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Agriculture Department Pesticide programs:
See Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Restricted use pesticides; applicators certification; State
Service plans—
See Food Safety and Inspection Service Delaware, 5514-5515
See Forest Service
Executive Office of the President
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau See Presidential Documents
See Trade Representative, Office of United States
RULES
Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
Appropriate ATF officers, 5469-5481 Export Administration Bureau
RULES
Export administration regulations:
Commerce Department
License Exception CTP revisions; high performance
See Export Administration Bureau
computers, U.S. export controls; January 10, 2001
See National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Presidential Announcement implementation, 5443-
NOTICES
5447
Agency information collection activities:
Submission for OMB review; comment request, 5509
Federal Reserve System
NOTICES
Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension
Meetings; Sunshine Act, 5515
Service
NOTICES Food and Drug Administration
Grants and cooperative agreements; availability, etc.:
Food and Agricultural Sciences National Needs Graduate RULES
Biological products:
Fellowship Program, 6203-6208
Human cells, tissues, and cellular and tissue-based
Special Research Programs—
products; establishment registration and listing,
Citrus Tristeza Research, 6207-6215
5447-5469
Food for human consumption:
Education Department Beverages—
NOTICES Fruit and vegetable juices and juice products; HACCP
Agency information collection'activities: procediures for safe and sanitary processing and
Proposed collection; comment request, 5511 importing, 6137-6202
Reports and guidance documents; availability, etc.: NOTICES
Sexual harassment guidance; harassment of students by Reports and guidance documents; availability, etc.:
school employees, other students, or third parties, Foodbome listeria monocytogenes among selected
5512 categories of ready-to-eat foods, relative risk to public
health; risk assessment docvunent, etc., 5515-5517
Employment Standards Administration Vibrio parahaemolyticus in raw molluscan shellfish,
public health impact; risk assessment document,
RULES
Fair Labor Standards Act: 5517-5518
Domestic service; companionship services exemption,
5481-5489 Food Sirfety and Inspection Service
NOTICES NOTICES
Minimum wages for Federal and federally-assisted Reports and guidance documents; availability, etc.:
construction; general wage determination decisions, Foodbome listeria monocytogenes among selected
5519-5520 categories of ready-to-eat foods, relative risk to public
health; risk assessment document, etc., 5515-5517
Environmental Protection Agency
Forest Service
PROPOSED RULES
Water pollution control: NOTICES
National pollutant discharge elimination system Agency information collection activities:
(NPDES)— Proposed collection; comment request, 5508-5509
Concentrated animal feeding operations; guidelines and
standards; correction, 5524 Health and Human Services Department
NOTICES See Food and Dmg Administration
Agency information collection activities: See Health Care Financing Administration
Proposed collection: comment request, 5512-5513
Environmental statements; availability, etc.: Health Care Financing Administration
Agency statements- - RULES
Comment availability, 5513-5514 Medicaid:
Weekly receipts, 5514 Managed care, 6227-6426
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Housing and Urban Development Department Office of United States Trade Representative
RULES See Trade Representative, Office of United States
Housing programs;
Mandatory expense deductions and earned income Personnel Management Office
disallowances for persons with disabilities; income PROPOSED RULES
adjustment determination, 6217—6226 Employment:
Mortgage and loan insurance programs: Recruitment and relocation bonuses and retention
Single-family mortgage insiirance— allowances, 5491-5494
Section 221(d)(2] mortgage insurance program;
discontinuation, 5911-5913 Presidential Documents
NOTICES EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Grants and cooperative agreements; availability, etc.: Committees; establishment, renew^, termination, etc.;
Facilities to assist homeless— District of Columbia, Federal Interagency Task Force on
Excess and surplus Federal property, 5518 the; establishment (EO 13189), 5421-5423
Educational Resource Equity, President’s Commission on;
Interior Department establishment (EO 13190), 5424-5425
NOTICES
Grants and cooperative agreements; availability, etc.: Public Health Service
Tribal self-governance program (2002 FY or CY), 5518- See Food and Drug Administration
5519
Securities and Exchange Commission
International Trade Commission NOTICES
NOTICES Meetings; Sunshine Act, 5520
Meetings; Sunshine Act, 5519
Small Business Administration
Labor Department NOTICES
See Employment Standards Administration Organization, functions, and authority delegations:
See Mine Safety and Health Administration Administrator; order of succession, 5520
See Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Social Security Administration
Mine Safety and Health Administration PROPOSED RULES
