enforcement Notwithstanding paragraph (1), the Commission shall not decrease or diminish the regular enforcement efforts targeted to pirate radio broadcast stations for other times of the year. (f) State and local government authority (1) Statutes or ordinances permitted A State or local government may enact a statute or ordinance that imposes civil or criminal penalties for pirate radio broadcasting, or for knowingly and intentionally facilitating pirate radio broadcasting, provided that the determination whether a radio station is engaged in pirate radio broadcasting shall be made exclusively by the Commission. (2) Commission authority preserved Enforcement by a State or local government of a statute or ordinance under this section shall not preclude the Commission or Federal law enforcement authority from concurrently enforcing this section and section 301 of this Act, any other Federal law, or any regulation of the Commission thereunder. (g) Definitions In this section: (1) Pirate radio broadcasting The term pirate radio broadcasting means the transmission of communications on spectrum frequencies between 535 to 1705 kHz or 87.7 to 108 MHz without a license issued by the Federal Communications Commission, but does not include unlicensed operations in compliance with part 15 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations. (2) Facilitates The term facilitates means providing access to property (and improvements thereon) or providing physical goods or services, including providing housing, facilities, or financing, that directly aid pirate radio broadcasting. (3) Knowingly and intentionally The term knowingly and intentionally means the person was previously served by the Commission with a notice of unlicensed operations, notice of apparent liability, or citation for efforts to facilitate pirate radio broadcasting. .