Radio Spectrum Inventory Act

Bill 111 s 649, also known as the Radio Spectrum Inventory Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The main purpose of this bill is to require the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to conduct a comprehensive inventory of the radio spectrum bands that are currently being used by both federal and non-federal entities.

The bill aims to improve the management and allocation of the radio spectrum, which is a limited and valuable resource that is used for various communication purposes, including broadcasting, wireless internet, and emergency services. By conducting this inventory, the FCC will be able to identify underutilized spectrum bands that could be reallocated for more efficient use.

The Radio Spectrum Inventory Act also requires the FCC to make this information publicly available in a user-friendly format, which will help stakeholders, including industry players and policymakers, make informed decisions about spectrum allocation and usage. Overall, this bill seeks to promote transparency and efficiency in the management of the radio spectrum, ultimately benefiting consumers and businesses that rely on wireless communication services.