NECA’s Guide to Telecom Rules
NECA’s Guide to Telecom Rules is a companion document for use in conjunction with the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations.
Brief summaries of rule parts covered by GTR
| Part | Brief summaries / Significant actions / chronologies | Rules text |
| 8 | Brief Summary | Preserving the Open Internet | e-CFR |
| 32 | Brief Summary | Uniform System of Accounts for Telephone Companies | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 36 | Brief Summary | Jurisdictional Separations | | e-CFR |
| 51 | Brief Summary | Interconnection | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 52 | Brief Summary | Numbering | | e-CFR |
| 54 | Brief Summary | Universal Service | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 61 | Brief Summary | Tariffs | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 64 | Brief Summary | Miscellaneous Rules Relating to Common Carriers | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 65 | Brief Summary | Interstate Rate-of-Return Prescription Procedures and Methodologies | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
| 69 | Brief Summary | Access Charges | Pending Rules | e-CFR |
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GTR
The GTR provides additional information on FCC rules of particular interest to rate-of-return telecom carriers, including summaries of key FCC and U.S. Court of Appeals orders and decisions that have changed or interpreted the rules. As a research aid, embedded in each summary are links to the full orders or decisions. Each section also contains a chronology that lists all orders that have changed that section, with links to the relevant action.
Editor's note
This publication was prepared by NECA, a third party, to complement the Federal Communications Commission's rules. It is believed to be complete and current, but is not intended to supersede the Code of Federal Regulations. NECA makes no claim to original U.S. Government works. The copyright notice is limited to the arrangement, compilation, notes and references in this otherwise public domain material.
About the e-CFR… The e-CFR is a regularly updated, unofficial editorial compilation of CFR material and Federal Register amendments produced by the National Archives and Records Administration's Office of the Federal Register and the Government Printing Office. FCC rules are located in Title 47 of the CFR.