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>>> <do_not_reply@ofcom.org.uk> 01/08/04 11:42AM >>>
Your e-mail has NOT been received by the receipient(s). The destination
regulator has now moved to Ofcom's offices.

Ofcom will be the new communications regulator when it assumes its
powers on Monday 29 December 2003. Ofcom will inherit the duties of the
five existing regulators it will replace . the Broadcasting Standards
Commission, the Independent Television Commission, Oftel, the Radio
Authority and the Radiocommunications Agency. An independent regulatory
body, Ofcom will also fulfil the additional duties enacted in the
provisions laid down in the Communications Act 2003. The transition to
Ofcom will begin on Monday 17 November and end on Sunday 28 December.
During this period, individuals based in Ofcom's offices and using
Ofcom's services may be required to act on behalf of the legacy
regulators which Ofcom will replace. Similarly, publications that were
created by the original five regulators (and branded as such) will
continue to be issued, in some case even after 29 December 2003. These
publications should be deemed to be Ofcom approved until such time as
they are either wit!
hdrawn or superseded by new Ofcom publications.

Contacting Ofcom

Ofcom will be offering many self-help features on its website which can
be found at www.ofcom.org.uk.

020 7981 3000 is Ofcom's main telephone switchboard number. To
telephone a named individual or specific function, please call this
number or the relevant direct line if you know it. Alternatively, send
a fax to 020 7981 3333, or write to Ofcom at:

Riverside House, 2a Southwark Bridge Road, London SE1 9HA.

Specific contacts regarding the following will be managed by the Ofcom
Contact Centre, which will be operational from 8 December 2003:

- complaints handling (including telecommunications,
broadcasting content and TV/radio interference);
- general enquiries or queries regarding licensing/spectrum
(including fees), broadcasting or telecommunications;
- business radio licensing authorisations; and
- publications requests.

The Ofcom Contact Centre can be contacted by:

Telephone: 0845 456 3000
Textphone: 0845 456 3003
Fax: 0845 456 3333
E-mail: contact@ofcom.org.uk



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