【英文】美国白宫报告：国家频谱战略（27页）

President Biden has called radio frequency spectrum one of “our Nation’s most important national  resources.” To promote innovation and U.S. leadership in wireless technologies, the Biden-Harris  Administration has committed to careful planning and cooperation among government agencies  and the private sector. As required by the Presidential Memorandum titled Modernizing United  States Spectrum Policy and Establishing a National Spectrum Strategy, the Secretary of Commerce,  through the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), prepared this  National Spectrum Strategy to both promote private-sector innovation and further the missions of  federal departments and agencies, submitting it to the President through the Assistant to the President  for National Security Affairs, the Assistant to the President for Economic Policy, and the Director of  the Office of Science and Technology Policy.  

The Strategy reflects collaboration with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC),  recognizing the FCC’s unique responsibilities with respect to non-Federal uses of spectrum,  and coordination with other Federal departments and agencies (referred to collectively here as  “agencies”). In carrying out this task, NTIA conducted extensive public outreach through a request  for comment, two public listening sessions, two Tribal Nation consultations, and one-on-one  meetings with stakeholders. NTIA has made this information, as well as supplemental comments  filed by stakeholders, publicly available. NTIA also sought and received written comments  and guidance from Federal agencies and hosted a Government-only listening session to gather  additional feedback.