Commenter KI wins the thread on my question about what to call rule by spoiled brats.
The jurisdictional confusion is in part the result of having both the trade commission and the F.C.C. jointly promulgating do-not-call rules.
Up to this point, both the F.T.C. and the F.C.C. have promulgated do-not-call rules, but the trade commission has taken the lead on maintaining the registry.
"The F.C.C. will enforce its do-not-call rules against telemarketers that have obtained the do-not-call list from the F.T.C., beginning Wednesday," Michael K. Powell, the F.C.C. chairman, said.
Mr. Corn-Revere said that the F.C.C. itself noted in July when it published its do-not-call rules that Congress had granted funding authority only to the trade commission to administer the registry.
More than 13,000 comments have poured into the trade commission, most of them arguing against any relaxation of existing do-not-call rules and 2,100 of them complaints about invasion of privacy, according to the commission.
He also said the agency had in several instances sent citations to companies that violated the company-specific do-not-call rules, which were created under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
All of biological life exists on a slippery slope, where we walk with ice picks called rules and moral decisions.
Recently, though, Jenna wrote a note to her parents in which she listed what she called "Rules for the House".