RULES Social secmity benefits and supplemental security income:
Coal mine safety and health: Federal old age, survivors, and disability insurance, and
Underground mines— aged, blind, and disabled—
Diesel particulate matter exposure of miners, 5525- New disability claims process, 5494-5507
5705 NOTICES
Metal and nonmetal mine safety and health: Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act of
Underground mines— 1999; implementation:
Diesel particulate matter exposure of miners, 5704- Attorney fee assessment; 2001 rate, 5521
5909
Trade Representative, Office of United States
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOTICES
Generalized System of Preferences:
RULES
Marine mammals: India; modification of duty-free treatment for certain
Incidental taking— products; comment request, 5521-5523
Atlantic Large Whale Take Reduction Plan, 5489-5490
NOTICES Treasury Department
Environmental statements; notice of intent: See Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem
Reserve; designation as national marine sanctuary,
5509-5510 Separate Parts In This Issue
Permits:
Exempted fishing, 5510-5511 Part II
Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Administration, 5525-5909
RULES
Production and utilization facilities; domestic licensing: Part III
Potassium iodide inclusion in emergency plans; Department of Housing and Urban Development, 5911-
consideration, 5427-5440 5913
Regulatory agreements:
Louisiana; offshore waters inspection; Section 274i Part IV
agreement terminated, 5441-5443 Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health
Administration, 5915-6135
Occupational Safety and HeaKh Administration
RULES Part V
Occupational injuries and illnesses; recording and reporting Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug
requirements, 5915-6135 Administration, 6137-6202
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Part VI Part VW
Department of Agriculture, Cooperative State Research, Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care
Education, and Extension Service, 6203-6215 Financing Administration, 6227-6426
Part VN
Reader Aids
Department of Housing and Urban Development, 6217-
Consult the Reader Aids section at the end of this issue for
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phone numbers, online resources, finding aids, reminders,
and notice of recently enacted public laws.
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1 CFR PARTS AFFECTED IN THIS ISSUE
■ A cumulative list of the parts affected this month can be found in the
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Reader Aids section at the end of this issue.
3 CFR
Executive Orders;
13189. .5421
13190. .5424
5 CFR
Proposed Rules:
575. .5491
1 10 CFR
I 50. .5427
1 150. .5441
1 15 CFR I
740. .5443
742. .5443
748. .5443
20 CFR
Proposed Rules:
404. .5494
416. .5494
422. .5494
1 21 CFR 1
■ 120. .6138
1 207. .5447
1 807. .5447
1 1271. .5447
1 24 CFR
5. .6218
92. .6218
200. .6218
221. .5912
236. .6218 !
574. .6218
1
582. .6218
583. .6218
891. .6218
982. .6218
1 27 CFR i
17. .5469
18. .5469
20. .5472
21. .5472
22. .5472
25. .5477
30. .5480
1 29 CFR y
1 552. .5481 1
B 1904. .5916 1
1 1952. .5916
30 CFR 1
1 57. .5526
I 72. .5526
40 CFR
Proposed Rules:
122. .5524
412. .5524
42 CFR 1
400. .6628
430. .6628
431. .6628
434. .6628
435. .6628
438. .6628
440. .6628
447. .6628
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50 CFR
229. .5489
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Title 3— Executive Order 13189 of January 15, 2001
The President Federal Interagency Task Force on the District of Columhia
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitutioij and the
laws of the United States of America, and in order to further the revitalization
of, and to improve prospects for the success of “home rule” in the District
of Columbia, the Nation’s Capital, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. Background and Policy. The District of Columbia is the Nation’s
Capital, and the Federal Government is the largest employer, landholder,
and purchaser in the region. The Executive Office of the President has
established and maintained an interest in fostering the Federal relationship
with the District of Columbia since 1963. This Administration has long
sought to strengthen the relationship between the Federal Government and
the District of Columbia by initiating a historic restructuring of this relation¬
ship. At the request of the President, in 1995, the Federal D.C. Interagency
Task Force, chaired by the Director of the Office of Management and Budget,
and directed by the Special Advisor to the President and Executive Director
of the Federal D.C. Interagency Task Force, was created to revitalize the
District of Columbia and improve prospects for “home rule” to succeed
in the Nation’s Capital. The Federal D.C. Interagency Task Force Office
has worked with Federal agencies, the Congress, and local officials to promote
long-term financial stability, economic growth, and opportimity for self-
government for the District of Columbia. In 1997, the President signed into
law the National Capital Revitalization and Self-Government Improvement
Act of 1997, under which the Federal Government undertook certain respon¬
sibilities and goyemmentar functions befitting a State or county government.
