effective on February 5, 2018. Austria (ITU Region 1): In December 2020, the frequency range of 5351.3 to 5366.5 was allocated to the amateur radio service on a secondary basis with a maximum radiated power of 15 W EIRP by the Austrian telecom regulator BMVIT. Bahamas (ITU Region 2): It has been found that since 2009, The Bahamas has had a 60 m Amateur Secondary Allocation of 5330 – 5406 kHz. However a recent update to their National Frequency Allocation Table shows the WRC-15 60 m Amateur Secondary Allocation of 5351.5 to 5366.5 kHz at 25 W EIRP. News is awaited of which allocation is now in force, hence both allocations are currently recorded. Bangladesh (ITU Region 3): From 2005, the band 5250–5310 kHz was allocated nationally to the amateur service on a secondary basis for propagation experiments. Stations of the amateur service in Bangladesh shall not cause harmful interference to any station operating in accordance with the ITU Radio Regulations, which in this case will be of a governmental or commercial nature. All modes are permitted. (Source: Bangladesh Telecomms Administration NFAP) Barbados (ITU Region 2): From August 2019, the regulator has updated the 60 m allocation to 5332 – 5405 kHz. Previous operation was from 5250 to 5400 kHz, maximum power 100 W PEP. Belarus (ITU Region 1): From July 2016, amateurs in Belarus have had access to the WRC-15 allocation from 5351.5 to 5366.5 kHz. Maximum Power is 50 Watts. SSB, CW and digital modes are permitted to Class A (top level) Licensees. Belgium (ITU Region 1): At the beginning of March 2016, the Belgian telecoms regulator, IBPT/BIPT, issued a decision permitting access to the new WRC-15 60 m allocation for all Belgian Class A amateur licensees (also known as the HAREC licence). The allocation is from 5351.5 to 5366.5 kHz on a Secondary basis with a maximum power of 15 W EIRP. All modes are permitted. Belize (ITU Region 2): The new Belize Amateur Radio Club (BARC) website carries information that the new WRC-15 Amateur Secondary 60 m allocation of 5351.5 5366.5 kHz has become available with a maximum power limit of 25 W EIRP. Bosnia & Herzegovina (ITU Region 1): Bosnia & Herzegovina have been authorized by their regulator, RAK, for 5 MHz operation under the new WRC-15 Secondary Allocation 5351.5 5366.5 kHz with a maximum power of 15 W EIRP Botswana (ITU Region 1): The