we've elem nated over 200 unnecessary regulations. we've eliminated five data collection obligations. we've identified another dozen data collection oxes for elimination. and we'll continue to do that. we run a regular prosoesz to identify outdated rules for elimination. >> can you give me before you answer just for example, for the record, one that was eliminated? one that we would be familiar with, perhaps. >> they expend both from eliminating rules like ones that were still on the books that apply to telegraph. the regulations that we eliminated they extend from the why is is that still on the books to there are barriers and burdens to innovation investment that shouldn't be there and we should eliminate them. >> i thank the chairman. we have a very good working relationship. he doesn't take it personally when i dissent. it's worth a lot in this town. i would love to see a comprehensive list of those 200. i don't have one. so that would be helpful. in some cases we would have to vote on them. in other cases we don't have to vote on

is moving the obligation of broadcasters so that the paper file could be eliminated completely, elem nating the steps since broadcasters have the information in online formats anyway. they could make it available online. eliminate the physical public file and have information that's already required to bis closed publicly available in easy accessible ways for anyone who's interested. >> why do you care about this? you have plenty of other things that are far more important to deal with since we have a federal election commission? i'm just saying in the whole scheme of things working on the spectrum auction on usf, why? the world is this a big priority? >> again, across the board the fcc has been looking to move from paper to digital just in the last year alone we've taken steps to move tariffs from paper to digital. radio renewal applications from paper to digital. consumer complaints are now 95% digital. licenses are digital. and so it should be really an easy thing to say anything that's paper let's move it to digital. let's allow companies that have obligations to not file anything in pa