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H.R. 8311 (119th Congress)Committee
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Protecting American Consumers from Robocalls Act

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This bill expands the Do Not Call protections under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act to cover all telephone subscribers, not just residential lines. It broadens the private right of action for violations and modifies the definition of automatic telephone dialing systems to include calls using pre-generated lists of numbers and those dialed successively without human intervention. The Federal Communications Commission is required to revise its regulations within 270 days to implement these changes.

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