oaechlt rielly or mr. pai would like to comment. >> i did dissent because of the decision on joined agreements and shared service agreement. the record is clear and unchallenged. some of these agreements have been useful in helping prod casters provide the public vital information. with respect to shared services agreements, the writing is on the wall. the fcc is collecting information as a step toward, as you put it, toward more regulation prohibiting shared service agreements. that's something i would think would be unfortunate for the marketplace and consumers in particular. >> mr. o'reilly? >> i agree with my colleague on these two points. the fsa declare torre structure is intended for future commission toss impose new rules and limitations on stations and their abilities to share such activities. >> can any one tell me a way that these new broadcast own. >> narrator: ship rules could now be appealed or ask for a change? mr. pai? >> i think they can be appealed. i would imagine the third circuit will

rielly. >> you're right to right the rules. >> i assume that's a yeah. >> yes, i defay to congress on that. >> yes, i defer to congress. >> if there is a specific provision you suggest that the committee include in an fcc reauthorization bill i hope you'll feel free to follow up with any suggestions you may have about that and we will because it's something i think would be very useful in terps in making the relationship between the congress and the fcc more productive probably more trusted and more understood for sure. senator nelson. >> set-top box. we don't want to threaten the vibrant market for quality video programming. so mr. chairman, how do you respond to the concerns that i raised about the impact of your proposal could have on existing copyright and contract provisions for video content? does the fcc -- do your proposal impact third parties, whether they'll be able to alter or add to video programming or advertising contained in such programming? >> thank you, senator nelson. i think there are probably several responses to that. o one, that which the cable operator puts out