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- 43 CFR 45.45 · What are the requirements for requests for documents or tangible things or entry on land?
- 43 CFR 45.46 · What sanctions may the ALJ impose for failure to comply with discovery?
- 43 CFR 45.47 · What are the requirements for subpoenas and witness fees?
- 43 CFR 45.50 · When and where will the hearing be held?
- 43 CFR 45.51 · What are the parties' rights during the hearing?
- 43 CFR 45.52 · What are the requirements for presenting testimony?
- 43 CFR 45.53 · How may a party use a deposition in the hearing?
- 43 CFR 45.54 · What are the requirements for exhibits, official notice, and stipulations?
- 43 CFR 45.55 · What evidence is admissible at the hearing?
- 43 CFR 45.56 · What are the requirements for transcription of the hearing?
- 43 CFR 45.57 · Who has the burden of persuasion, and what standard of proof applies?
- 43 CFR 45.58 · When will the hearing record close?
- 43 CFR 45.59 · What are the requirements for post-hearing briefs?
- 43 CFR 45.60 · What are the requirements for the ALJ's decision?
- 43 CFR 45.70 · How must documents be filed and served under this subpart?
- 43 CFR 45.71 · How do I propose an alternative?
- 43 CFR 45.72 · May I file a revised proposed alternative?
- 43 CFR 45.73 · When will DOI file its modified condition or prescription?
- 43 CFR 45.74 · How will DOI analyze a proposed alternative and formulate its modified condition or prescription?
- 43 CFR 45.75 · Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this subpart?
- 43 CFR 46.105 · Using a bureau-directed contractor to prepare environmental documents.
- 43 CFR 46.107 · Procedures for applicant-prepared environmental impact statements and environmental assessments.
- 43 CFR 46.150 · Emergency responses.
- 43 CFR 46.205 · Actions categorically excluded from further NEPA review.
- 43 CFR 46.210 · Listing of departmental categorical exclusions.
- 43 CFR 46.215 · Categorical exclusions: Extraordinary circumstances.
- 43 CFR 46.220 · How to designate lead agencies.
- 43 CFR 46.225 · How to select cooperating agencies.
- 43 CFR 47.5 · What is the purpose of this part?
- 43 CFR 47.10 · What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
- 43 CFR 47.15 · What laws apply to exchanges made under this part?
- 43 CFR 47.20 · What factors will the Secretary consider in analyzing a land exchange?
- 43 CFR 47.30 · When does a land exchange advance the interests of the beneficiaries?
- 43 CFR 47.35 · Must lands exchanged be of equal value?
- 43 CFR 47.40 · How must properties be described?
- 43 CFR 47.45 · How does the exchange process work?
- 43 CFR 47.50 · What should the Chairman include in a land exchange proposal for the Secretary?
- 43 CFR 47.55 · What are the minimum requirements for appraisals used in a land exchange?
- 43 CFR 47.60 · What documentation must the Chairman submit to the Secretary in the land exchange packet?
- 43 CFR 47.65 · When will the Secretary approve or disapprove the land exchange?
- 43 CFR 47.70 · How does the Chairman complete the exchange once approved?
- 43 CFR 48.5 · What is the purpose of this part?
- 43 CFR 48.6 · What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
- 43 CFR 48.10 · What is the Secretary's role in reviewing proposed amendments to the HHCA?
- 43 CFR 48.15 · What are the Chairman's responsibilities in submitting proposed amendments to the Secretary?
- 43 CFR 48.20 · How does the Secretary determine if the State is seeking to amend Federal law?
- 43 CFR 48.25 · How does the Secretary determine if the proposed amendment decreases the benefits to beneficiaries of Hawaiian home lands?
- 43 CFR 48.30 · How does the Secretary determine if Congressional approval is unnecessary?
- 43 CFR 48.35 · When must the Secretary determine if the proposed amendment requires Congressional approval?
- 43 CFR 48.40 · What notification will the Secretary provide?
