New York S01545 establishes internet service neutrality requirements and oversight by the Public Service Commission.
New York S01545 amends the public service law to institute internet service neutrality. It provides the Public Service Commission with jurisdiction over monitoring broadband internet service providers. The bill requires the commission to certify annually that any broadband internet service provider does not block lawful content, impair lawful internet traffic, or engage in paid prioritization. It also mandates that certain state contracts for broadband internet access services comply with these neutrality requirements.
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