FCC Launches Public Initiative to Eliminate Outdated Regulations

Chairman Brendan Carr announces a deregulatory effort aligned with Trump's executive orders, inviting public input on rules to repeal.

The FCC has introduced the 'In re: Delete, Delete, Delete' initiative, aimed at identifying and removing unnecessary regulations in the tech, media, and telecommunications sectors.
The effort follows President Trump's executive order mandating federal agencies to eliminate 10 regulations for every new one proposed.
Chairman Brendan Carr emphasized the need to reduce regulatory burdens that hinder innovation, entrepreneurship, and small business growth.
The public is encouraged to submit detailed recommendations on rules they believe should be repealed or modified, with a 30-day comment period on the FCC website.
The initiative aligns with broader Trump administration goals to boost economic opportunity through deregulation, with Carr citing outdated rules as barriers to American businesses.