EWA Files Request for Action, re: Petition for Orders to Show Cause, July 29, 2016

Publication Date:

August 2, 2016

On July 29, 2016, the Enterprise Wireless Alliance filed a letter requesting that the Federal Communications Commission act on a Petition for Orders to Show Cause filed in June of 2015. While EWA takes no position on the resolution of any licensing issue in the Petition, it does urge the FCC "to take whatever action it deems appropriate as promptly as possible" for the benefit of the licensees, many of which are small businesses unaccustomed to regulatory uncertainty.

File:

Download EWA_Request_for_Action_on_SNG_Petition.pdf (168.33 KB)

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