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FTC Staff Comment Before the State of New York Public Service Commission (NY PSC) Concerning NY PSCs Review of Competition and Consumer Protection Rules in Retail Energy Markets in New York State

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Matter Number
V130000
Docket Number
12-M-0476
98-M-1343
06-M-0647
Related Release
FTC Staff Makes Recommendations to New York Public Service Commission on Competition and Consumer Protection Measures in Retail Electricity Markets
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Letter to the Supreme Court of Tennessee, Concerning Proposed Amendments to the Tennessee Rules of Professional Conduct Relating to Attorney Advertising

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Matter Number
V130001
Related Release
FTC Staff: Tennessee Supreme Court Should Decline to Adopt Proposals that Unnecessarily Restrict Truthful Attorney Advertising
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FTC Staff Comment Before the CFPB on Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Integrated Mortgage Disclosures Under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (Reg X) and the Truth In Lending Act (Reg Z)

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Matter Number
P124804
Docket Number
CFPB-2012-0028
Related Release
FTC Staff Submits Comment to CFPB on Mortgage Disclosure Forms
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FTC Staff Comment Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Concerning Third-Party Provision of Ancillary Services; Accounting and Financial Reporting for New Electric Storage Technologies

Date
Matter Number
V120009
Docket Number
RM11-24-000 and AD10-13-000
Related Release
FTC Staff Makes Recommendations to FERC on Measures to Reduce Cost of Providing Electricity, Improve Power System Reliability
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FTC Staff Testimony Before Subcommittee of the WV Legislature on Laws Governing the Scope of Practice for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses and Possible Revisions to Remove Practice Restrictions

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Matter Number
V120010
Related Release
FTC Staff: West Virginia Should Consider Expanding Advance Practice Registered Nurses' Role in Patient Care
Advocacy Filings

FTC Reply Comment Before the Federal Communications Commission Concerning Placement of Unauthorized Charges on Wireless Bills, Otherwise Known as "Cramming"

Date
Matter Number
P104403
Docket Number
11-116
09-158
98-170
Related Release
FTC Calls Wireless Phone Bill Cramming a Significant Consumer Problem
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Concerning Electronic Fund Transfers (Regulation E) and General Purpose Reloadable Prepaid Cards

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Matter Number
P064808
Related Release
FTC Staff Comment to CFPB Supports Protection of Consumers Who Use General Purpose Reloadable Cards
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Concerning Allocation of Capacity on New Merchant Transmission Projects and New Cost-Based Participant-Funded Transmission Projects

Date
Matter Number
V120008
Docket Number
AD12-9-000
Related Release
FTC Staff Submits Comment to FERC on Allocation of Capacity on Merchant Electricity Transmission Projects
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FTC Staff Letter to NC Representative Stephen LaRoque Concerning NC House Bill 698 and the Regulation of Dental Service Organizations and the Business Organization of Dental Practices

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Matter Number
V120007
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed North Carolina Dental Services Law Would Likely Reduce the Benefits of Competition for Consumers
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FTC Staff Comment Before the Alabama House of Representatives Concerning Alabama House Bill 156 Allowing Veterinarians to Work as Employees of 501(C)(3)Nonprofit Spay and Neuter Clinics

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Matter Number
V120005
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Alabama Law Would Give Veterinarians More Choices in Providing Spaying, Neutering Services
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FTC Staff Comment Before the Louisiana House of Representatives on the Likely Competitive Impact of Louisiana House Bill 951 Concerning Advanced Practice Registered Nurses ("APRNs")

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Matter Number
V120006
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Louisiana Law Would Expand Patient Care by Advance Practice Registered Nurses
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Representative Jeanne Kirkton, Missouri House of Representatives, Concerning Missouri House Bill 1399 and the Regulation of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists

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Matter Number
V120002
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Missouri Legislation May Reduce Patient Access to Pain Management Services and Increase Prices
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FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Paul Hornback, Senator, Commonwealth of Kentucky State Senate Concerning Kentucky Senate Bill 187 and the Regulation of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses

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Matter Number
V120004
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Kentucky Legislation Could Benefit Consumers; Would Expand Patient Care by Advance Practice Registered Nurses
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment Before the Maine Board of Dental Examiners Concerning Proposed Rules to Allow Independent Practice Dental Hygienists to Take X-Rays in Underserved Areas

Date
Matter Number
V120000
Related Release
FTC Staff: Maine Dental Board's Proposed Rules Could Undermine Pilot Project to Expand Access to Dental Care in Underserved Areas
Advocacy Filings

FTC Comment Before the Federal Communications Commission Concerning Placement of Unauthorized Charges on Telephone Bills, Otherwise Known as "Cramming," CG Docket Nos. 11-116, 09-158, and 98-170

Date
Matter Number
P104403
Docket Number
11-116
09-158
98-170
Advocacy Filings

FTC Staff Comment to The Honorable John J. Bonacic Concerning New York S.B. 3186-A, To Allow Health Care Providers to Negotiate Collectively With Health Plans

Date
Matter Number
V110015
Related Release
FTC Staff Says Proposed New York Legislation Likely to Lead to Higher Health Care Costs and Decreased Access to Health Care Services for Consumers
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FTC Staff Letter to the Honorable Gary Odom, Tennessee House of Representatives, Concerning Tennessee House Bill 1896 (H.B. 1896) and the Regulation of Providers of Interventional Pain Management Services

Date
Matter Number
V110011
Related Release
FTC Staff: Proposed Tennessee Legislation May Reduce Patient Access to Pain Management Services and Increase Prices
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