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# 7506 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 26 / Wednesday, February 8, 1995 / Proposed Rules(B) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades of E-5 and above, $25; and,(C) For retirees and their dependents, $25.(vi) The copayment for prescription drugs per prescription, for a maximum 30-day supply. is as follows:(A) For dopendents of active duty mombors in pay grades E-1 through E- 4,$5;(B) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades of E-S and above, $5; and,(C) For retirees and their dependents, $9.(vii) The copayment for ambulanco services is as follows:(A) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades of E-1 through E-4. $10;(B) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades of E-5 and above, $15; and,(C) For retirees and their dependents, $20..(e) Inpatient cost sharing requirements under the Uniform HMO Benefit.(1) In general. In lieu of usual CHAMPUS cost sharing requirements (see § 199.4(1)), special cost sharing amounts are required. The specific requirements shall be uniform and shall be published as a notice annually by the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs)(2) Structure of cost sharing. For servicos other than mental illness or substance use treatment, there is a nominal copayment for active duty dependents and for retired members. dependents of retired members, and survivors. For inpatient mental health and substance use treatment, a separate per day charge is established.(3) Amount of inpatient cost sharing requirements. Beginning in fiscal year 1995, the inpatient cost sharing requirements are as follows:(i) For acute care admissions and other non-mental health/substance use treatment admissions, the per diem charge is as follows, with a minimum charge of $25 per admission:(A) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades E-1 through E- 4. $11:(B) For dependents of activo duty members in pay grades of E-5 and abovo, S11; and,(C) For rotirees and their dependents. $11.(ii) For mental health/substanco use treatment admissions, and for partial hospitalization services, the per diem charge is as follows, with a minimum charge of $25 per admission:(A) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades E-1 through E- 4. $20;(B) For dependents of active duty members in pay grades of E-5 and above, $20; and,(C) For retirees and their dependents, $40.(f) Updates. The enrollment fees for fiscal year 1995 set under paragraph (c) of this section and the per services specific dollar amounts for fiscal year 1995 set under paragraphs (d) and (e) of this section may be updated for subsequent years to the extent necessary. to maintain compliance with statutory requirements pertaining to government costs. This updating does not apply to cost sharing that is expressed as a porcentage of allowable charges; these percentages will remain unchanged.(g) Applicability of the Uniform HMO Benefit to Uniformed Services Treatment Facilities Managed Care Program. The provisions of this section concerning the Uniform HMO Benefit shall apply to the Uniformed Services Treatment Facilities Managed Care Program, effective October 1, 1995. Under that program, non-CHAMPUS eligible beneficiaries have the same payment responsibilities as CHAMPUS-eligible beneficiaries.Dated. February 2, 1995.L.M. Bynum,Alternate OSD Federal Hexister Liaison Officer, Department of Defense.[FR Doc. 95-3028 Filod 2-7-95.8 45 arulBILLING CODE 6000-04-MASSASSINATION RECORDS REVIEW BOARD36 CFR Part 1400Guldance on Interpreting and Implementing the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992AGENCY: Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB).ACTION: Proposed interpretive regulation.SUMMARY: The ARRB proposes to issue regulations providing guidance on the interpretation of certain terms defined in and the implementation of the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992.DATES: To be considered, comments must be received on or before March 10,.1995.ADDRESSES: Comments should be mailed to the Assassination Records Review Board at 600 E Street, NW. Second floor, Washington, D.C. 20530 or delivered in person to that addressbetween the hours of 9:30 am. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday (except icgal holidays). Comments may also be faxed to the Board at (202) 724-0457. Comments received may be inspected in the Board's public reading room, located at the address shown above, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday (except legal holidays). Parsons wishing to inspect comments in the Board's public reading room should call the Board's office beforehand at (202) 724-0088 for further information.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sheryl L. Walter (General Counsel). (202) 724-0088.SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:BackgroundThe President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, 44 U.S.C. 2107 note (as amended) (ARCA), established the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection (the JFK Collection) at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). In establishing the process for public disclosure of all records relating to the assassination, Congress created an independent agency within the executive branch, the Assassination Records Review Board (the Board), which consists of five citizens appointed by the President. Under the statute, the Board is empowered to dende "whether a record constitutes an assassination record." 44 U.S C. 2107 note, Sec. 7(1)(2)(A). Congress further made clear its intent that the Board "issue guidance to assist in articulating the scope or universe of assassination records." President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, S.Rep. 102-328. 102d Cong.. 2d Sess. (1992) at 21.In constructing the proposed guidance set out here, the Board seeks to Implement congressional intent that the JFK Collection contain "the most comprehensive disclosure of records related to the assassination of President Kennedy." Id. at 18. The Board is also mindful of Congress's instruction that the Board apply a "broad and encompassing" working definition of "assassination record" in order to achieve the goal of assembling the fullest historical record on this tragic event in American history and on the investigations that were undertaken in. the assassination's aftermath. The Board recognizes that many agencies have already begun to organize and review records responsive to the ARCA even before the Board was appointed and began its work. Nevertheless, the Board's aim is that this guidance will ald in the ultimate assembly and public