Required
Preserve the date of either a material or not-material determination
Preserve the date of either a material or not-material determination.
Form 8-K Item 1.05(a)Public-company disclosure check
Item 105 Filing Subject To FCC Rule Delay — File an amendment within four business days after… · The delay must stay within the applicable FCC period…
The calculated result is “Item 105 Filing Subject To FCC Rule Delay”. Preserve the date of either a material or not-material determination.
Decision path242F031324Schema 1.0.0
Registrant typeDomestic Form 8k Filer
Materiality assessmentDetermined Material
The U.S. Attorney General made the required delay determination and notified the SEC in writingNo
47 CFR 64.2011 requires this registrant to delay public disclosureYes
SEC delay correspondence submitted through EDGAR by the ordinary Item 1.05 due dateYes
The planned delay stays within the FCC period and Item 1.05 limitNo
Form 8-K Item 1.05 filedYes
Required information was undetermined or unavailable at filingYes
Required Form 8-K amendment filed when information became availableNo
Action required
Calculated result Item 105 Filing Subject To FCC Rule Delay
Apply the published Item 1.05 logic to registrant status, materiality, filing timing, Attorney General or FCC delay, disclosure content, and amendment status. This scenario is distinct because it produces this exact combination of calculated result, active obligations, deadlines, and required evidence.
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Complete “Material or reasonably likely material impact”
Complete “Material or reasonably likely material impact”.
Form 8-K Item 1.05(a)Required
Complete “FCC-rule notification date, time, and zone”
Complete “FCC-rule notification date, time, and zone”.
Form 8-K Item 1.05(d); 47 CFR § 64.2011(b)(1)Required
Correct the planned FCC-rule delay period before relying on Item 1.05(d)
Correct the planned FCC-rule delay period before relying on Item 1.05(d).
Form 8-K Item 1.05(d); 47 CFR § 64.2011(b)(1)Review
The FCC-rule delay is temporary; preserve the notifications and monitor the Item…
The FCC-rule delay is temporary; preserve the notifications and monitor the Item 1.05 filing date.
Form 8-K Item 1.05(d); 47 CFR § 64.2011Review
Track the unavailable information and file the required Form 8-K amendment when…
Track the unavailable information and file the required Form 8-K amendment when it becomes available.
Form 8-K Item 1.05(a), Instruction 2Change the facts
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47 CFR 64.2011 requires this registrant to delay public disclosureYes → No
Result becomesFile Item 105 Within Four Business Days
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Form 8-KItem 1.05(a)–(d)↗FCC breach-notification rule47 CFR § 64.2011↗Securities Exchange Act Release No. 97989Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure↗SEC Division of Corporation Finance statementDisclosure of material and other cybersecurity incidents (21 May 2024)↗
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