Hawaii HB1472 regulates broadband internet access services, ensuring transparency and prohibiting certain practices.
Hawaii HB1472 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to establish regulations for broadband internet access services. It mandates that internet service providers must publicly disclose network management practices, performance, and commercial terms. The bill prohibits providers from blocking lawful content, engaging in paid prioritization, or offering application-specific differential pricing unless it is zero-rating. It also sets automatic approval timelines for broadband-related permits and requires compliance with safety and engineering standards for infrastructure development.
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