Results of Comments on Draft Land Mobile Radio Committee Report
Overview
Public comments were invited from July 17 to August 20, 2026, on the draft report of the Land Mobile Radio Communications Committee, which addresses technical conditions for wireless train control systems in the 300 MHz band as part of the technical conditions for advancing business land mobile radio communications. A total of 12 comments were submitted. The comments and the committee’s views are being published, and the matter is scheduled for deliberation at the next Information and Communications Technology Subcommittee meeting of the Information and Communications Council.
Key points
- A total of 12 comments were submitted during the public comment period.
- In light of the public comment results, the matter will be deliberated at the next meeting of the Information and Communications Technology Subcommittee of the Information and Communications Council.
- The subject is the draft Land Mobile Radio Communications Committee report on technical conditions for wireless train control systems in the 300 MHz band, within the technical conditions for advancing business land mobile radio communications.
Overview
The Land Mobile Radio Communications Committee of the Information and Communications Technology Subcommittee of the Information and Communications Council invited comments on a draft report concerning Inquiry No. 2033. The press release presents the comments received, the committee’s views, and the schedule for future deliberations.
Details
The subject of the public comment period is the draft report of the Land Mobile Radio Communications Committee, Information and Communications Technology Subcommittee, Information and Communications Council. The draft report addresses technical conditions for wireless train control systems in the 300 MHz band as part of the technical conditions for advancing business land mobile radio communications.
The public comment period ran from Friday, July 17, 2026, through Thursday, August 20, 2026. A total of 12 comments and the Land Mobile Radio Communications Committee’s views on each comment will be published.
In light of the public comment results, the matter is scheduled for deliberation at the next meeting of the Information and Communications Technology Subcommittee of the Information and Communications Council.