🌲Forest Service Notice on Proposed and Interim Directives
The Forest Service (Forest Service or Agency), U.S. Department of Agriculture, provides direction to employees through issuances in its Directive System, comprised of the Forest Service Manual and Forest Service Handbooks. The Agency must provide public notice of and opportunity to comment on directives that formulate standards, criteria, or guidelines applicable to Forest Service programs. Once per quarter, the Agency provides advance notice of proposed and interim directives that will be made available for public comment during the next three months; proposed and interim directives that were previously published for public comment but not yet finalized and issued; and notice of final directives issued in the last three months.
Learn More📊Proposed Minor Rule Violation Plan by 24X National Exchange
The Securities and Exchange Commission has received a filing from 24X National Exchange LLC regarding a proposed Minor Rule Violation Plan. This plan aims to designate specific minor rule violations and allow the Exchange to aggregate similar violations, promoting more efficient handling of regulatory infractions while maintaining transparency through quarterly reporting to the Commission.
Learn More⚖️OSHA Considers NRTL Expansion for QPS Evaluation Services
In this notice, OSHA announces the application of QPS Evaluation Services, Inc., for expansion of the recognition as a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) and presents the agency's preliminary finding to grant the application.
Learn More📦Notice of Proposed Change to Priority Mail Express Product Description
The Commission is recognizing a recent filing by the Postal Service concerning a product description change to the Mail Classification Schedule. This notice informs the public of the filing, invites public comment, and takes other administrative steps.
Learn More📉NYSE Proposes Rule Change on Compliance and Fee Requirements
The SEC is considering a proposed rule change from the NYSE that stipulates companies must pay all outstanding fees before their compliance plans can be reviewed. Failure to comply will lead to immediate suspension and delisting procedures, emphasizing the importance of financial obligations to maintain listing standards.
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