Telecommunications Act
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Art. 39 Licence fees for radiocommunications 140

1 The li­cens­ing au­thor­ity shall charge a fee for ra­diocom­mu­nic­a­tions li­cences. No fee shall be charged for ra­diocom­mu­nic­a­tions li­cences in­ten­ded for broad­cast­ing li­censed ra­dio or tele­vi­sion pro­gramme ser­vices in ac­cord­ance with the RTVA141.142

2 The amount of the fees shall be cal­cu­lated on the basis of:

a.
the fre­quency range al­loc­ated, the class of fre­quency and the value of the fre­quen­cies;
b.
the band­width al­loc­ated;
c.
the ter­rit­ori­al scope; and
d.
the tem­por­al scope.

3 If a fre­quency may also be used to broad­cast both li­censed ra­dio or tele­vi­sion pro­gramme ser­vices and to trans­mit oth­er ra­dio and tele­vi­sion pro­gramme ser­vices and in­form­a­tion, the lat­ter is sub­ject to a li­cence fee pro­por­tion­al to us­age.143

3bis In or­der to fa­cil­it­ate the in­tro­duc­tion of new broad­cast­ing tech­no­lo­gies in terms of Art­icle 58 RTVA, or to safe­guard the di­versity of pro­gram­ming in areas in­ad­equately covered by wire­less ter­restri­al ser­vices, the Fed­er­al Coun­cil may re­duce the li­cence fee for broad­cast­ing ra­dio and tele­vi­sion pro­gramme ser­vices.144

4 If the ra­diocom­mu­nic­a­tions li­cence is gran­ted by auc­tion, the li­cence fee shall cor­res­pond to the amount of the bid, less ad­min­is­trat­ive charges for the in­vit­a­tion to tender and the grant­ing of the li­cence. The li­cens­ing au­thor­ity may fix a min­im­um bid.

5 The Fed­er­al Coun­cil may waive pay­ment of the ra­diocom­mu­nic­a­tions li­cence fee in the case of the fol­low­ing bod­ies, provided that they do not sup­ply tele­com­mu­nic­a­tions ser­vices and that they make ra­tion­al use of fre­quen­cies:

a.
au­thor­it­ies and pub­lic law bod­ies and es­tab­lish­ments of the Con­fed­er­a­tion, can­tons and com­munes, provided that they use the fre­quency spec­trum ex­clus­ively for tasks for which they bear sole re­spons­ib­il­ity;
b.
pub­lic trans­port un­der­tak­ings;
c.145
the in­sti­tu­tion­al be­ne­fi­ciar­ies of pref­er­en­tial rights, im­munit­ies and fa­cil­it­ies un­der Art­icle 2 para­graph 1 let­ters a, b and d–l of the Host State Act of 22 June 2007146;
d.147
leg­al en­tit­ies un­der private law, provided they per­form pub­lic tasks on be­half of the Con­fed­er­a­tion, can­tons or com­munes.

140 Amended by An­nex No II 2 of the FA of 24 March 2006 on Ra­dio and Tele­vi­sion, in force since 1 Apr. 2007 (AS 2007 737; BBl 2003 1569).

141 SR 784.40

142 Amended by An­nex No 4 of the FA of 26 Sept. 2014, in force since 1 Dec. 2017 (AS 2016 2131, 2017 5929; BBl 2013 4975).

143 Amended by An­nex No 4 of the FA of 26 Sept. 2014, in force since 1 Dec. 2017 (AS 2016 2131, 2017 5929; BBl 2013 4975).

144 In­ser­ted by An­nex No 4 of the FA of 26 Sept. 2014, in force since 1 Dec. 2017 (AS 2016 2131, 2017 5929; BBl 2013 4975).

145 Amended by No I of the FA of 22 March 2019, in force since 1 Jan. 2021 (AS 2020 6159; BBl 2017 6559).

146 SR 192.12

147 Amended by No I of the FA of 22 March 2019, in force since 1 Jan. 2021 (AS 2020 6159; BBl 2017 6559).

BGE

131 II 735 () from 17. Oktober 2005
Regeste: Art. 5, 39 und 61 FMG, Art. 9 GFV; Zulässigkeit der Erhöhung der Konzessionsgebühr für die Funkkonzession. Zulässigkeit der Verwaltungsgerichtsbeschwerde (E. 1). Gesetzliche Regelung der Konzessionsgebühr (E. 2). Charakter der Funkkonzessionsgebühr und Tragweite der für Gebühren geltenden Verfassungsprinzipien (E. 3). Zulässigkeit der Einführung eines wirtschaftlichen Kriteriums des "Werts der Frequenzen" auf dem Verordnungsweg (E. 4 und 5).

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