claim?The scheme administrator will send you a letter to let you know that theyhave received your claim. Equiniti will write to you again when claimsprocessing starts and one month before you have indicated that youwould like us to process your claim. When your claim is processedEquiniti will check that it meets the criteria of the scheme:If you are claiming for a contribution to the cost of replacing yourequipment you will be required to surrender the equipment in order toreceive funding.If you are claiming for the cost of modifying equipment you will needto show a receipt to prove the equipment was modified.If you hire out channel <strong>69</strong> equipment but do not hold a licence andsubmit a claim, <strong>Ofcom</strong> will assess your application to see whether youhave provided sufficient evidence to support your claim. You will thenbe notified whether or not you are eligible for funding. If your claim isaccepted, it will then be processed in the normal way.If the total replacement value of your equipment is over £6000, youwill be asked to provide proof of ownership for each item you want toclaim for in all the cases set out above.Page 8 of 14

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