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Why: The FCC published a notice of intent in the Federal Register.
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“the Commission is announcing the intent to establish the 4.9 GHz Band Manager Selection Committee (4.9 GHz Committee) and providing herein the Commission-approved public interest determination.”
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The FCC published a notice of intent in the Federal Register.
Why: The FCC's published notice outlines the advisory committee's specific scope and responsibilities.
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“The 4.9 GHz Committee's objectives and scope of activities are to provide the Commission with advice and recommendations on the selection of a 4.9 GHz Band Manager to coordinate operations in the 4.9 GHz band (4940-4990 MHz)”
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The FCC's published notice outlines the advisory committee's specific scope and responsibilities.
Why: The FCC's public interest determination details the band manager's eligibility and authorities upon selection.
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“once selected, the Band Manger will be eligible to apply for a nationwide overlay license and authorized to enter into a sharing agreement with the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet).”
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The FCC's public interest determination details the band manager's eligibility and authorities upon selection.
Why: The FCC explicitly specifies these operational budget figures in the notice.
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“The estimated annual operating cost for supporting the 4.9 GHz Band Manager Selection Committee is $406,822.44. a. Federal personnel on a full-time equivalent (FTE) basis: $350,709 (annual salary of two full-time employees).”
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The FCC explicitly specifies these operational budget figures in the notice.
Why: The FCC details membership requirements and member compensation terms in the notice.
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“Proposed payments to members: Members will not be compensated. d. Proposed number of members: A minimum of seven members. e. Reimbursable costs: $0.”
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The FCC details membership requirements and member compensation terms in the notice.
Why: The FCC notice defines the committee's operational duration and termination conditions.
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“The 4.9 GHz Committee will operate for no more than one year from the date of establishment unless the Commission directs that it terminate on an earlier date.”
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The FCC notice defines the committee's operational duration and termination conditions.
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