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security, to protect restricted data, or to

guard against the loss or diversion of

special nuclear material.

Article VI

The Commission will cooperate with

the State and other Agreement States in

the formulation of standards and

regulatory programs of the State and the

Commission for protection against

hazards of radiation and to assure that

Commission and State programs for

protection against hazards of radiation

will be coordinated and compatible. The

State agrees to cooperate with the

Commission and other Agreement States

in the formulation of standards and

regulatory programs of the State and the

Commission for protection against

hazards of radiation and to assure that

the State’s program will continue to be

compatible with the program of the

Commission for the regulation of

byproduct material covered by this

Agreement. The State and the Commission agree

to keep each other informed of proposed

changes in their respective rules and

regulations, and to provide each other

the opportunity for early and

substantive contribution to the proposed

changes. The State and the Commission agree

to keep each other informed of events,

accidents, and licensee performance

that may have generic implication or

otherwise be of regulatory interest.

Article VII

The Commission and the State agree

that it is desirable to provide reciprocal

recognition of licenses for the materials

listed in Article I licensed by the other

party or by any other Agreement State.

Accordingly, the Commission and the

State agree to develop appropriate rules,

regulations, and procedures by which

such reciprocity will be accorded.

Article VIII

The Commission, upon its own

initiative after reasonable notice and

opportunity for hearing to the State, or

upon request of the Governor of the

State, may terminate or suspend all or

part of this Agreement and reassert the

licensing and regulatory authority

vested in it under the Act if the

Commission finds that (1) such

termination or suspension is required to

protect public health and safety, or (2)

the State has not complied with one or

more of the requirements of Section 274

of the Act. The Commission may also,

pursuant to Section 274j(2) of the Act,

temporarily suspend all or part of this

Agreement if, in the judgement of the

Commission, an emergency situation

exists requiring immediate action to

protect public health and safety and the

State has failed to take necessary steps.

The Commission shall periodically

review actions taken by the State under

this Agreement to ensure compliance

with Section 274 of the Act which

requires a State program to be adequate

to protect public health and safety with

respect to the materials covered by this

Agreement and to be compatible with

the Commission’s program.

Article IX

This Agreement shall become

effective on [TBA], and shall remain in

effect unless and until such time as it is

terminated pursuant to Article VIII.

Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this

lllllth day of lllll, 2000.

For the United States Nuclear Regulatory

Commission.

llllllllll Chairman

Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma this

lllllth day of lllll, 2000.

For the State of Oklahoma

llllllllll Governor

[FR Doc. 00–15635 Filed 6–20–00; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 7590–01–P

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND

BUDGET

2000 List of Designated Federal

Entities and Federal Entities

AGENCY: Office of Management and

Budget.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: This notice provides a list of

Designated Federal Entities and Federal

Entities, as required by the Inspector

General Act of 1978 (IG Act), as

subsequently amended.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Karen Shaffer or Tawana Webb at 202–

395–6911, Office of Federal Financial

Management, Office of Management and

Budget.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This

notice provides a copy of the 2000 List

of Designated Federal Entities and

Federal Entities, which the Office of

Management and Budget (OMB) is

required to publish annually under the

IG Act. This list is also posted on the

Inspector General Community’s website,

IGNET, at http://www.ignet.gov.

The List is divided into two groups:

Designated Federal Entities and Federal

Entities. The Designated Federal Entities

are required to establish and maintain

Offices of Inspector General. The

Designated Federal Entities are listed in

the IG Act, except that those agencies

which have ceased to exist have been

deleted from the list.

Federal Entities are required to report

annually to each House of the Congress

and OMB on audit and investigative

activities in their organizations. Federal

Entities are defined as ‘‘any Government

corporation (within the meaning of

section 103 (1) of title 5, United States

Code), any Government controlled

corporation (within the meaning of

section 103 (2) of such title), or any

other entity in the Executive Branch of

government, or any independent

regulatory agency’’ other than the

Executive Office of the President and

agencies with statutory Inspectors

General. There are 2 deletions and no

additions in the 2000 list of Designated

Federal Entities and Federal Entities

from the 1999 list published in the

August 19, 1999, Federal Register. The

Denali Commission was transferred to

the Designated Federal Entities list.

The 2000 List of Designated Federal

Entities and Federal Entities was

prepared in consultation with the U.S.

General Accounting Office.

Joshua Gotbaum,

Executive Associate Director and Controller,

Office of Federal Financial Management.

Herein follows the text of the 2000

List of Designated Federal Entities and

Federal Entities:

2000 List of Designated Federal Entities

and Federal Entities

The Inspector General Act of 1978, as

subsequently amended, requires OMB to

publish a list of ‘‘Designated Federal

Entities’’ and ‘‘Federal Entities’’ and the

heads of such entities. Designated

Federal Entities were required to

establish Offices of Inspector General

before April 17, 1989. Federal Entities

are required to report annually to each

House of the Congress and the Office of

Management and Budget on audit and

investigative activities in their

organizations.

