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e-CFR Data is current as of February 4, 2010

TITLE 43--Public Lands: Interior

Subtitle A--OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

PART 2--RECORDS AND TESTIMONY; FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT

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Subpart A--GENERAL INFORMATION

§2.1
What do the regulations cover?
§2.2
What is DOI's policy regarding release of records under the FOIA?
§2.3
What terms do I need to know?
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Subpart B--INFORMATION ROUTINELY AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC WITHOUT FILING A FOIA REQUEST

§2.4
How do I obtain information routinely available to the public?
§2.5
Does DOI maintain an index of its reading room materials?
§2.6
Will the Department accept written requests, including fax, e-mail, or telephone requests, for routinely available information?
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Subpart C--REQUESTS FOR RECORDS UNDER THE FOIA

§2.7
What do I need to know before filing a FOIA request?
§2.8
What information do I include in my request?
§2.9
May I specify the form or format of disclosure?
§2.10
Where do I send my request?
§2.11
Why is it important to send my request to the right office?
§2.12
When can I expect the response?
§2.13
When may the bureau take a time extension to respond to my request?
§2.14
When can I get expedited processing?
§2.15
Will I be charged fees?
§2.16
How are fees determined?
§2.17
How will my requester category affect the fees that I am charged?
§2.18
How are fees assessed and collected?
§2.19
When will bureaus waive fees?
§2.20
When will bureaus grant discretionary fee waivers?
§2.21
How will the bureau respond to my request?
§2.22
What happens if a bureau receives a request for records it does not have or did not create?
§2.23
How will a bureau handle a request for commercial or financial information that it has obtained from a person or entity outside the Federal Government?
§2.24
Is a submitter required to designate information that is commercially or financially sensitive?
§2.25
How will a bureau handle a request for Federally-funded research data in the possession of a private entity?
§2.26
Does the bureau provide multitrack processing of FOIA requests?
§2.27
How will a bureau handle a request for information that is contained in a Privacy Act system of records? (See DOI's Privacy Act regulations (Subpart G of this part) for additional information.)
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Subpart D--FOIA APPEALS

§2.28
When may I file an appeal?
§2.29
How long do I have to file an appeal?
§2.30
How do I file an appeal?
§2.31
How will DOI respond to my appeal?
§2.32
How long does DOI have to respond to my appeal?
§2.33
How will the Department notify you and the submitter of commercial or financial information when it makes an appeal decision concerning such information?
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Subpart E--FOIA ANNUAL REPORT

§2.34
Where can I get a copy of DOI's FOIA annual report?
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Subpart F--DECLASSIFICATION OF CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS

§2.41
Declassification of classified documents.
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Subpart G--PRIVACY ACT

§2.45
Purpose and scope.
§2.46
Definitions.
§2.47
Records subject to Privacy Act.
§2.48
Standards for maintenance of records subject to the Act.
§2.49
[Reserved]
§2.50
Federal Register notices describing systems of records.
§2.51
Assuring integrity of records.
§2.52
Conduct of employees.
§2.53
Government contracts.
§§2.54-2.55
[Reserved]
§2.56
Disclosure of records.
§2.57
Accounting for disclosures.
§§2.58-2.59
[Reserved]
§2.60
Request for notification of existence of records: Submission.
§2.61
Requests for notification of existence of records: Action on.
§2.62
Requests for access to records.
§2.63
Requests for access to records: Submission.
§2.64
Requests for access to records: Initial decision.
§2.65
Requests for notification of existence of records and for access to records: Appeals.
§2.66
Requests for access to records: Special situations.
§§2.67-2.69
[Reserved]
§2.70
Amendment of records.
§2.71
Petitions for amendment: Submission and form.
§2.72
Petitions for amendment: Processing and initial decision.
§2.73
Petitions for amendments: Time limits for processing.
§2.74
Petitions for amendment: Appeals.
§2.75
Petitions for amendment: Action on appeals.
§2.76
[Reserved]
§2.77
Statements of disagreement.
§2.78
[Reserved]
§2.79
Exemptions.
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Subpart H--LEGAL PROCESS: TESTIMONY BY EMPLOYEES AND PRODUCTION OF RECORDS

§2.80
What does this subpart cover?
§2.81
What is the Department's policy on granting requests for employee testimony or Department records?
§2.82
How can I obtain employee testimony or Department records?
§2.83
If I serve a subpoenamust I also submit arequest?
§2.84
What information must I put in myRequest?
§2.85
How much will I be charged?
§2.86
Can I get an authenticated copy of a Department record?
§2.87
How will the Department process myRequest?
§2.88
What criteria will the Department consider in responding to myRequest?
§2.89
What must I, as an employee, do upon receiving a request?
§2.90
Must I get approval before testifying as an expert witness on a subject outside the scope of my official duties?
Appendix
Appendix A to Part 2 --Department of the Interior FOIA and Public Affairs Contacts, and Reading Rooms
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Appendix B to Part 2 --Internet Addresses
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Appendix C to Part 2 --Fee Schedule
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Appendix D to Part 2 --Fee Waiver Criteria
Appendix
Appendix E to Part 2 --FOIA Exemptions
Appendix
Appendix F to Part 2 --Mineral Leasing Act and Mineral Leasing Act for Acquired Lands--Special Rules
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