PRUDENCE PARKS for UTILITIES TELECOM COUNCIL
What was lobbied
One issue area, each in the filer's own words, with who lobbied on it and where.
Telecommunications TEC
S. 649, S. 3610 and HR 3125: Radio Spectrum Inventory: Need to exempt licensing information of critical infrastructure from publically accessible website S. 1462, HR 2195, S. 946, HR 2165, HR 5026, S. 3480, S. 773 and S. 3538: Cybersecurity of electric grid and bulk power system: Need to preserve integrity of NERC CIP standards setting process; need to coordinate cybersecurity initiatives of federal agencies through designation of single federal agency or authority with jurisdictional responsibility for development of comprehensive national cybersecurity policy framework. HR 5081, S. 3756 and S. 3625: License, not auction, the D Block for use by first responders: Build-out of nationwide, emergency response network should leverage existing funding sources, including SG and PSIP grants, and all existing communications infrastructure to facilitate more rapid build-out and operations of network, particularly in rural areas. Interoperability for utility restoration crews, public safety and other emergency response personnel Spectrum sharing with the federal government R & D for control system security Critical infrastructure protection standards Smart grid and nextgen technology standards and implementation Broadband over PowerLine (BPL) Spectrum allocation and management by NTIA and the FCC National Broadband Plan Smart Grid Demonstration Projects and Grants BTOP Grants RUS Grants
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| PRUDENCE HOERTER PARKS | — |
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