DESCRIPTION OF RULES FORMAT
DESCRIPTION OF RULES FORMAT
The description of rules must be used for OMB review and/or approval to publish the rule. Use the following format:
DESCRIPTION OF RULES
DEPARTMENT/REGULATORY COMPONENT:
Department of Defense/Office of the Secretary [Cite the Cabinet Department
and the Subagency]
TITLE: [Cite the title of the rule]
RIN: [An OMB identifier. The FRLO
will provide this number]
PART NUMBER: 32 CFR Part 123 [Cite CFR title and part number.
The FRLO will assign the part
number for new rules.]
SIGNIFICANT: Substantive/Non-significant [Answer whether or not the rule
is Significant.]
UPCOMING ACTION: Proposed rule [Proposed, Interim, or Final]
PLANNED SUBMISSION/PUBLICATION: [An anticipated date to forward
the rule to the OFR]
STATUTORY DEADLINE: [Indicate the legal deadline to
publish the rule or implement a
legal requirement.]
DESCRIPTION: [Insert a short summary about
the rule and its intention.
State the difference or what has changed in the revised version and what impact it may have on the public.]
NAME/TELEPHONE NUMBER OF PROGRAM
OFFICIAL WHO CAN ANSWER DETAILED
QUESTIONS:
_________________ _________________ _______________ _______________
Printed Name Signature Phone Number Date
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