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Following the consequential Broadnet Declaratory Ruling, NCLC and PSC each filed petitions seeking reconsideration. The NCLC Petition argued that, among other things, federal contractors are “persons” under the TCPA and that the Broadnet Declaratory Ruling misinterpreted the Supreme Court’s holding in Campbell-Ewald Co. v. Gomez on that point. 4 The PSC Petition took issue with the Broadnet Declaratory Ruling to the extent that it required federal government contractors to meet an agency requirement to invoke TCPA immunity when making calls. Specifically, the PSC Petition asked the ...

Advertisement TCPA Regulatory Update — FCC Reverses Course on Broadnet Declaratory Ruling; Begins Implementing Another Section of the TRACED Act Wednesday, December 16, 2020 As in past months, the FCC has taken several small but important steps to curtail illegal robocalls through targeted actions implementing the TRACED Act. Stakeholders have also been meeting virtually with Commission staff on a regular basis to discuss these and other proposals reforming the TCPA. In particular, over the past month, stakeholders urged the FCC to provide clarity surrounding the scope of consume...

Him as a candidate, and he's a friend of mine, i like him a lot. but if he's a candidate, you don't know if he's either going to be able to run or to serve, so how could you be be voting that way. i think he should go into the court and get a declaratory ruling. this is just not a settled issue at all and it's a big problem. >> i guess i'm curious -- i'm sorry, why now donald as this become an issue, obviously you have known him, the two of you seem to get along very well throughout this campaign, this long arduous process, why are people saying why now -- >> first of all, i didn't bring it up...

This ends up down the road. >> here the attorneys general who combined forces 27 strong to say this is unconstitutional, here's their reaction to the decision. >> what the court ordered was that it was nonsevreable and inextricably bound so if one portion fails, the entire portion fails. that's the ruling we were looking for. >> the judge made it clear in his declaratory ruling that he expects federal officials to adhere to his judgment. >> very, very powerful decision and i think if you're president obama or harry reid, you got to be thinking, ok, if this is declared unconstitutional, where d...