Evaluate National Security, Law Enforcement, Foreign Policy, and Trade Concerns
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3.The FCC Does Not Periodically Review Section 214 Authorizations Once Granted
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1.Team Telecom's Section 214 Review Process
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2.Team Telecom's Lack of Statutory Authority, Established Procedures, and Limited Resources Hampered its Review Process
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3.Team Telecom's Post-Authorization Monitoring and Oversight Was Also Limited and Sporadic
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1.Team Telecom's Review of China Mobile USA’s Application Lasted Seven Years
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2.Ten Months after Team Telecom's Recommendation, the FCC Denied China Mobile USA's Application on National Security Grounds
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1.The FCC Streamlined and Approved China Telecom's and CTA's Initial Section 214 Authorizations within Two Weeks
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2.After a Change in Ownership in 2007, Team Telecom Sought a Security Agreement with CTA
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3.Team Telecom's Oversight of CTA Since 2007 Has Consisted of Two Site Visits and Intermittent Email Communication
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4.Team Telecom Did Not Engage CTA regarding Public Allegations that China Telecom and Its Affiliates Hijacked and Rerouted Data through China
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5.Nearly Two Decades after Obtaining Section 214 Authorization, Team Telecom Recommended CTA's Authorizations Be Revoked and Terminated
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1.The FCC Approved CUA's Section 214 Application in Two Weeks after Team Telecom Raised No Concerns
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