House essay: New rules for robocalls?

Conservatives acknowledge that this is behind robotic calls of Saskatchewan people who are critical of the election border change plan. (Election boundary committee)

In a weekly radio article on February 9, 2013, Evan Solomon, the organizer of The House of CBC Broadcasting Station, heard the rules on robocall.

This time, in Saskatchewan province, after denying it for the first time, the Conservatives finally acknowledged that they are controversial robocalls from unidentified callers this week.

The voice of the prerecorded message insisted that proposed changes to 14 provinces of the state would benefit the urban areas of the rural area and impair the value of Saskatchewan.

The phone was from the research company, but in fact it was paid by the Conservative Party in Canada.

Ralph Gardo, the only non-conservative Congressman in Saskatchewan Province, says Ralf Gardo, because of the violation of Canadian Radio, Television, and Telecommunications Commission rules on how to identify the person underlying this issue

Good owl said on Thursday, "The bigger problem is that the political party, in this case the Conservative Party, is trying to set the boundaries of the district by interfering with independent fair and non-party protests." Morning paper

Remember that conservatives repeatedly attacked liberal MP Frank Vallériot with anonymous RoboCol in the last election.

In a November issue of the last year, Conservative party member Pierre Powryvre said, "We know that only one party has been convicted for illegal robbery, members will obey the rules We need to know the way, and to speak frankly, we will do our utmost to teach them what these rules are. "

When it comes to robocall, where do you stop bucking? - By the way, all stakeholders are using it because technology is effective

In November 2014, Crystal Rhoades was elected the Public Service Committee and is working on the implementation of the rules on the management of robocall vendors and the publication of robocall scripts. Director Rhoades soon revised the PSC to enforce disclosure requirements and acted to report the existence of Robocor in a prompt manner. This made Victory Enterprises and its domestic director John Murante (author of LB 684) dissatisfied. As a retaliation for Slovenian opposition to disregard the conflicts of interest laws, the Transportation Telecommunications Commission claimed that the Rhodes commissioner provided a robocall script to support candidates based on e-mail, for allegations We began investigating fraud. Or other candidates. Send a request to Tony Vargas for public information request by Nicole Fox campaign manager Rod Edwards

Robocor at my first blog (please read if you do not fully understand Murante) I discussed the troubling conflicts of interest behind LB 684 of Senator John Murante who made robocall regulations at Nebraska . It is under the control of the Disclosure Committee, not the Public Service Committee. NADC has far fewer resources and regulatory authority to pursue violators and enforce state law. PSC has more legal authority to ask telecom companies to investigate other sources of annoying compliance regulations, whether they are sources of anonymous Robocor, where they are heading, and within 2 minutes. Since taking office of the committee Rhoades has been working on managing RoboCall suppliers and overseeing the "Wild West" of automatic dialers.