Senate report says internet subsidy consultants cost over $200 million a year

A US Senate report says consultants for an internet subsidy program cost more than $200 million a year.

The program is described as an internet subsidy, but the available information does not name it.

The report’s findings concern spending on consultants, not the total cost of the subsidy program.

The text does not explain what consultants do or how the spending was calculated.

It also does not say who received the money or what lawmakers recommend.

The stated annual figure exceeds $200 million, but no additional figures are provided.

No next steps are described.