MSHA - FedReg E9-9945 - Proposed Information Collection Request Submitted for Public Comment and Recommendations;

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19986 Federal Register/Vol. 74, No. 82/Thursday, April 30, 2009/Notices under standard PRA clearance funds and Recovery Act funds. States WIA title 1B programs, and in National procedures. will report aggregate counts on those Emergency Grants, on a quarterly basis, The OMB is particularly interested in participants who are low-income, those beginning with the 3rd quarter of comments which: receiving Temporary Assistance to Program Year 2009, which ends on • Evaluate whether the proposed Needy Families and other public March 31, 2010. The first deadline for collection of information is necessary assistance, the number of UI claimants, the required quarterly submission will for the proper performance of the Veterans, and individuals with be May 15, 2010. This start date gives functions of the agency, including disabilities, numbers in training and States sufficient time to adjust their whether the information will have type of training, and numbers receiving management information systems. practical utility; Why are we requesting Emergency supportive services. • Evaluate the accuracy of the • For WIA Dislocated Workers, States Processing? The supplemental reports agency’s estimate of the burden of the will report aggregate counts of all and quarterly collection of WIA proposed collection of information, participants, including those whose individual records allows ETA to services are funded with regular WIA overcome the limitations imposed by including the ...

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under standard PRA clearance funds and Recovery Act funds. States WIA title 1B programs, and in National procedures. will report aggregate counts on those Emergency Grants, on a quarterly basis, The OMB is particularly interested in  participants who are low-income, those  beginning with the 3rd quarter of comments which:  receiving Temporary Assistance to Program Year 2009, which ends on •  March Families and other public 31, 2010. The first deadline for Needy Evaluate whether the proposed collection of information is necessary  assistance, the number of UI claimants, the required quarterly submission will for the proper performance of the  Veterans, and individuals with  be May 15, 2010. This start date gives functions of the agency, including  disabilities, numbers in training and States sufficient time to adjust their type of training, and numbers receiving management information systems. whether the information will have practical utility;  supportive services. Why are we requesting Emergency •Evaluate the accuracy of the •For WIA Dislocated Workers,StatesProcessing?The supplemental reports agency’s estimate of the burden of the will report aggregate counts ofalland quarterly collection of WIA proposed collection of information,  participants, including those whose individual records allows ETA to including the validity of the  services are funded with regular WIA overcome the limitations imposed by methodology and assumptions used;  Dislocated Worker formula funds and current outcome based performance •  requirements. This collection reporting Act funds. States will report Enhance the quality, utility, and  Recovery clarify of the information to be  the number of UI claimants, Veterans, comprises a participant and collected; and and individuals with disabilities, performance reporting strategy that will •  a more robust, ‘‘real time’’ view in training and type of provide Minimize the burden of the  numbers collection of information on those who  training, and numbers receiving of the impact of the Recovery Act funds, are to respond, including through the  supportive services.  providing greater information on levels use of appropriate automated, •For National Emergency Grants, of program participation, and provide electronic, mechanical, or other financed with Recovery Act Funds Only, more information about the technological collection techniques or  States will report aggregate counts of  characterist a other forms of information technology,  participants, including the number of UI  served, and  i t c h s e     o t f y  t p h e e s     p o a f  r s ti e c r i v p ice n s t   s  e.g.,  provided. The approval of this request  claimants, Veterans, and individuals permitting electronic submissions of responses.  a w n it d h  t   y di p s e a   b o i f l  t it r i a es, num n be d r   s n  i u n m  t b r e aining  is n f e o c r e m ss a a n r c y e  to allow ETA to report  AGENCY :Employment and Training  ining, a rs Administration.  receiving supportive services.  i p m er mediately     a o c n c  t o h u e n   t ef a f b e i c l t i i t v y  e i   n u f s o e r  o m f  ation  Title of Collection:Collecting •For WIA Youth, served with Recovery Act funds already received by Aggregate Participant Counts for R be e   c s o li v g e h r t y l   y A d ct i   ff F e u r n en d t s .     O St n a l t y e ,l il wr tetaor w gnitro S pe ce akfories.genc  p h e h r t   W     t t r i o  o s mtn s l e l   i e w porey hlremos rteliated  d Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Title IB, Wagner-Peyser Act, National  y ag o g u re h gate co ci u p n a t n s  t o s, f     i a n ll c   l R u e d c i o n v g e  t r h y  e A   ct  i a n v f a o il r a m b a l t e i   o w n h  o il n e     i t n h d e i y v   i a d re u   a p l a s r   t w ic il i l p  b at e i   ng in Emergency Grants, and Reemployment  char t a   ct p e a r r i t s i tics of particth the programs. There is also significant    Services Grants.  