Sec. 27.307 General application requirements.
(a) Each application (including applications filed on Forms 175 and
600) for a radio station authorization or for consent to assignment or
transfer of control in the WCS shall disclose fully the real party or
parties in interest and must include the following information:
(1) A list of its subsidiaries, if any. Subsidiary means any FCC-
regulated business five per cent or more of whose stock, warrants,
options or debt securities are owned by the applicant or an officer,
director, stockholder or key management personnel of the applicant. This
list must include a description of each subsidiary's principal business
and a description of each subsidiary's relationship to the applicant;
(2) A list of its affiliates, if any. Affiliate is defined in
Sec. 27.210(d);
(3) A list of the names, addresses, citizenship and principal
business of any person holding five percent or more of each class of
stock, warrants, options or debt securities together with the amount and
percentage held, and the name, address, citizenship and principal place
of business of any person on whose account, if other than the holder,
such interest is held. If any of these persons are related by blood or
marriage, include such relationship in the statement;
(4) In the case of partnerships, the name and address of each
partner, each partner's citizenship and the share or interest
participation in the partnership. This information must be provided for
all partners, regardless of their respective ownership interests in the
partnership. This information must be included an exhibit to the
application; and
(b) Each application for a radio station authorization in the WCS
must:
(1) Submit the information required by the Commission's rules,
requests, and application forms;
(2) Be maintained by the applicant substantially accurate and
complete in all significant respects in accordance with the provisions
of Sec. 1.65 of this chapter; and
(3) Show compliance with and make all special showings that may be
applicable.
(c) Where documents, exhibits, or other lengthy showings already on
file with the Commission contain information which is required by an
application form, the application may specifically refer to such
information, if:
(1) The information previously filed is over one A4 (21 cm x 29.7
cm) or 8.5 x 11 inch (21.6 cm x 27.9 cm) page in length, and all
information referenced therein is current and accurate in all
significant respects under Sec. 1.65 of this chapter; and
(2) The reference states specifically where the previously filed
information can actually be found, including mention of:
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(i) The station call sign or application file number whenever the
reference is to station files or previously filed applications; and
(ii) The title of the proceeding, the docket number, and any legal
citations, whenever the reference is to a docketed proceeding. However,
questions on an application form which call for specific technical data,
or which can be answered by a ``yes'' or ``no'' or other short answer
shall be answered as appropriate and shall not be cross-referenced to a
previous filing.
(d) In addition to the general application requirements of subpart F
of this part and Sec. 27.204, applicants shall submit any additional
documents, exhibits, or signed written statements of fact:
(1) As may be required by these rules; and
(2) As the Commission, at any time after the filing of an
application and during the term of any authorization, may require from
any applicant, permittee, or licensee to enable it to determine whether
a radio authorization should be granted, denied, or revoked.
(e) Except when the Commission has declared explicitly to the
contrary, an informational requirement does not in itself imply the
processing treatment of decisional weight to be accorded the response.
[ 62 FR 9658 , Mar. 3, 1997; 62 FR 16099 , Apr. 4, 1997]
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