The Universal Telephone Service Fund shall be effective on the date the interstate Universal Service Fund or similar arrangement is established by the Federal Communications Commission unless the Arkansas Public Service Commission, prior to that date and after hearing, finds that the circumstances upon which this subchapter is predicated have so substantially changed as to render the Universal Telephone Service Fund unnecessary or impracticable. Acts 1983, No. 483, § 7; A.S.A. 1947, § 73-2607. The Universal Telephone Service Fund shall be effective on the date the interstate Universal Service Fund or similar arrangement is established by the Federal Communications Commission unless the Arkansas Public Service Commission, prior to that date and after hearing, finds that the circumstances upon which this subchapter is predicated have so substantially changed as to render the Universal Telephone Service Fund unnecessary or impracticable. Acts 1983, No. 483, § 7; A.S.A. 1947, § 73-2607. The Universal Telephone Service Fund shall be effective on the date the interstate Universal Service Fund or similar arrangement is established by the Federal Communications Commission unless the Arkansas Public Service Commission, prior to that date and after hearing, finds that the circumstances upon which this subchapter is predicated have so substantially changed as to render the Universal Telephone Service Fund unnecessary or impracticable. Acts 1983, No. 483, § 7; A.S.A. 1947, § 73-2607. The Universal Telephone Service Fund shall be effective on the date the interstate Universal Service Fund or similar arrangement is established by the Federal Communications Commission unless the Arkansas Public Service Commission, prior to that date and after hearing, finds that the circumstances upon which this subchapter is predicated have so substantially changed as to render the Universal Telephone Service Fund unnecessary or impracticable. Acts 1983, No. 483, § 7; A.S.A. 1947, § 73-2607.
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