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Aruba Certificate Validity

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05-AUG-21

Aruba Regulator DTZ has made a change to the validity period for newly issued RF Type approval certificates.

Previously issued certificates did not have an expiry date, however the recent change means that certificates will now be issued with a fixed validity period of 5 years.

Exsiting certificates issued before the change are unaffected.

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