This page contains some of the FCC Rules pertaining to the Telephone Consumer 
Protection Act of 1991.  These rules were adopted September 17, 1992.  To find
the source on the web, go to a search engine and enter 
"Telephone Consumer Protection Act".  You should then not look for the act
itself, but rather for the FCC Rules which were adopted subsequently.

Appendix B

Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations, parts 64 and 68, are amended as 
follows:

1. The table of contents for part 64 is amended by adding subpart L to read as 
follows:

Subpart L - Restrictions on Telephone Solicitation

Section 64.1200 Delivery restrictions

(e)(1)

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(iii) Recording, disclosure of do-not-call requests. If a person or entity 
      making a telephone solicitation (or on whose behalf a solicitation is 
      made) receives a request from a residential telephone subscriber not to 
      receive calls from that person or entity, the person or entity must 
      record the request and place the subscriber's name and telephone number 
      on the do-not-call list at the time the request is made.
      If such requests are recorded or maintained by a party other than the 
      person or entity on whose behalf the solicitation is made, the person or 
      entity on whose behalf the solicitation is made will be liable for any 
      failures to honor the do-not-call request. In order to protect the 
      consumer's privacy, persons or entities must obtain a consumer's prior 
      express consent to share or forward the consumer's request not to be 
      called to a party other than the person or entity on whose behalf a 
      solicitation is made or an affiliated entity. 

(iv) Identification of telephone solicitor. A person or entity making a 
     telephone solicitation must provide the called party with the name of the 
     individual caller, the name of the person or entity on whose behalf the 
     call is being made, and a telephone number or address at which the person 
     or entity may be contacted. If a person or entity makes a solicitation 
     using an artificial or prerecorded voice message transmitted by an 
     autodialer, the person or entity must provide a telephone number other 
     than that of the autodialer or prerecorded message player which placed 
     the call.