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   From: noloader@gmail.com   
      
   The Federal Communications Commission's comment deadline for a Notice   
   of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to review Telephone Consumer Protection   
   Act exemptions required by the Telephone Robocall Abuse Criminal   
   Enforcement and Deterrence (TRACED) Act is Oct. 26, according to the   
   Oct. 9 notice in the Federal Register.   
      
   The exemptions may cover debt collection calls. Section eight of the   
   TRACED Act requires the FCC to periodically review any exemptions   
   granted under the TCPA and update them as needed.   
      
   The scope of this NPRM will have industry-wide significance for   
   callers in the accounts receivable management (ARM) industry.   
      
   According to the FCC, the NPRM includes proposed measures to implement   
   section eight of the TRACED Act and seek comment on how we can best   
   implement it. Specifically, as directed by the TRACED Act, the FCC   
   seeks to ensure that any exemption adopted includes requirements with   
   respect to the classes of parties that may make such calls; the   
   classes of parties that may be called; and the number of such calls   
   that may be made to a particular called party, according to the NPRM.   
      
   https://www.acainternational.org/news/comments-on-fcc-tcpa-exemp   
   ions-proposal-due-oct-26   
      
   ***** Moderator's Note *****   
      
   The URL above points to a site associated with the debt-collection   
   industry.   
      
   Bill Horne   
   Moderator   
      
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