ET 09-36 (MMNS devices at 413-457 MHz).

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1	2011-08-19 Ex P{arte Filing Rebutal Comments Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum (EIBASS) hereby respectfully submits its ex parte comments in the above-captioned notice of proposed rulemaking relating to medical micro-power network service (MMNS) devices at 413–457 MHz. These comments are in response to the August 15, 2011, Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) ex parte filing.
2	2011-07-15 ExParte Filing These comments are in response to the July 7, 2011, Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) ex parte filing, in turn responding to a June 17, 2011, ex parte filing by the Society of Broadcast Engineers, Inc. (SBE).
3	2011-05-19 Rebuttal Comments in ET-09-36 Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum (EIBASS) hereby respectfully submits its ex parte comments in the above-captioned notice of proposed rulemaking relating to medical micro-power network service (MMNS) devices at 413–457 MHz. These comments are in response to the April 8 and May 3, 2011, Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) ex parte filings.
4	08-26-2010 ExParte Comments Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum (EIBASS) hereby respectfully submits its ex parte comments in the above-captioned notice of proposed rulemaking relating to medical micro-power network (MMN) devices at 413–457 MHz. These comments are in response to the August 12, 2010, Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) ex parte comments.
5	06-25-2010 ExParte Comments Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum (EIBASS) notes the June 3, 2010, ex parte filing by the Alfred Mann Foundation (AMF) in support of its proposal for Medical Micro-power Network Service (MMNS) devices at 413–457 MHz, ET Docket 09-36.
6	05-14-2010 ExParte Comments Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum (EIBASS) hereby respectfully submits its ex parte comments in the above-captioned notice of proposed rulemaking relating to medical micro-power network (MMN) devices at 413–457 MHz.
7	ET 10-120/FDA-2010-N-0291, Health Care Devices EIBASS comments to FCC ET Docket 10-120/FDA Docket FDA-2010-N-0291 regarding regulatory issues for health care devices that incorporate wireless communications networks.
8	NTIA Letter to OET 2/27/2009 The National Telecommunications and Infonnation Administration (NTIA) has had ongoing staff-to-staffdiscussions with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regarding the petition for rulemaking to establish a new Medical Micropower Network (MMN) Service in the band 413-457 MHz.! As you are aware the 413-450 MHz band is used by federal agencies for land mobile radio and radar operations.

Engineers for the Integrity of Broadcast Auxiliary Services Spectrum