- 43 CFR 48.45 · When is a proposed amendment deemed effective?
- 43 CFR 48.50 · Can the State of Hawai'i amend the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act without Secretarial review?
- 43 CFR 49.1 · What does this part do?
- 43 CFR 49.5 · What terms are used in this part?
- 43 CFR 49.10 · Does this part affect existing authorities?
- 43 CFR 49.15 · When does this part not apply?
- 43 CFR 49.20 · Does this part create new rights or entitlements?
- 43 CFR 49.25 · What information concerning the nature and specific location of paleontological resources is confidential?
- 43 CFR 49.30 · How will the bureaus conduct inventory, monitoring, and preservation activities?
- 43 CFR 49.35 · How will the bureaus foster public education and awareness?
- 43 CFR 49.40 · May the bureaus restrict access to an area?
- 43 CFR 49.100 · When is a permit required to collect paleontological resources on Federal land?
- 43 CFR 49.105 · Who can receive a permit?
- 43 CFR 49.110 · What are permit applicant qualification requirements?
- 43 CFR 49.115 · Where must a permit application be filed and what information must it include?
- 43 CFR 49.120 · How will a bureau make a decision about a permit application?
- 43 CFR 49.125 · What terms and conditions will a permit contain?
- 43 CFR 49.130 · When and how may a permit be modified, suspended, revoked, or cancelled?
- 43 CFR 49.135 · Can a permit-related decision be appealed?
- 43 CFR 49.140 · What is the process for appealing a permit-related decision?
- 43 CFR 49.145 · Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this part?
- 43 CFR 49.200 · Where are collections deposited?
- 43 CFR 49.205 · What are the requirements for approving a repository to receive a collection?
- 43 CFR 49.210 · What terms and conditions must agreements between the bureau and approved repository contain?
- 43 CFR 49.215 · What are the standards for managing the collections?
- 43 CFR 49.300 · What acts are prohibited?
- 43 CFR 49.400 · What criminal penalties apply to violations of this part?
- 43 CFR 49.500 · When can the Federal land manager assess a civil penalty?
- 43 CFR 49.505 · When and how does the Federal land manager serve a notice of violation?
- 43 CFR 49.510 · What is included in the notice of violation?
- 43 CFR 49.515 · How is an objection to a notice of violation and proposed civil penalty made and resolved?
- 43 CFR 49.520 · When will the Federal land manager issue a final assessment of civil penalty?
- 43 CFR 49.525 · How will the Federal land manager calculate the amount of a proposed and final assessment of civil penalty?
- 43 CFR 49.530 · How will the Federal land manager issue the final assessment of civil penalty?
- 43 CFR 49.535 · What are the options and timeframe to respond to the final assessment of civil penalty?
- 43 CFR 49.540 · What procedures govern the DCHD hearing process initiated by a request for hearing on the final assessment?
- 43 CFR 49.545 · What will be included in the administrative law judge's decision?
- 43 CFR 49.550 · How can the administrative law judge's decision be appealed?
- 43 CFR 49.555 · What procedures govern an appeal of an administrative law judge's decision?
- 43 CFR 49.560 · When must the civil penalty be paid?
- 43 CFR 49.565 · When may a person assessed a civil penalty seek judicial review?
- 43 CFR 49.570 · What happens if a civil penalty is not paid on time?
- 43 CFR 49.575 · How will collected civil penalties be used?
- 43 CFR 49.600 · How is “scientific value” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
- 43 CFR 49.605 · How is “commercial value” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
- 43 CFR 49.610 · How is the “cost of response, restoration, and repair” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
- 43 CFR 49.700 · Will a violation lead to forfeiture of a paleontological resource?
- 43 CFR 49.705 · What rewards may bureaus pay to those who assisted in enforcing this part?
- 43 CFR 49.800 · Is casual collecting allowed on lands administered by NPS or FWS?
- 43 CFR 49.805 · Where is casual collecting allowed?