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    The Federal Register is the official daily publication that informs U.S. citizens of their rights and obligations under federal law through notifications of proposed rules, final agency rules and regulations, presidential documents, and public notices. It is organized into four main categories of documents and three additional sections. Regulations in the Federal Register are organized using a numbering system that identifies the title, chapter, part, section, and paragraph to specify requirements at increasingly granular levels.

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    The Federal Register is the official daily publication that informs U.S. citizens of their rights and obligations under federal law through notifications of proposed rules, final agency rules and regulations, presidential documents, and public notices. It is organized into four main categories of documents and three additional sections. Regulations in the Federal Register are organized using a numbering system that identifies the title, chapter, part, section, and paragraph to specify requirements at increasingly granular levels.

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    The Federal Register is the official daily publication that informs U.S. citizens of their rights and obligations under federal law through notifications of proposed rules, final agency rules and regulations, presidential documents, and public notices. It is organized into four main categories of documents and three additional sections. Regulations in the Federal Register are organized using a numbering system that identifies the title, chapter, part, section, and paragraph to specify requirements at increasingly granular levels.

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    Federal Register

    Organization and Contents of the Daily FEDERAL REGISTER

    Federal Register

    What is the Federal Register ?


    The Federal Register is an official daily legal publication Informs citizens of:
    !rights and obligations !opportunities for funding and Federal benefits !actions of Federal agencies for accountability to public

    Cite the FR by:


    volume, page no. and date: 64 FR 34567 (June 5, 1999)

    Federal Register

    Organization of FR Documents
    Four categories of documents Presidential Documents Rules and Regulations Proposed Rules Notices and Three additional sections Corrections Separate Parts Reader Aids

    Federal Register

    continue >

    Regulation Numbering System


    Title Chapter Part Section Paragraph 12 III 303 303.1 303.1(a) Broad subject area of regulations Rules of individual agency Rules on a single program or function One provision of program/function rules Detailed, specific requirements

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