Mike Doyle: “when you have a talent deficit, you have to work harder. Mr. Chairman, just a question. Under the bill, if a local…”

“when you have a talent deficit, you have to work harder. Mr. Chairman, just a question. Under the bill, if a local government had an ordinance that said you couldn't open a street during rush hour in a major artery, and the cable or phone company saw that as not reasonable and decided not to comply with that ordinance, where would the appeal process be? Currently, under law now, that appeal process takes place in local courts. Would the bill require local governments to now go to the FCC for any dispute resolution on rights of ways?”