NZ's RSM continues work through COVID-19 crisis

Thursday, 02 April, 2020

New Zealand’s Radio Spectrum Management agency (RSM) is continuing to operate during the COVID-19 alert, with all essential services still available.

In a business update circulated via email, RSM said, “All of our people are working remotely, however workflows will be prioritised to essential services first, so expect some delays if your enquiry is non-essential.

“The register is available as usual and we don’t anticipate there will be any impact with the processing of licensing applications.”

Queries about licence applications can be made via email to RSMLicensing@mbie.govt.nz.

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