If telephone voice service is added to a more modern
connection scheme (wireless or fiber, for example) is any part of the
bundle under PUC regulation?
On 7/11/22 18:40, bob prohaska wrote:
If telephone voice service is added to a more modern
connection scheme (wireless or fiber, for example) is any part of the
bundle under PUC regulation?
Anything that claims to be "telephone voice service" is subject to all
the PUC regulations that pertain to 911 access for emergency services (medical, fire, police). For connection at a fixed (non-mobile)
location, this means that the customer must provide, and the carrier
must maintain and forward to the (E)911 service, the physical address
of the endpoint.
The carrier must pay the monthly fee (tax) for (E)911 service; many
carriers add this as a line item on the customer's bill.
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