# Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995

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An Act To provide for the modification or elimination of Federal reporting requirements.
    Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

### Section 1. Short Title.

    This Act may be cited as the ``Federal Reports Elimination and Sunset Act of 1995´´.

### Sec. 2. Table of Contents.

    The table of contents for this Act is as follows:
       Sec. 1. Short Title.
       Sec. 2. Table of Contents.
       TITLE I — DEPARTMENTS
          Subtitle A — Department of Agriculture
             Sec. 1011. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1012. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle B — Department of Commerce
             Sec. 1021. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1022. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle C — Department of Defense
             Sec. 1031. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle D — Department of Education
             Sec. 1041. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1042. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle E — Department of Energy
             Sec. 1051. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1052. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle F — Department of Health and Human Services
             Sec. 1061. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1062. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle G — Department of Housing and Urban Development
             Sec. 1071. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1072. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle H — Department of the Interior
             Sec. 1081. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1082. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle I — Department of Justice
             Sec. 1091. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle J — Department of Labor
             Sec. 1101. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1102. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle K — Department of State
             Sec. 1111. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1112. International narcotics control.
          Subtitle L — Department of Transportation
             Sec. 1121. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1122. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle M — Department of the Treasury
             Sec. 1131. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 1132. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle N — Department of Veterans Affairs
             Sec. 1141. Reports Eliminated.
       TITLE II — INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
          Subtitle A — Action
             Sec. 2011. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle B — Environmental Protection Agency
             Sec. 2021. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle C — Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
             Sec. 2031. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle D — Federal Aviation Administration
             Sec. 2041. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle E — Federal Communications Commission
             Sec. 2051. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle F — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
             Sec. 2061. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle G — Federal Emergency Management Agency
             Sec. 2071. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle H — Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board
             Sec. 2081. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle I — General Services Administration
             Sec. 2091. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle J — Interstate Commerce Commission
             Sec. 2101. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle K — Legal Services Corporation
             Sec. 2111. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle L — National Aeronautics and Space Administration
             Sec. 2121. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle M — National Council on Disability
             Sec. 2131. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle N — National Science Foundation
             Sec. 2141. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle O — National Transportation Safety Board
             Sec. 2151. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle P — Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation
             Sec. 2161. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle Q — Nuclear Regulatory Commission
             Sec. 2171. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle R — Office of Personnel Management
             Sec. 2181. Reports Eliminated.
             Sec. 2182. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle S — Office of Thrift Supervision
             Sec. 2191. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle T — Panama Canal Commission
             Sec. 2201. Reports Eliminated.
          Subtitle U — Postal Service
             Sec. 2211. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle V — Railroad Retirement Board
             Sec. 2221. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle W — Thrift Depositor Protection Oversight Board
             Sec. 2231. Reports Modified.
          Subtitle X — United States Information Agency
             Sec. 2241. Reports Eliminated.
       TITLE III — REPORTS BY ALL DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES
          Sec. 3001. Reports Eliminated.
          Sec. 3002. Reports Modified.
          Sec. 3003. Termination of Reporting Requirements.
Approved December 21, 1995.

## Legislative History

* S. 790
   * HOUSE REPORTS:
   ** No. 104-327 (Comm. on Government Reform and Oversight)
   * CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, Vol. 141 (1995):
   ** July 17, considered and passed Senate.
   ** Nov. 14, considered and passed House, amended.
   ** Dec. 6, Senate concurred in House amendment with an amendment.
   ** Dec. 7, House concurred in Senate amendment.
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