A Bill to require disclosure of caller line identification by non-domestic callers; to require Ofcom to consider applications for exemption from such disclosure; to provide that telephone providers may not make a charge for providing caller line identification; and for connected purposes.
House of Commons
15 May 2014
The bill would require non-domestic callers to disclose their caller line identification (CLI) to the person called. It would let Ofcom consider exemptions from CLI disclosure on applications, and would bar telephone providers from charging for providing CLI. The aim is to make unsolicited calls more traceable and to curb nuisance calls.
The bill is currently at the Second Reading in the House of Commons and has not yet progressed to Committee or further stages.
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No recorded votes for this bill yet.
