[sbe-eas] When will new EAS codes for Gulf of America be active

[Lowell Kiesow]

The BDR.net reports the following:
*Another Executive Order has stopped any new regulations until further
notice, with agencies told to withdraw rules sent to the Federal Register
for publication - or at least postpone them for 60 days. This may apply to
the rule announced recently where the PSHSB now requires wireless providers
that participate in WEA actions to use a set of provided multilingual
templates during life-threatening emergencies. And, it may or may not
affect the new closed-captioning requirements for manufacturers, as the
date for that is in 2026. As the agency head, Carr himself now has
authority to stop any rulemaking from taking effect. *

That will prevent the FCC from changing anything for a while. Do executive
orders have to be published in the Federal Register to take effect?

Lowell Kiesow
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On Wed, Jan 22, 2025 at 5:00 PM Sean Donelan <sean at donelan.com> wrote:

>
> The U.S. Coast Guard has started using the phrase "Gulf of America."
>
> I haven't seen when the National Weather Service will update its
> list of Coastal & Offshore Marine Area & Zone Codes for EAS to be in
> compliance with Executive Order "RESTORING NAMES THAT HONOR AMERICAN
> GREATNESS."
>
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