Treasury establishes a new system of records to receive and triage public tips about suspected fraud, waste, and abuse in Federal programs for referral to appropriate agencies and inspectors general.
Center for Scientific Review will hold closed meetings to review research grant applications and provide advice on scientific matters to the National Institutes of Health.
Treasury proposes Privacy Act exemption for a new system tracking federal program waste, fraud, and abuse tips to protect investigatory records from disclosure requirements.
Treasury Department seeks public comment on the Fraud.gov tip intake system's information collection burden under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995.
Treasury Department solicits public comment on the New Markets Tax Credit Program allocation and tracking system under the Paperwork Reduction Act through the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund.
Center for Scientific Review amended notice of meeting for the National Institutes of Health scientific review group; meeting details and date available in Federal Register notice.
The National Cancer Institute offers licensing of the A1847 human ovarian carcinoma cell line, a BRCA1-deficient model for researchers studying cell cycle regulation, tumor suppression, and DNA damage repair drugs.
The EPA will transfer pesticide product data and claimed confidential business information to the Department of Justice and litigation parties under FIFRA and FFDCA disclosure rules.
EPA releases draft risk evaluation of flame retardant TBBPA under TSCA and requests public comment on whether the chemical presents unreasonable health or environmental risks under current use conditions.
Center for Scientific Review will hold closed meetings to review grant applications and personnel matters; specific dates and locations available upon request to the designated agency contact.
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