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In article ws.com, "Phil
Kane" writes: I for one thank Phil for sharing the results of his vast experience and his relationship with the FCC with us. If he didn't care, he would simply say nothing...and we would remain ignorant. I love to teach the subject..... Good on you, Phil. My thanks also. Question: Can you explain "sunshine" and "sunshine agenda" as it is used by the FCC and shown in brilliant red notes on the ECFS Comment listings? [my Volume 1 of Title 47 is still at the office...] I gather it has something to do with documents past a certain date that the "staff is not supposed to consider." On the other hand, specifically for Docket 04-37 on BPL, some documents are in public view past any posted dates for same but no "sunshine" mention. Thanks. |
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