FCC cuts 21 more obsolete rules amid ‘delete, delete, delete’ push

The Federal Communications Commission has taken the axe to another 21 rules and requirements, totaling 2,927 words and covering seven pages in the Code of Federal Regulations. The move is part of FCC Chair Brendan Carr’s ongoing “Delete, Delete, Delete” proceeding. Carr says the rules plainly no longer serve the public interest.

The latest batch of rules and requirements set for elimination have primarily been targeted because they have been sunset by operation of law or govern an expired event. 

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