ipants, e OMB Control Number:  added by obtaining quarterly value  of participants in summerPending. numbers Frequency of Collection:  individual records from State workforce Monthly employment, services received, collection. attainment of a work readiness skill, Affected Public: agenci hichwrequ is  o  S   t t aorkfte W ecro bus ylresnoissimrsFi. esrtua qt, i fn   e , myli A t   n t o c r e o v a y m rR v e i c d o e   th p e r   o   e i   n t   i i   r m e o d r Agencies. and  completion of summer youth  respond to the oversight needs of Total Estimated Number of employment. States will also continue  Congress and other Federal/ Governors, Respondents: dn     .45 Total Estimated Annual Burden auq retrraluAIW h   e d   n t a e   g e   h r te su n o e  itbmt uo yla  Hours: u dnret ehW AI e nutionesicrvse y yna  c ohw  hts, iportdingnclua lernnau  stroper ylhtnomr fos urho2 471,4 blpu. iccoSe, nd g larte stakeholders Sat wis teta llsylana yS dna si m  mo  fro imelre t iwllTE Afetib ne and 573,160 hours for quarterly  year-round youth program.  have access to more regular updates on WIASRD reports.  ere Wa Description:The American Recovery •For th gn -Peyser Act re rt and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (The Employment Service, i norofnicititapdewiar pnaonti er sd,vei poill w se s t   atS on amati Recovery Act) was signed into law by  n o u n t m h b e e   r n  o u f  m U b n er e  o m f  p p lo ar y ti m c e p nt a  I n n ts surance    D w a e r l r l i   n a   s A e . m Ki p n l g o , yment and training trends. President Obama on February 17, 2009.  (UI) claimants served, and the type of Departmental Clearance Officer. To record the impact of the Recovery  services received. States will be [FR Doc. E9–9872 Filed 4–29–09; 8:45 am] Act resources, more current information  required to submit supplemental reports BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P on participants and the services  of aggregate counts of all participants received is essential. Therefore, to  whose services are financed with obtain a more robust look at participants  u and services provided with the  r f e u g nd l s a   r a   n W d a   g R n ec er o - v P e e r y y s   e A r c   t A  f c u t  n f d or s  m (i u .e l . a ,     DEPARTMENT OF LABOR additional Recovery Act resources, the  o Employment and Training  R E e m e p m lyment Service and    Mine Safety and Health Administration Administration (ETA) proposes •Fo p r l   o t y he m   e W n a t g S n e e r r v - i P c e e y s s ). er ormationosed Infoi n eRuq C loeltcporP fod teitbmSut es cilbuP r supplemental reports. Under these new Reemployment Services Grants,States Comment and Recommendations; supplemental reports, States are  will report on the same data elements required to submit information that  that are collected for the Wagner-Peyser Underground Retorts States already collect; however, the  Act Employment Service report, with supplemental reports are required to be  one additional data element:referral to ACTION :Notice. submitted monthly. training, including WIA-funded training. SUMMARY :The Department of Labor, as •For WIA Adult,States will report part of its continuing effort to reduce In addition to these aggregate monthly aggregate counts ofall paperwork and respondent burdenparticipants, reports, ETA proposes that States including those whose services are submit the WIA individual records conducts a pre-clearance consultation funded with regular WIA Adult formula (WIASRD) onallparticipants in the program to provide the general public

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and Federal agencies with an•Evaluate the accuracy of the DEPARTMENT OF LABOR opportunity to comment on proposed agency’s estimate of the burden of the and/or continuing collections of proposed collection of information, Mine Safety and Health Administration information in accordance with the including the validity of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 methodology and assumptions used; S tseuqedettimbuub Por fc li oropes dnIofmrtaion Collection  R P (PRA95) [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]. This •Enh program helps to ensure that requested  ance the quality, utility, and n data can be provided in the desired  c cl o a ll ri e t c y t   e o d f  ;  t a h n e  d i   nformation to be  a dne tmmneeRocons;dati und    GroanPl ntCol ro mmCo format, reporting burden (time and financial resources) is minimized,  co •inimiM bhe tzeofn deur l  eht   noitcelitnoo foi fnrowho n those  ACTION :Notice. collection instruments are clearly  ma understood, and the impact of collection  u ar s e e     t o o f     r a e p s p p r o o n p d r , i   a i t n e c   l a u u d to in m g a  t t h e r d o ,  ugh the  p p S a a U p r M e  t M r o A w f  R it o Y s r : k   e educto r noederpsna d  co s   troffe gniunitn e DepartThaLob,ra emtno  f tnb rued n requirements on respondents can be  electronic, mechanical, or other  conducts a pre-clearance consultation properly assessed.  