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<abstract>In 2000, the Congress passed the Open-market Reorganization for
the Betterment of International Telecommunications Act (ORBIT	 
Act) to help promote a more competitive global satellite services
market. The ORBIT Act called for the full privatization of	 
INTELSAT, a former intergovernmental organization that provided  
international satellite services. GAO agreed to provide federal  
officials&apos; and stakeholders&apos; views on (1) whether the		 
privatization steps required by the ORBIT Act have been 	 
implemented and whether there were potential inconsistencies	 
between ORBIT Act requirements and U.S. obligations made in	 
international trade agreements; (2) whether access by global	 
satellite companies to non-U.S. markets has improved since the	 
enactment of the ORBIT Act and, if so, to what is this generally 
attributed; and (3) if any market access problems remain, what	 
role does the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have in	 
addressing those problems under the ORBIT Act.</abstract>
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