(a) General rule.--No telemarketer shall initiate or cause to be initiated a telephone solicitation call to a telephone number of a residential or business telephone subscriber who does not wish to receive telephone solicitation calls and has caused his name, address and telephone number to be enrolled on a do-not-call list maintained by the list administrator. This prohibition shall be effective 30 days after a quarterly do-not-call list is issued by the list administrator which first contains a residential or business telephone subscriber's name, address and residential telephone number. In the event that the Federal Trade Commission and/or the Federal Communications Commission establish a national No Call Registry, the Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of Attorney General is authorized to release to the list administrator of such national No Call Registry sufficient data to include all those residential and business telephone subscribers currently enrolled on the do-not-call list and any residential or business telephone subscribers who subsequently enroll with the Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of Attorney General. Prior to releasing any such data to a national No Call Registry, the Bureau of Consumer Protection in the Office of Attorney General shall provide those residential and business telephone subscribers currently enrolled with the opportunity to remove their information from the do-not-call list.

(b) Listings.--Telemarketers making telephone solicitation calls shall quarterly obtain listings of residential, business and wireless telephone subscribers in this Commonwealth who have arranged to have their names, addresses and telephone numbers enrolled on the list administrator's do-not-call list or shall utilize a service provider who has quarterly obtained and will use such listings.

(c) Duration.--A listing on a do-not-call list shall be maintained until the telephone number is no longer valid for the residential, business or wireless telephone subscriber or until the subscriber requests to have the telephone number removed from the list.

(d) Fee limitation.--No list administrator may impose a fee for copies of a do-not-call list which exceeds the costs incurred by the list administrator in the production, preparation and distribution of that list or at a fee authorized by 16 CFR 310.8 (relating to severability).

(e) Affirmative defense.--A telemarketer is not in violation of this section if all of the following are satisfied:

(f) Attorney General.--The list administrator shall provide the Office of Attorney General with a copy of each quarterly do-not-call list.

(g) Restrictions on use of do-not-call list.--No telemarketer shall use a list administrator's do-not-call list for any purpose other than to remove residential, business or wireless telephone subscribers from telephone sales call lists.

(h) Disclosure to residential, business or wireless telephone subscribers.--Each local exchange telephone company, competitive local exchange telephone company, long-distance interexchange carrier company, Internet service provider that provides telephone service and affiliated companies providing telecommunications billing service shall clearly notify its residential, business or wireless telephone subscribers in this Commonwealth of their ability to contact the list administrator which accepts individual names, addresses and telephone numbers of persons who do not wish to receive telephone solicitation calls. The method of notification shall include, but not be limited to, placing the notice in billing statements mailed to residential, business and wireless subscribers and publication of notice in the consumer information pages of a local telephone directory of general circulation. The notification shall specify the methods by which residential, business and wireless subscribers may place their names on the do-not-call list and how often renewal is necessary.

(i) Contract.--If the Bureau of Consumer Protection has not entered into a contract with a list administrator within 90 days of the effective date of this section after a good faith effort to do so, the bureau may contract with any nonprofit organization to carry out the provisions of this section.

(j) Identification.--No telemarketer shall fail to provide a residential, business or wireless telephone subscriber with the name of the caller, the name of the person or entity on whose behalf the call is being made and, upon request, a telephone number or address at which the person or entity may be contacted. If a telemarketer makes a solicitation using a robocall, the telephone number may not be a 900 number or any other number for which charges exceed local or long-distance transmission charges.