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SUBCHAPTER I—ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS
Sec.
901.
Definitions; findings; policy.
(a)
Definitions.
(b)
Findings.
(c)
Policy.
902.
Establishment; assigned functions.
(a)
Establishment.
(b)
Assigned functions.
903.
Spectrum management activities.
(a)
Revision of regulations.
(b)
Requirements for revisions.
(c)
Certification to Congress.
(d)
Radio services.
(e)
Proof of compliance with FCC licensing requirements.
904.
General administrative provisions.
(a)
Interagency functions.
(b)
Advisory committees and informal consultations with industry.
(c)
General provisions.
(d)
Reorganization.
(e)
Limitation on solicitations.
905.
Omitted.
SUBCHAPTER II—TRANSFER OF AUCTIONABLE FREQUENCIES
921.
Definitions.
922.
National spectrum allocation planning.
923.
Identification of reallocable frequencies.
(a)
Identification required.
(b)
Minimum amount of spectrum recommended.
(c)
Criteria for identification.
(d)
Procedure for identification of reallocable bands of frequencies.
(e)
Timetable for reallocation and limitation.
(f)
Additional reallocation report.
(g)
Relocation of Federal Government stations.
(h)
Federal action to expedite spectrum transfer.
(i)
“Federal entity” defined.
924.
Withdrawal or limitation of assignment to Federal Government stations.
(a)
In general.
(b)
Exceptions.
925.
Distribution of frequencies by Commission.
(a)
Allocation and assignment of immediately available frequencies.
(b)
Allocation and assignment of remaining available frequencies.
(c)
Allocation and assignment of frequencies identified in second reallocation report.
926.
Authority to recover reassigned frequencies.
(a)
Authority of President.
(b)
Procedure for reclaiming frequencies.
(c)
Costs of reclaiming frequencies.
(d)
Effective date of reclaimed frequencies.
(e)
Effect on other law.
927.
Existing allocation and transfer authority retained.
(a)
Additional reallocation.
(b)
Implementation of new technologies and services.
928.
Spectrum Relocation Fund.
(a)
Establishment of Spectrum Relocation Fund.
(b)
Crediting of receipts.
(c)
Used to pay relocation costs.
(d)
Fund availability.
(e)
Transfer to eligible Federal entities.
SUBCHAPTER III—MISCELLANEOUS
941.
Child-friendly second-level Internet domain.
(a)
Responsibilities.
(b)
Conditions of contracts.
(c)
Requirements of new domain.
(d)
Option periods for initial registry.
(e)
Treatment of registry and other entities.
(f)
Education.
(g)
Coordination with Federal Government.
(h)
Compliance report.
(i)
Suspension of new domain.
(j)
Definitions.
942.
Coordination of E–911 implementation.
(a)
E–911 Implementation Coordination Office.
(b)
Phase II E–911 implementation grants.
(c)
Diversion of E–911 charges.
(d)
Authorization; termination.
(e)
Definitions.
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