MI HCR0057

Memorialize the President, Congress, and Federal Communications Commission to refrain from regulating Internet broadband services as common carrier services under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934.

Assert that private enterprise development of the Internet over the past 25 years has transformed Michigan and created thousands of jobs through broadband network deployment.

Note that the FCC historically refrained from regulating broadband as common carrier services, positioning the United States as a leader in technological and business innovation.

State that reclassifying broadband as common carrier services under monopoly-era regulations will slow investment in Michigan's broadband infrastructure and jeopardize future job growth.

Direct transmission of the resolution to the President, Congressional leadership, Michigan's congressional delegation, and FCC Commissioners.