Sec. 73.1015 Truthful written statements and responses to Commission
inquiries and correspondence.
The Commission or its representatives may, in writing, require from
any applicant, permittee, or licensee written statements of fact
relevant to a determination whether an application should be granted or
denied, or to a determination whether a license should be revoked, or to
any other matter within the jurisdiction of the Commission, or, in the
case of a proceeding to amend the FM or Television Table of Allotments,
require from any person filing an expression of interest, written
statements of fact relevant to that allotment proceeding. No applicant,
permittee, licensee, or person who files an expression of interest shall
in any response to Commission correspondence or inquiry or in any
application, pleading, report or any other written statement submitted
to the Commission, make any misrepresentation or willful material
omission bearing on any matter within the jurisdiction of the
Commission.
Note: Section 73.1015 is limited in application to written matter.
It implies no change in the Commissions existing policies respecting the
obligation of applicants, permittees and licensees in all instances to
respond truthfully to requests for information deemed necessary to the
proper execution of the Commission's functions.
[ 51 FR 3069 , Jan. 23, 1986, as amended at 55 FR 28914 , July 16, 1990]
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