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
Spectrum management: policies and reform Cyber Security Control System Security Critical Infrastructure Protection Homeland security Interoperability for emergency and first responders Spectrum sharing with federal government Establishment of nationwide, interoperable emergency communications system R &D for control system security Cost recovery of investments in CI security Critical Infrastructure Protection Standards Smart Grid and NextGen technology standards and implementation Broadband Over PowerLine (BPL) S. 649 and HR 3125, Radio Spectrum Inventory Act: exemption for critical infrastructure licensing information from public website 1462, American Clean Energy Leadership Act: amend Title III on cyber security of the electric transmission grid HR 2165, Bulk Power System Protection Act of 2009: Amend definition of and FERC jurisdictional authority concerning cyber security threats and vulnerabilities to the bulk power system HR 2195 and S. 946, To amend the Federal Power Act to protect electric infrastructure from cyber attack: Amend definition of and DHS jurisdictional authority concerning cyber security acts HR ____, GRID Security Act: Amend definition of and FERC jurisdictional authority concerning cyber threats and vulnerabilities of the bulk power system National Broadband Plan: Utility spectrum needs for Smart Grid implementation; utility spectrum needs for nationwide, interoperable communications network; shared public safety/critical infrastructure network :
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| PRUDENCE HOERTER PARKS | — |
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