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Code · Montana · Title 69 — Public Utilities and Carriers · Chapter 3 · Part 13

69-3-1311. Registration requirements -- prohibitions -- revocation.

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69-3-1311 . Registration requirements -- prohibitions -- revocation.
(1)A service provider may not offer a product or service to a customer, the charge for which appears on the bill of a billing agent, unless the service provider is properly registered with the commission.
(2)A billing aggregator may not forward to a billing agent charges for a service or product offered by a service provider unless the billing aggregator is properly registered with the commission.
(3)A billing aggregator may not forward charges to a billing agent from a service provider who is required to be registered under this section and who is not properly registered under this section.
(4)A billing agent may not directly bill on behalf of a service provider that is not the billing agent if the service provider is not properly registered, if registration is required under this section.
(5)The commission shall provide a form for registration and establish the procedure for registering with the commission. A registration remains effective until revoked by the commission or surrendered by the service provider or billing aggregator.
(6)After notice and an opportunity for a hearing, the commission may revoke a registration.
(7)The commission may revoke the registration of a service provider that has:
(a)knowingly or repeatedly billed one or more customers for unauthorized service; or
(b)engaged in any other false or deceptive billing practices.
(8)The commission may revoke the registration of a billing aggregator that has:
(a)knowingly or repeatedly forwarded the charge for a service or product to a billing agent on behalf of a service provider that was required to be registered with the commission and that was not properly registered; or
(b)engaged in any other false or deceptive billing practices.
(9)Immediately following a revocation of registration under this section, the commission shall provide notice of the revocation to all telecommunications carriers and registered billing aggregators doing business in Montana.
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