Montana § 69-3-1005 Annual Reports

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§ 69-3-1005 — Annual Reports

Montana § 69-3-1005

Title 69PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS

Ch. 3REGULATION OF UTILITIES

Part 10Telephone Low-Income Assistance Program

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Mont. Code Ann. § 69-3-1005 (2026).

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69-3-1005 . Annual reports. The commission shall, if necessary, provide the federal communications commission with annual reports containing the following information:

(1)a description of qualification and verification procedures and other assistance measures;

(2)the costs of the low-income telephone assistance program;

(3)the number of households receiving low-income telephone assistance;

(4)the number of eligible subscribers receiving low-income telephone assistance, including subscribers who switched from other telephone services to low-income telephone service and new subscribers of low-income telephone service; and

(5)all other information requested by the federal communications commission concerning the effect of the low-income telephone assistance program on eligible subscriber

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69-3-1005 . Annual reports. The commission shall, if necessary, provide the federal communications commission with annual reports containing the following information:
(1) a description of qualification and verification procedures and other assistance measures;
(2) the costs of the low-income telephone assistance program;
(3) the number of households receiving low-income telephone assistance;
(4) the number of eligible subscribers receiving low-income telephone assistance, including subscribers who switched from other telephone services to low-income telephone service and new subscribers of low-income telephone service; and
(5) all other information requested by the federal communications commission concerning the effect of the low-income telephone assistance program on eligible subscribership levels.