Washington § 80.36.524 - Alternate operator service companies — Rules.

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§ 80.36.524. Alternate operator service companies — Rules.

The commission may adopt rules that provide for minimum service levels for telecommunications companies providing alternate operator services. The rules may provide a means for suspending the registration of a company providing alternate operator services if the company fails to meet minimum service levels or if the company fails to provide appropriate disclosure to consumers of the protection afforded under this chapter.
[ 1990 c 247 s 3.]

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