Who does NOT share responsibility for enforcing the provisions of the National Do Not Call Registry?

The Federal Reserve Board does not have a role in enforcing the provisions of the National Do Not Call Registry. The responsibilities of enforcing this registry primarily fall under certain federal and state agencies. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a key enforcement body that oversees compliance with the do not call regulations. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) also plays a significant role in regulating telemarketing practices and ensuring that those who violate the rules face penalties. Additionally, state law enforcement can participate in the enforcement efforts by addressing violations at the state level.

Given the responsibilities assigned to these agencies, it becomes clear that the Federal Reserve Board, whose primary focus is on the nation's monetary policy and banking system, is not involved in the enforcement of the National Do Not Call Registry.