Communications Amendments Act of 1982

The Communications Act of 1934 is amended by Public Law 97-259, effective September 13, 1982. This act makes various changes to the communications laws and regulations of the United States. Key amendments include restrictions on financial interests of Federal Communications Commission members and employees, changes to the use of amateur volunteers for certain purposes, revisions to the organization and functioning of the Commission, and updates to licensing requirements and procedures. Additionally, the act addresses issues related to pole attachments, interference with electronic equipment, and citizen band radio services. The amendments also make technical changes to various sections of the Communications Act of 1934.