Also in 1997, the President signed into law tax incentives designed to
spur economic growth in the District of Coliunbia.
It is the policy of this Administration, therefore, to build on the momentum
of the accomplishments over the last 5 years by formally establishing the
Federal D.C. Interagency Task Force to further assist the District of Columbia
in achieving financial stability, economic growth, and improvement in man¬
agement and service delivery.
Sec. 2. Establishment of the Federal Interagency Task Force on the District
of Columbia.
(a) There is established the “Federal Interagency Task Force on the District
of Columbia” (Task Force).
(b) The Task Force shall be composed of the following members:
(1) The Attorney General;
(2) The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development;
(3) The Secretary of Health and Human Services;
(4) The Secretary of Labor;
(5) The Secretary of Tremsportation;
(6) The Secretary of the Treasury;
(7) The Administrator of General Services;
(8) The Secretary of Education;
(9) The Secretary of the Interior;
(10) The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency;
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(11) The Secretary of Commerce;
(12) The Secretary of Agriculture;
(13) The Director of the Office of Management and Budget;
(14) The Administrator of the Small Business Administration;
(15) The Commissioner of the Social Secm-ity;
(16) The Secretary of Energy;
(17) The Director of the Office of Personnel Management; and
(18) Such other members as the Director of the Office of Management
and Budget may provide (including the Director of the Court Services
and Offender Supervision Agency, which office is located in the Depart¬
ment of Justice.)
(c) The Task Force shall be chaired by the Director of the Office of
Management and Budget (Director). The Director may appoint an Assistant
Director or other senior official to assist in the management of the Task
Force.
(d) The Office of Management and Budget shall provide administrative
support for the Task Force. To the extent permitted by law, other executive
departments and agencies may provide such staff, resources, and information
as may be required in carrying out the provisions of this order.
(e) The Director shall develop, review, modify, and, as appropriate, imple¬
ment program recommendations, in cooperation with the appropriate elected
Federal and local officials and agencies, to promote long-term financial
stability, economic growth, and opportunity for self-government for the Dis¬
trict of Columbia.
(f) To the extent permitted by law, the Task Force staff shall communicate
with Federal and local elected officials as early in program planning cycles
as reasonably feasible, to develop and explain specific Federal and local
plans and program actions.
Sec. 3. Purpose. The purpose of the Interagency Task Force will be to
coordinate and better leverage Administration efforts and initiatives for the
District of Columbia in concert with local and regional initiatives to improve
the long-term financial stability of the Nation’s Capital and to improve
self-governance. The Director’s designee shall serve as liaison between the
executive branch and the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of
government of the District of Columbia, as well as the private sector.
Sec. 4. Responsibilities. To the extent permitted by law, the Interagency
Task Force shall:
(a) formulate and recommend interagency compacts and cooperative agree¬
ments between Federal agencies and the District of Columbia;
(b) develop, on a continuing basis, a comprehensive and coordinated
plan to establish priorities to promote long-term financial stability, economic
growth, and opportunity for self-government for the District of Columbia;
(c) provide for an understanding by the public of the needs and assets
of the District of Columbia;
(d) support District efforts to encourage economic growth in the District
of Columbia;
(e) serve as the focal point and coordinating unit for Federal programs,
technical assistance, and other support for the District of Columbia; and
(f) provide a forum for consideration of problems within the District
of Columbia and propose and effectuate solutions.
Sec. 5. Assistance to Economically Distressed Areas. Members of the Task
Force, to the extent permitted by law and within existing budgetary resources,
shall provide targeted assistance to economically distressed areas within
the District of Columbia and to projects that require economic development