Pennsylvania HB924 amends the Public Utility Code to define Internet neutrality and restrict certain practices by Internet service providers.
Pennsylvania HB924 amends the Public Utility Code to include definitions and provisions for Internet neutrality. It prohibits Internet service providers from blocking lawful content, impairing lawful Internet traffic, engaging in paid prioritization, or misleading customers about Internet traffic treatment. The bill also mandates that Commonwealth agencies cannot contract with providers violating these provisions. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is authorized to create rules to enforce these provisions. The act takes effect 60 days after enactment.
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