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   by Megan L. Brown (Washington) , Scott D. Delacourt (Washington),   
   Kevin G. Rupy (Washington), Kathleen E. Scott (Washington), Stephen   
   Conley (Washington) and Kelly Laughlin (Washington) Wiley Rein   
      
   On January 20, 2023, the Federal Communication Commission (FCC or   
   Commission) announced the long-awaited effective date of new   
   requirements for certain calls that are otherwise exempt from the   
   Telephone Consumer Protection Act. These new rules stem from a   
   December 2020 Report and Order, which updated a number of TCPA   
   exemptions pursuant to the Pallone-Thune Telephone Robocall Abuse   
   Criminal Enforcement and Deterrence Act (TRACED Act). Among other   
   things, the Report and Order added call limits and opt-out   
   requirements for the following types of artificial or prerecorded   
   voice calls: (1) non-commercial calls to a residence; (2) commercial   
   calls to a residence that do not include an advertisement or   
   constitute telemarketing; (3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization calls   
   to a residence; and (4) HIPAA-related calls to a residence.   
      
   https://www.mondaq.com/article/news/1274584?q=1803232&n=680&tp=5&tlk=8&lk=42   
      
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