What is required to construct a radio station in the Philippine Islands?

• Approval from the President of the Philippines

• A license from the Secretary of Education

• A franchise from the Philippine Legislature

• A permit from the local government

Who grants the license for operating a radio station?

• The President of the Philippines

• The Director of Posts

• The Philippine Legislature

• The Secretary of Commerce and Communications

What is the maximum duration for which a radio station license can be issued?

• One year

• Five years

• Two years

• Three years

What must be done at least two months before a license expires?

• Submit an application for renewal

• Construct a new station

• File a complaint with the Secretary

• Change the frequency of the station

What is the penalty for violating the provisions of this Act?

• A fine of up to 500 pesos

• Imprisonment for up to six months

• Community service

• A fine of up to 300 pesos or imprisonment for up to three months

Who can approve or disapprove applications for radio station construction?

• The President of the Philippines

• The Philippine Legislature

• The Director of Posts

• The Secretary of Commerce and Communication

Which of the following is exempt from the provisions of this Act?

• Amateur radio stations

• Experimental radio stations

• Private radio stations

• Radio stations of the Philippine Government

What is the consequence of transferring a radio station license without approval?

• A fine of 500 pesos

• No consequence

• The license becomes invalid

• The license is automatically renewed

What is the role of the Secretary regarding radio training schools?

• To provide funding

• To supervise the course and method of instruction

• To regulate television training

• To grant licenses to students

What must be done if a radio station wishes to change its frequency?

• Submit a new application

• No action is required

• Notify the public

• Obtain approval from the Secretary after a hearing