The Handbook for Integrity in the Federal Communications Commission

The Federal Communication Commission regulates interstate commerce and international communications by radio, televisions, wire, satellite and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. Territories.  The integrity of this government entity is imperative that the decisions be in the best interest of the country and every citizen not political policy.  The decisions made should be in accordance with federal law not the definitions it creates to exert its dominance over the country.

     This book is about examining the structure of this organization, their mission, vision and values along with the laws they are entrusted to enforce or at least monitor to ensure compliance.

The scope of this organization and its impact may need to be reviewed to determine if the responsibilities and authority it currently has should be reduced or at least come under closer scrutiny.  Congress has the authority to scale back the authority and responsibilities of any department or agency and with that said the examination of this organization and whether integrity exist or to what extent will be analyzed.  If it is found that the principles of integrity are absent then suggestions to instill integrity in the organization will be provided.