11417499, 25-4.020 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 11417499

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

Chapter:

TELEPHONE COMPANIES

Overview

RULE:

25-4.020	Location of Records
25-4.0201	Audit Access to Records

PURPOSE:

Rule 25-4.020 would be amended to eliminate requirements for preservation of records for telecommunications companies. In addition, there would no longer be a waiver from the requirement for telecommunications companies to reimburse the Commission for travel when the records are located within 50 miles of the Florida state line. Rule 25-4.0201 would be amended to no longer require Commission access to a telecommunications company’s affiliate company records. Also the word utility is changed to company. Docket No.: 120050-TP

SUMMARY:

Rule 25-4.020 currently requires telecommunications companies to preserve their records for the period of time specified in Form PSC/ECR/17-T (5/93), and to keep their records at their offices within the State unless otherwise authorized by the Commission. The rule amendment would eliminate these requirements. The rule amendment would also eliminate the waiver of the reimbursement requirement for reasonable travel expenses incurred during a Commission review of out-of-state records that are located within 50 miles of the Florida state line. Rule 25-4.0201 currently requires Commission access to telecommunications company and affiliate company records. The rule amendment would no longer require Commission access to affiliate company records.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

350.127(2), 364.016, 364.183 FS

LAW:

364.016, 364.183, 364.183(1) FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

4/27/2012 Vol. 38/17

COMMENTS:

From 4/27/2012 To 5/18/2012 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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