technological collection techniques or  he ublic Currently, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is soliciting  other forms of information technology,  program to pro e v n i c d i e t gen a e n r   al p comments concerning the extension of e. f g r ., e   orppo ttynitu ga l htiw seanderad Fe ssoisn  psno electronic submirepttim gni sno follcotiecnutig in/droc no opes d na t on proo commen the information collection related to the  o ses. 30 CFR Section 57.22401; Underground  A copy of the proposed information  information in accordance with the Retorts. collection  request can be obtained by  Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 DATES :  [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]. This (PRA95)  the employee listed in the contacting Submit comments on or before June 29, 2009. ADDRESSES  program helps to ensure that requested section of this notice, or ADDRESSES :  can be provided in the desired  on the Internet by accessing the  data Send comments to, Debbie  viewed Ferraro, Management Services Division, w M w SH w. A m h sh o a me p /)n age (h d tt s p el :/ e / c   gnitR‘‘ selu &  fromat, reporting bd ane im(tn deur ruoser laicnanifmizemini is ces),d  1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2141,  Regs’’, and . t g h ov ars    c a le rustntmelrae y  nF   e n d n R i g t   c ‘ o ‘ il c o t e i l nse c le Arlington, VA 22209–3939. Commenters  e eg. are encouraged to send their comments  Docs’’. On the next screen, select  understood, and the impact of collection on computer disk, or via e-mail to  ‘ S ‘ t P a a te pe m r e w n o t’ r ’ k  t   o R   e v d ie u w ct   i d o o n c   u Ac m t  e S n u ts p   porting  r p e r q o u p i e r r e l m y  e a n ss ts e   s o s n e   d r . e   spondents can be  [e-mail]. Ms. Ferraro can be reached at (202) 693–9821  supporting theFederal RegisterNotice. DATES :Submit comments on or before (voice), or (202) 693–9801 (facsimile). III. Current Actions June 29, 2009. Because of potential delays in receipt ADDRESSES :Send comments to, Debbie and processing of mail, respondents are  This request for information contains  Ferraro, Management Services Division, strongly encouraged to submit  provisions whereby mine operators can  1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2141, comments electronically to ensure  maintain compliance with the  Arlington, VA 22209–3939. Commenters timely receipt. We cannot guarantee that  regulations and assure the safety of  are encouraged to send their comments comments mailed will be received  miners where underground retorts are  on computer disk, or via E-mail to before the comment closing date.  used. ibbeD.orarreF V.GOL.DOe@Ms. Ferraro FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT : Type of Review:  be reached at (202) 693–9821Extension. can Contact the employee listed in the Agency: 01 (facsimile).  eBacsu efop tone feSa aty oi M (v) e ,   c i e n  ro     h 202( H 9   6 d   n ) t 8 l 9 a – e 3 el dalti rins ay tpiece ADDRESSES  Administration. section of this notice. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION : Title: bmit ed to suneocrugartnolg y g ofssinl, r maid R n   n t e e s u e o o d p n e r r e s r   g s U ta d   n. tsor aecorp dn I. Background OMB Number:  electronically to ensure1219–0096. comments This regulation pertains to the safety Frequency: t nOo ccsaion.  received e  bllwid leai mstnemmoc  taht eerant guannote ca.tW ecpi yermile requirements to be followed by the mine operators in the use of underground A f f i f t e . cted Public:Business or other for- F b O ef R or F e U   R th T e H   E c R o I m NF m O e R n M t A c T l I o O s N in C g O d N a T t A e. C   T :The retorts to extract oil from shale by heat  pro or fire. Prior to ignition of retorts, the Respondents:  listed in the1. employee ADDRESSES   mine operator must submit a written Total Burden Hours:  of this notice. 160 hours.  section plan indicating the acceptable levels of combustible gases and oxygen; Total Burden Cost (capital/startup): SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION : specifications and location of off-gas  $0. T   otal Burden Cost (operating/ I. E B a a c ck h g o r p o e u r n at d o   r of a surface coal mine monitoring procedures and equipment; procedures for ignition of retorts and maintaining): $0. is required under 30 CFR 77.1000 to details of area monitoring and alarm  Comments submitted in response to  e p s l t a a n b   l t i h s a h t     a is n  c d  o f n o s ll is o t w e   n a t     g w r i o t u h  n p d r   u co d n e t n r t o   l  systems for hazardous gases and actions  this notice will be summarized and/or to be taken to assure safety of miners.  included in the request for Office of  engineering design and which will II. Desired Focus of Comments e tyn th a e n d a   g o ba M sa eralsn eh p  .sT   atarts fo ep  pp avaroofl he tnemena tuB dtegd ensure safe wroikgnc noiditno MSHA is particularly interested in  information collection request; they will comments that:  also become a matter of public record.  e a x n p d e  a ct n e g d le  t   o o   f  b h e i  e g n h c w o a u ll n s t   e a r n e d d   , s  t p h o e i   l  h b e a ig n h k t s   ,  •Evaluate whether the proposed Dated at Arlington, Virginia, this 24th day collection of information is necessary of April 2009. sudeb  eht ea  tequithe t topmen al d an for the proper performance of the J D o i h re n c   t R o o r w of l   e M tt a , nagement Services Divis p lortr era snGr. nemion cndou  R771.00–0 1otb  equired  by 30 CF HSM id AirtsM tcg f a i n e a   i d     r l e et h h t  wi nhe    te functions of the agency, including ion. whether the information will have [FR Doc. E9–9945 Filed 4–29–09; 8:45 am] district in which the mine is located. practical utility; BILLING CODE 4510–43–P The plans are reviewed by MSHA to

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