The following amendments were offered:
An amendment in the nature of a substitute
by Mr. Tauzin, #1, re: was adopted, amended, by a voice
vote;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Stearns, #1A, re: preservation of existing interconnection agreements,
was adopted by a voice vote;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Stupak, #1B, re: broadband deployment, was defeated by a
yea-nay vote: 17-37;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Rush, #1C, re: broadband deployment, was adopted by a
voice vote;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Davis, #1D, transmission speed, was defeated by a
yea-nay vote: 18-36;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Stearns, #1E, re: switching office traffic, was withdrawn
by unanimous consent;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Boucher, #1F, re: ISP interconnection, was withdrawn by
unanimous consent;
Two amendments, offered en bloc, to the
Tauzin amendment by Mr. Davis, #1G, re: enforcement (part 1) and
performance metrics (part 2), was defeated by a voice vote;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Ms.
Eshoo, #1H, re: service quality reporting and accounting, was defeated
by a yea-nay vote: 18-28;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Luther, #1I, re: linesharing - using current regulations, was defeated
by a yea-nay vote: 27-27;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Davis, #1J, re: ensuring equal access for Internet service providers, was
withdrawn by unanimous consent;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by
Mrs. Wilson, #1K, re: compensation for rights-of-way, was withdrawn
by unanimous consent;.
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Largent, #1L, re: network elements grandfather, was ruled out of
order;
An amendment to the Tauzin amendment by Mr.
Davis, #1M, re: ensuring equal access for Internet service providers, was
adopted by a voice vote.
