A proposed permanent secondary allocation to the amateur service at or near 5 MHz is among the agenda items for the World Radio Communication Conference in 2015.
There are numerous items on the 2015 World Radio Communications meeting agenda, as spelled out at the end of the recently concluded 2012 conference. One is the proposal for a possible new allocation to the amateur service on a secondary basis within the band 5,250 to 5,450 MHz.
The International Amateur Radio Union has described such an allocation as being among the best for radio amateurs to use to provide around the clock emergency communications. So far, little has been heard in public in the way of objections.
The South African Radio League (SARL) has applied for a license for pilot operation on 5 MHz for propagation experimentation purposes. South Africa's regulator, ICASA, recently told the SARL that the agency is looking at suitable frequencies and expects to make a decision soon.
Source: http://www.southgatearc.org/news/august2012/a_look_at_the_upcoming_wrc_2015.htm
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