SB213 grants the West Virginia Public Service Commission jurisdiction over internet service providers.
SB213 amends the West Virginia Code to authorize the Public Service Commission to regulate internet service providers. The commission can require providers to offer safe, adequate, and reliable service under fair terms. It can also adjudicate complaints about service quality or terms. The commission may fine non-compliant providers up to $7,000. The bill emphasizes the importance of reliable internet connectivity for modern living.
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