Designated Federal Entities and Entity

Heads

1. Amtrak—President

2. Appalachian Regional Commission—

Federal Co-Chairperson

3. The Board of Governors, Federal

Reserve System—Chairperson

4. Commodity Futures Trading

Commission—Chairperson

5. Consumer Product Safety

Commission—Chairperson

6. Corporation for Public Broadcasting—

Board of Directors

7. Denali Commission—Chairperson

8. Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission—Chairperson

9. Farm Credit Administration—

Chairperson

10. Federal Communications

Commission—Chairperson

11. Federal Election Commission—

Chairperson

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12. Federal Housing Finance Board—

Chairperson

13. Federal Labor Relations Authority—

Chairperson

14. Federal Maritime Commission—

Chairperson

15. Federal Trade Commission—

Chairperson

16. Legal Services Corporation—Board

of Directors

17. National Archives and Records

Administration—Archivist of the

United States

18. National Credit Union

Administration—Chairperson

19. National Endowment for the Arts—

Chairperson

20. National Endowment for the

Humanities—Chairperson

21. National Labor Relations Board—

Chairperson

22. National Science Foundation—

National Science Board

23. Peace Corps—Director

24. Pension Benefit Guaranty

Corporation—Chairperson

25. Securities and Exchange

Commission—Chairperson

26. Smithsonian Institution—Secretary

27. Tennessee Valley Authority—Board

of Directors

28. United States International Trade

Commission—Chairperson

29. United States Postal Service—

Governors of the Postal Service

Federal Entities and Entity Heads

1. Advisory Council on Historic

Preservation—Chairperson

2. African Development Foundation—

Chairperson

3. American Battle Monuments

Commission—Chairperson

4. Architectural and Transportation

Barriers Compliance Board—

Chairperson

5. Armed Forces Retirement Home—

Board of Directors

6. Barry Goldwater Scholarship and

Excellence in Education

Foundation—Chairperson

7. Chemical Safety and Hazard

Investigation Board—Chairperson

8. Christopher Columbus Fellowship

Foundation—Chairperson

9. Commission for the Preservation of

America’s Heritage Abroad—

Chairperson

10. Commission of Fine Arts—

Chairperson

11. Commission on Civil Rights—

Chairperson

12. Committee for Purchase from People

Who Are Blind or Severely Disabled—

Chairperson

13. Court of Appeals for Veterans

Claims—Chief Judge

14. Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety

Board—Chairperson

15. Export-Import Bank—President and

Chairperson

16. Farm Credit System Financial

Assistance Corporation—Chairperson

17. Farm Credit System Insurance

Corporation—Chairperson

18. Federal Financial Institutions

Examination Council Appraisal

Subcommittee—Chairperson

19. Federal Mediation and Conciliation

Service—Director

20. Federal Mine Safety and Health

Review Commission—Chairperson

21. Federal Retirement Thrift

Investment Board—Executive Director

22. Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Foundation—Chairperson

23. Institute of American Indian and

Alaska Native Culture and Arts

Development—Chairperson

24. Institute of Museum and Library

Services—Director

25. Inter-American Foundation—

Chairperson

26. James Madison Memorial

Fellowship Foundation—Chairperson

27. Japan-U.S. Friendship

Commission—Chairperson

28. Marine Mammal Commission—

Chairperson

29. Merit Systems Protection Board—

Chairperson

30. Morris K. Udall Scholarship and

Excellence in National Environmental

Policy Foundation—Chairperson

31. National Capital Planning

Commission—Chairperson

32. National Commission on Libraries

and Information Science—

Chairperson

33. National Council on Disability—

Chairperson

34. National Education Goals Panel—

Chairperson

35. National Mediation Board—

Chairperson

36. National Transportation Safety

Board—Chairperson

37. Neighborhood Reinvestment

Corporation—Chairperson

38. Nuclear Waste Technical Review

Board—Chairperson

39. Occupational Safety and Health

Review Commission—Chairperson

40. Office of Government Ethics—

Director

41. Office of Navajo and Hopi Indian

Relocation—Chairperson

42. Office of Special Counsel—Special

Counsel

43. Offices of Independent Counsel—

Independent Counsels

44. Overseas Private Investment

Corporation—Board of Directors

45. Postal Rate Commission—

Chairperson

46. Presidio Trust—Chairperson

47. Selective Service System—Director

48. Smithsonian Institution/John F.

Kennedy Center for the Performing

Arts—Chairperson

49. Smithsonian Institution/National

Gallery of Art—President

50. Smithsonian Institution/Woodrow

Wilson International Center for

Scholars—Director

51. State Justice Institute—Director

52. Trade and Development Agency—

Director

53. U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council—

Chairperson

54. U.S. Institute of Peace—Chairperson

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BILLING CODE 3110–01–P

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

MANAGEMENT

Submission for OMB Review;

Comment Request; Review of a

Revised Information Collection;

Optional Form 306

AGENCY: Office of Personnel

Management.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The Optional Form 306

(Declaration for Federal Employment) is

used by OPM and other agencies to

collect information to determine an

individual’s acceptability for Federal

employment and enrollment status in

the Government’s Life Insurance

program. We plan to add the following

questions about Selective Service

Registration, which are currently on the

Applicant’s Statement of Selective

Service Registration to the Optional

Form 306: ‘‘If you are a male born after

December 31, 1959, and are at least 18

years of age, civil service employment

law (5 U.S.C. 3328) requires you must

register with the Selective Service

System, unless you meet certain

exemptions. Are you a male born after

December 31, 1959? Yeslllll

Nolllll Have you registered with

the Selective Service? Yeslllll

Nolllll. If No, describe your

reason(s) in item 16.’’

We estimate 474,000 forms will be

completed annually. Each form takes

approximately 15 minutes to complete.

The annual estimated burden is 118,500

hours.

To obtain copies of this proposal

please contact Mary Beth Smith-Toomey

at (202) 606–8358, or Fax (202) 418–

3251, or by e-mail to

mbtoomey@opm.gov.

DATES: Comments on this proposal

should be received on or before July 21,

2000.

ADDRESSES: Send or deliver comments

to:

Richard A. Ferris, Associate Director for

Investigations, Office of Personnel