Spain (ITU Region 1): On 27 October 2017, the Spanish official government gazette, the "Boletín Oficial del Estado (BOE)", published news of the new National Frequency Allocation Chart (CNAF p. 103234) which includes the new global WRC-15 60 m secondary allocation of 5351.5–5366.5 kHz. All modes are permitted with a maximum power of 15 W EIRP in a 3 kHz bandwidth. Permission for temporary usage of the new allocation was granted in December 2015 following the outcome of the WRC-15 Conference and is due to run until 31 December 2017, now replaced by the BOE announcement. Originally, in December 2013 the relevant Spanish regulatory authority, SETSI, granted permission for six 5 MHz channels following representations by URE, the Spanish national amateur radio society. These were:- 5268.0, 5295.0, 5313.0, 5382.0, 5430.0 and 5439.0 kHz for a period of six months, commencing January 1. 2014 on the basis of short-to-medium distance and emergency communications criteria. These were channel-centre frequencies, the corresponding USB 'Dial' frequencies being 5266.5, 5293.5, 5311.5, 5380.5, 5428.5 and 5437.5 kHz respectively. To those applicants who were at the requisite licence level to qualify, CW and SSB modes were permitted with a Power Limit of 100 W and bandwidth not to exceed 3 kHz. Following a petition from URE to the regulator, on June 18, 2014, the period of experimental operation was officially extended to November 30, 2015.