I will continue working with Chairman Carr and the FCC as they review this proposal, and I am still asking that it ultimately be rejected.
Van Drew will continue working with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and the FCC as they review Verizon's proposal to discontinue copper-based telephone service in parts of New Jersey, while asking that the proposal ultimately be rejected.
Occurrences
Evidence
verified · Source version 80704 · locator 2669
I will continue working with Chairman Carr and the FCC as they review this proposal, and I am still asking that it ultimately be rejected.
verified · Source version 80705 · locator 1962
sent a letter to Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr urging the FCC to reject Verizon's proposal
unverified · Source version 80716 · locator unknown
The FCC requires additional time to complete its review. Accordingly, the Application as filed with the FCC will not be automatically granted.
verified · Source version 80718 · locator 9985
Service Area(s) – in portions of Arizona, Delaware, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, and Virginia
verified · Source version 80720 · locator 1398
seeking authority to discontinue what is known as plain old telephone service (“POTS”) over copper
Assessments
Verified evidence documents Van Drew materially took the promised oversight position by sending a letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr urging rejection of Verizon's proposal and then publicly reiterating that he would continue working with Carr and the FCC while asking for rejection. The verified record does not show the FCC ultimately rejected the proposal, so the broader desired outcome is not delivered.