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  1. Require lobbying firms be accredited through qualification and put accreditation data online.

    Lobbying firms need to be just as heavily tested as licensees. If a lobbying firm's point of contact with the Commission is not personally licensed by the FCC, require that point of contact to take an exam in connection with communications and technology and pass it. Those who pass are accredited, those who don't aren't. If not accredited, the lobbying firm can't represent anybody before the Commission. Those who are accredited may. Have accredited records available online.

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