Minnesota HF4052 modifies telecommunications regulations, including rate changes, service classifications, and reporting requirements for telephone.
Minnesota HF4052 amends various provisions governing telephone company regulation, facilities, pricing plans, service classification, and reporting requirements. It prohibits incumbent telephone companies with over 1 million access lines from changing retail rates without a revenue requirement determination, unless regulated under specific sections. The bill mandates that telephone companies notify customers of blocking options, including 900 number and international long-distance blocking. It also requires companies to inform customers of the price for all service options available.
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