No, because its not a formally proposed regulation. Its an internal draft of an order to be adopted after comment on a regulatory proposal [0].
Note that actual regulatory documents -- whether proposals open for comment (NPRM), rules open for comment (Interim Final Rule with Comment Period), or Final Rules -- that get published on that site are decisions by regulatory entities that, where the agency is a commission like the FCC that acts by voting (as opposed to an executive branch agency with a single-decisionmaker-hierarchy), represent the outcome of a vote by the applicable commission. Drafts that are not yet voted on or approved by the applicable decisionmaker aren't formal regulatory documents and are not posted.
Assuming the order is adopted, it will then have a final form and be published.
No, because its not a formally proposed regulation. Its an internal draft of an order to be adopted after comment on a regulatory proposal [0].
Note that actual regulatory documents -- whether proposals open for comment (NPRM), rules open for comment (Interim Final Rule with Comment Period), or Final Rules -- that get published on that site are decisions by regulatory entities that, where the agency is a commission like the FCC that acts by voting (as opposed to an executive branch agency with a single-decisionmaker-hierarchy), represent the outcome of a vote by the applicable commission. Drafts that are not yet voted on or approved by the applicable decisionmaker aren't formal regulatory documents and are not posted.
Assuming the order is adopted, it will then have a final form and be published.
[0] The "Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet" Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) released last year http://www.fcc.gov/document/protecting-and-promoting-open-in...