Or. Admin. Code § 860-033-0010 - Oregon Telephone Assistance Program (OTAP) and Lifeline Applicability
(1) The Oregon
Telephone Assistance Program (OTAP) is designed to provide a reduced rate or
discount for an Eligible Telecommunications Provider's broadband internet
access service, basic service, or both, whether sold separately or in
combination with other services, to low-income customers who meet eligibility
requirements.
(2) An Eligible
Telecommunications Provider must offer to all low-income customers who meet
eligibility requirements OTAP discounts with all service offerings that include
broadband internet access service or basic telephone service. Reduced rates or
discounts apply to the single line, or service that is functionally equivalent
to a single line, serving the eligible customer's principal residence in
Oregon. An Eligible Telecommunications Provider may not decline to provide the
OTAP and the Lifeline discount to an eligible customer for wireless service on
the basis the customer has an out-of-state telephone number.
(3) Eligible Telecommunications Providers and
the Commission must treat OTAP and Lifeline data as confidential information,
to the extent allowed by law, and OTAP and Lifeline data may be used only for
OTAP and Lifeline purposes.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 183, ORS 756, ORS 759 & 1987 OL Ch. 290
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 756.040, ORS 759.036 & 1987 OL Ch. 290
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