NaLA Petitions for Reconsideration of FCC Data Collection Order
The FCC data collection order is "fundamentally flawed," the National Lifeline Association said in a petition for reconsideration in docket 20-437. The order required the nine largest Lifeline providers to submit five years of network cost data for the Wireline…
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Bureau's Lifeline market report. NaLA argued the order is "unduly burdensome" and would "divert significant time, money, staff, and other resources to even attempt to respond" to "sprawling data demands."