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130th MAINE LEGISLATURE |
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LD 920 |
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LR 463(02) |
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An Act To Promote
Oversight of and Competitive Parity among Video Service Providers |
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Fiscal Note for
Bill as Amended by Committee Amendment " " |
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Committee: Energy, Utilities and Technology |
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Fiscal Note Required: Yes |
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Fiscal Note |
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FY 2021-22 |
FY 2022-23 |
Projections FY 2023-24 |
Projections FY 2024-25 |
Appropriations/Allocations |
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Other Special Revenue Funds |
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$395,154 |
$616,768 |
$645,830 |
$676,346 |
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Revenue |
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Other Special Revenue Funds |
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$395,155 |
$616,768 |
$645,830 |
$676,346 |
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Fiscal Detail
and Notes |
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This bill defines
video service providers as public utilities and subjects them to oversite by
the Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The PUC has indicated that the
additional regulatory activity of this oversite will require additional
staffing. The bill includes ongoing allocations to the PUC of $395,154
starting in fiscal year 2021-22 for two Staff Attorney positions, two Utility
Analyst positions and associated All Other costs. Since the PUC is funded by
an assessment set to produce sufficient revenue for the expenditures
allocated by the Legislature for operating the PUC, the increased allocations
in this bill require a corresponding increase in revenue from the assessment
on the intrastate gross operating revenues of video service providers. The bill
allows the PUC to collect this assessment in the same matter as it does with
other public utilities. |
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