The proposal comes as uncertainty surrounds the federal government's ability to regulate the Internet and oversee service providers.
The most powerful Democrat in the House is urging regulators to oversee broadband providers more closely in an effort to preserve an open Internet.
FCC officials argue that Pai acted well within the agency's authority when he held a vote in 2017 to reverse how the FCC oversees Internet providers.
Paul Burstow, the care services minister, said he welcomed the report and wanted to make sure there were sufficient safeguards in place to oversee care providers to protect people who relied on these services.
Formed in 2006, the network oversees 47 providers, including 26 pregnancy centers (out of more than 100 in the state), social services, adoption agencies and maternity homes, and says that more than 1,500 women seek its services each month.
The Federal Trade Commission, the consumer protection agency, is barred from overseeing broadband providers, so without the F.C.C. privacy rules, the federal government will be a weaker watchdog over internet privacy, supporters of the regulations said.
An emboldened FTC would stand in stark contrast to a besieged Federal Communications Commission, whose ability to oversee broadband providers has been cast into doubt after a federal court ruled last month that the agency lacked the ability to punish Comcast for violating open-Internet guidelines.
As a result, the FCC is still trying to figure out how to reestablish its authority to oversee Internet providers' network-interfering behavior.
The Times has also described the high salaries paid to Medicaid-financed nonprofit service providers overseen by the state.
The Times has also reported on the high salaries paid to Medicaid funded nonprofit service providers overseen by the state.
Many water service providers are overseen by citizen advisory boards.
