California’s VoIP deregulation bill now advances to Gov. Jerry Brown’s...
California’s VoIP deregulation bill now advances to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk. It’s been approved by both bodies of the Legislature and awaits action by Brown (D). The much-debated bill (CD Aug 10 p9) would prohibit the California Public Utilities Commission…
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from regulating VoIP unless a state statute or federal law authorizes it to do so. SB-1161 received a 28-7 vote Wednesday in the California Senate, concurring with the Assembly amendments added to the bill with no discussion on the Senate floor. The Assembly approved the bill in mid-August with a 63-12 vote. It first cleared the Senate 30-6 in May.