Brendan Carr Withdraws FCC's Bulk Billing Proposal
The proposal would have taken comment on banning the practice.

The proposal would have taken comment on banning the practice.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2025 – That’s one down.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr removed from circulation last week an item that would have sought comment on banning bulk billing arrangements between landlords and broadband providers.
Carr is expected to roll back or not enforce a number of consumer protection rules pursued by the Biden FCC. The bulk billing proposal was never made public but was circulated among staff by Jessica Rosenworcel, the Biden FCC chairwoman, in March 2024.
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