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Rep. Latta Resolution Aimed at Blocking FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules

Latta offered his resolution one day after the FCC's Net Neutrality rules were published in the Federal Register.

Ted Hearn

Ted Hearn

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Rep. Latta Resolution Aimed at Blocking FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules
Photo of Rep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio.

WASHINGTON, May 27, 2024 – In what is likely a symbolic gesture, a senior House Republican last week took the first step in attempting to stop implementation of new Net Neutrality rules adopted by the Federal Communications Commission in April.

Rep. Bob Latta, R-Ohio, introduced a joint resolution on May 23 to void the Net Neutrality rules under the Congressional Review Act. Latta is chairman of the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, which oversees activity at the FCC.

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