; and (B) block a call identified under subparagraph (A); (2) the Commission may not penalize a voice service provider that, while acting in good faith under paragraph (1), inadvertently blocks a lawful call; (3) the Commission shall establish a process through which— (A) a caller that originates a call that a voice service provider blocks under paragraph (1)(B) may quickly report to the voice service provider that the caller believes that the call should not have been blocked; and (B) a voice service provider that receives a report under subparagraph (A) shall evaluate— (i) whether the call to which the report relates should have been blocked; and (ii) the means by which to address future calls from the number to which the report relates; (4) each voice service provider shall designate a single point of contact to whom a caller may submit a report described in paragraph (3); (5) a voice service provider that blocks a call under paragraph (1)(B) shall maintain a list of numbers that are not eligible to be blocked, including any number used— (A) for outgoing calls by a public safety answering point or a similar facility that is designated to originate or route emergency calls; (B) to originate calls from a government entity, such as a call generated during an emergency; and (C) by a school, or a similar institution, to provide school-related notifications, such as a notification regarding— (i) a weather-related closure; or (ii) the existence of an emergency affecting a school or students attending a school; (6) a voice service provider— (A) may obtain, upon affirmative consent provided by a consumer, a list of numbers from which the consumer is willing to receive calls; (B) shall, with respect to a consumer who provides to the provider a list described in subparagraph (A), block each call made to the consumer from a number that is not on the list; and (C) may not share a list obtained under subparagraph (A) with the Commission or any other voice service provider