BG5BQB Currently, Zhejiang has successfully maintained a 6-meter wavelength band, which is commendable.
Shanghai also recently banned some amateur radio frequencies in the city after what it called "coordination," without first consulting and seeking feedback from Shanghai's amateur radio enthusiasts. Now that a document banning certain amateur radio frequencies has been issued, it is unclear whether this unreasonable practice of not coordinating with the relevant parties (amateur radio enthusiasts) will receive approval from the national radio management agency. (Note: The new version of the "Regulations on Radio Frequency Allocation in the People's Republic of China" came into effect on July 1, 2023. Article 3.3.1 states: "From the date of implementation of this regulation, business frequency allocation, assignment, and use must comply with the provisions of this regulation unless otherwise approved by the national radio management agency." In theory, Shanghai's actions of banning amateur radio enthusiasts from using certain frequencies must be approved by the national radio management agency to be legally valid.) If such unreasonable coordination practices in Shanghai have indeed been approved by the national radio management department, then it would be laughable.
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