What is the FCC doing to make this rulemaking process open and data-driven?
The FCC is taking unprecedented steps to ensure that the rulemaking process is fact-based, engineering-driven, and open to the public. The Commission put forward actual draft rules in the NPRM for public input; has created a Technical Advisory Process to ensure that the rulemaking is based on a sound, technical understanding of the relevant issues; is harnessing the power of the public to participate via the Internet through OpenInternet.gov; has asked that commenters support their views with facts, data and specific examples; and is hosting a series of public workshops on key issues.
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