Public Utilities Commission: reports: telecommunications service: backup electricity.

Existing law requires the Public Utilities Commission to develop, publish, and annually update a report containing specified information, including the commission's annual work plan, performance criteria for the commission and its executive director, an accounting of the commission's transactions and proceedings from the prior year, a description of activities taken and processes instituted to solicit the input of customers from diverse regions of the state in ratesetting and quasi-legislative proceedings, a list of its public meetings held outside San Francisco in the previous year, a schedule of its meetings anticipated to be held outside San Francisco during the coming year, and a summary of deenergization event trends and the effect of deenergization events on telecommunications service and public safety, as specified. Existing law requires the commission to post the report in a conspicuous area of its internet website. This bill would require the report to also contain a description of the audits and inspections conducted to ensure compliance with the commission's backup electricity rules for providers of telecommunications service, including, but not limited to, the total number of violations identified by the commission in the prior year, aggregated by company, and a summary of enforcement actions taken for those violations.