Simplified Rules for Personal Radio Services Devices Take Effect Sept. 28
Changes approved by the FCC to Part 95 personal radio services (PRS) rules in May take effect Sept. 28, said a notice set for Tuesday's Federal Register. The rules cover citizens band radios; walkie-talkies; radio-controlled toy cars, boats and planes;…
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hearing assistance devices; and more sophisticated apparatus including medical implants and personal locator beacons (see 1705180040). The order deleted two rules, requiring the Office of Management and Budget sign off on the resulting modification of the information collections under the Paperwork Reduction Act, the FCC said. “Because subsequent review and consultation with OMB has revealed that there is no existing clearance that will be modified by the deletion of these two rules, OMB review is not necessary,” the notice said. “The same effective date applies to all of the rules in the Report and Order.”