Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining an RRO license?

The requirement for obtaining a Restricted Radio Operator (RRO) license includes various criteria, but citizenship is not one of them. While individuals must have valid identification and must be at least 18 years old, there is no stipulation that an applicant must be a citizen of Canada. Instead, the primary focus is on the capability to safely operate radio equipment and comply with regulations, which is assessed through passing a written examination.

This context clarifies that non-citizens who meet the other requirements can also apply for and obtain an RRO license, emphasizing that citizenship does not restrict access to operating radio equipment under the RRO classification.