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(5) Identification of the retailer is in 

the public interest. 

(k) Region. Where necessary or 

appropriate to assist consumers in 

determining whether they have the 

product at issue, a description of the 

region where the product was sold, or 

held for purposes of sale or distribution 

in commerce, should be provided. 

(l) Dates of manufacture and sale. A 

voluntary recall notice should state the 

month and year in which the 

manufacture of the product began and 

ended, and the month and year in 

which the retail sales of the product 

began and ended. These dates should be 

included for each make and model of 

the product. 

(m) Price. A voluntary recall notice 

should state the approximate retail price 

or price range of the product. 

(n) Description of incidents, injuries 

and deaths. A voluntary recall notice 

should contain a clear and concise 

summary description of all incidents 

(including, but not limited to, property 

damage), injuries, and deaths associated 

with the product, conditions or 

circumstances giving rise to the recall, 

as well as a statement of the number of 

such incidents, injuries, and deaths. The 

description should allow consumers 

and other persons to understand readily 

the nature and extent of the incidents 

and injuries. A voluntary recall notice 

should provide the age and state of 

residence of all persons killed. 

(1) If, after the issuance of the 

voluntary recall notice, the firm receives 

information that a significant number of 

additional incidents, or one or more 

fatalities associated with the product 

have occurred, such information should 

be reflected in an update to the notice 

on the firm’s Web site. 

(2) The firm should immediately 

notify the Commission of all newly 

reported injuries and/or fatalities in 

order to permit the issuance of an 

updated voluntary recall notice. 

(o) Description of remedy. A 

voluntary recall notice should contain a 

clear and concise statement, readily 

understandable by consumers and other 

persons, of: 

(1) Each remedy available to a 

consumer for the product conditions or 

circumstances giving rise to the recall. 

Remedies include, but are not limited 

to, refunds, product repairs, product 

replacements, rebates, coupons, gifts, 

premiums, and other incentives. 

(2) All specific actions that a 

consumer must take to obtain each 

remedy, including, but not limited to, 

the following: Instructions on how to 

participate in the recall. These actions 

may include, but are not limited to, 

contacting a firm, removing the product 

from use, discarding the product, 

forwarding the product to the 

manufacturer, returning the product to 

the retailer, scheduling an in-home 

repair, or removing or disabling a part 

of the product. 

(3) All specific information that a 

consumer needs to obtain each remedy 

and to obtain all information about each 

remedy. This information may include, 

but is not limited to, the following: 

Manufacturer, retailer, and distributor 

contact information (such as name, 

address, telephone, and facsimile 

number, email address, and Web site 

address); whether telephone calls will 

be toll-free or collect; and telephone 

number days and hours of operation, 

including time zone. If inclusion of all 

model names and model and serial 

numbers in the voluntary recall notice 

is complicated or extensive, the 

voluntary recall notice should refer 

consumers to the recalling firm’s Web 

site, call center, or similar customer 

service resource. 

(4) If, after the issuance of the 

voluntary recall notice, the firm intends 

to change the process or nature of the 

remedy, this information should be 

promptly communicated to the 

Commission. Changes to the process or 

nature of the remedy should be reflected 

in an update to the voluntary recall 

notice agreed to by the Commission and 

the firm. The updated voluntary recall 

notice should be posted promptly on the 

firm’s Web site and the Commission’s 

Web site and otherwise transmitted to 

consumers in a manner consistent with 

the communication of the initial 

voluntary recall notice. 

(p) Compliance program. A voluntary 

recall notice may contain a reference to 

applicable compliance programs or 

requirements, as appropriate. 

(q) Other information. A voluntary 

recall notice should contain such other 

information as the Commission and the 

recalling firm deem appropriate. 

§ 1115.35 Multiple products or mode. 

For each product or model covered by 

a voluntary recall notice, the notice 

should comport with the guidelines set 

forth in § 1115.34. 

Dated: November 14, 2013. 

Todd A. Stevenson, 

Secretary, Consumer Product Safety 

Commission. 

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AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

22 CFR Part 226 

RIN 0412–AA71 

Partner Vetting in USAID Assistance; 

Correction 

AGENCY: Agency for International 

Development. 

ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking; 

correction. 

SUMMARY: USAID is allowing an 

additional 15 days to provide comments 

on its proposed Partner Vetting in 

USAID Assistance Rule. There was a 

technical error in the email address, 

provided in the Notice of Proposed 

Rulemaking that was published in the 

Federal Register on August 29, 2013, for 

receipt of public comments on the 

proposed rule. The technical error in the 

email address prevented comments that 

were submitted through that email 

address from being reviewable by 

USAID. As a result, USAID, with the 

approval of the Office of Management 

and Budget, is issuing a correction 

notice allowing public comment on the 

proposed rulemaking for an additional 

15 days. The proposed rulemaking is 

unchanged from the original publication 

in August 2013 and amends the 

regulation governing the administration 

of USAID-funded assistance awards to 

implement a Partner Vetting System 

(PVS). 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

George Higginbotham, Telephone: 202– 

712–1948; Email: ghigginbotham@

usaid.gov. 

Correction 

In the Federal Register of August 29, 

2013, in FR Doc. 2013–20846, on page 

53375, in the second column, correct 

the email address to which comments 

should be submitted. Electronic 

comments should be sent to the 

following email: m.rulemaking@

usaid.gov. Comments must be submitted 

on or before December 6, 2013. 

Dated: November 8, 2013. 

Angelique M. Crumbly, 

Agency Regulatory Official, U.S. Agency for 

International Development. 

[FR Doc. 2013–27921 Filed 11–20–13; 8:45 am] 

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