For SSB operation on 7055 kHz, what is the maximum transmitter peak envelope power (PEP) that an amateur radio station may use if the operator holds an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate with Basic Qualification with Honours?

A Basic Qualification with Honours grants the operator access to all amateur bands, including HF bands such as 40 metres (7055 kHz). However, it relies on the standard power limits set for Basic operators. The maximum Peak Envelope Power (PEP) allowed for a Basic or Basic with Honours certificate holder transmitting an SSB signal is 560 watts. To legally use higher power, up to a maximum of 2250 watts PEP, the operator must obtain an Advanced certificate.