KRS § 367.46994
§ 367.46994. Zero call list -- Registration -- Administrative regulations -- Availability of information on
list -- Consumer education pamphlet
(1)
The office of the Attorney General immediately shall request that the federal trade commission include on
the national do not call registry the residential numbers that were placed on the zero call list on or before
the effective date of this act. If the federal trade commission denies the request, then those households
whose residential numbers will be purged from the zero call list shall be informed by the office of the
attorney general on how to place their telephone number on the national do not call registry.
(2)
Persons whose telephone numbers appear on the zero call list shall not receive telephone solicitations
except in accordance with the provisions of KRS 367.46951 to 367.46999.
(3)
Information contained in a database established for the purpose of administering the zero call list shall
be used only for the purpose of implementing the zero call program in conformance with KRS 367.46951 to
367.46999.
(4)
The Kentucky Public Service Commission shall produce consumer education materials that:
(a)
(a) Describes Kentucky's telemarketing laws;
(b)
Describes the consumer's rights and responsibilities regarding the receipt of telephone solicitation;
(c)
Explains how consumers can apply to be placed on any federal do not call registry established by the
Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission;
(d)
Explains how to apply to be placed on company-specific and industrywide no solicitation calls list,
including those lists provided by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) and the Telephone Preference Service
(TPS); and
(e)
Describes how a consumer can file a complaint if the consumer receives calls after being placed on the do
not call registry established by the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission .
(5)
The Public Service Commission shall require that, once a year, telephone companies under the jurisdiction
of the public service commission shall include the customer education material or portions thereof, at the
discretion of the companies, in either the billing inserts, billing messages, or in the customer guide pages
of their telephone directories.
