2766 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 7 / Wednesday, January 11, 1995 / Notices

Dated: January 4, 1995.

Bob Williams,

Commissioner, Administration on

Developmental Disabilities.

[FR Doc. 95–615 Filed 1–10–95; 8:45 am]

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Administration on Children, Youth and

Families; Statement of Organization,

Functions, and Delegations of

Authority

This notice amends Part K of the

Statement of Organization, Functions,

and Delegations of Authority of the

Department of Health and Human

Services, Administration for Children

and Families (ACF) as follows: Chapter

KB, Administration on Children, Youth

and Families (ACYF) (56 FR 42336), as

last amended, August 27, 1991; and KH,

Office of Family Assistance (OFA) (56

FR 42343), as last amended, August 27,

1991. This reorganization will establish

the Child Care Bureau within the ACYF

to administer the child care policy and

operational presently administered

within ACF.

1. Amend Chapter KB as follows:

a. KB.00 Mission. Delete in its entirety

and replace with the following:

KB.00 Mission. The Administration

on Children, Youth and Families

(ACYF) advises the Secretary, through

the Assistant Secretary for Children and

Families, on matters relating to the

sound development of children, youth,

and families by planning, developing

and implementing a broad range of

activities. It administers state grant

programs under titles IV–B and IV–E of

the Social Security Act; administers

child care programs authorized under

Title IV–A of the Social Security Act;

manages the Adoption Opportunities

program and other discretionary

programs for the development and

provision of child welfare services; and

administers discretionary grant

programs providing Head Start services

and facilities for runaway youth. ACYF

administers the Child Abuse Prevention

and Treatment Act and the Child Care

and Development Block Grant. It

supports and encourages services which

prevent or remedy the effects of abuse

and/or neglect of children and youth.

In concert with other components of

ACF, the ACYF develops and

implements research, demonstration

and evaluation strategies for the

discretionary funding of activities

designed to improve and enrich the

lives of children and youth and to

strengthen families. It administers Child

Welfare Services training and Child

Welfare services research and

demonstration programs authorized by

title IV–B of the Social Security Act;

administers the Runaway and Homeless

Youth Act authorized by title III of the

Juvenile Justice and Delinquency

Prevention Act; and manages initiatives

to involve the private and voluntary

sectors in the areas of children, youth

and families.

b. KB.10 Organization. Delete in its

entirety and replace with the following:

KB.10 Organization. The

Administration on Children, Youth and

Families is headed by a Commissioner

who reports directly to the Assistant

Secretary for Children and Families and

consists of:

Office of the Commissioner (KBA)

Division of Program Evaluation (KBB)

Head Start Bureau (KBC)

Program Operations Division (KBC 1)

Program Support Division (KBC 2)

Children’s Bureau (KBD)

Child Welfare Division (KBD 1)

Family and Youth Services Bureau

(KBE)

Program Operations Division (KBE 1)

Program Support Division (KBE 2)

National Center on Child Abuse and

Neglect (KBF)

Program Policy and Planning Division

(KBF 1)

Clearinghouse Division (KBF 2)

Child Care Bureau (KBG)

Program Operations Division (KBG 1)

Policy Division (KBG 2)

c. Delete paragraph D2. ‘‘Child Care

Division’’ in its entirety.

d. Add paragraph G. Add the

following to establish paragraph G:

G. Child Care Bureau serves as the

principal advisor to the Commissioner

on issues regarding child care programs.

It has primary responsibility for the

operation of all child care programs

authorized under Title IV–A of the

Social Security Act including AFDC

Child Care, Transitional Child Care and

At-Risk Child Care; the Child Care and

Development Block Grant (CC&DBG);

and the Dependent Care Planning and

Development Grant. It develops

legislative, regulatory and budgetary

proposals; presents operational

planning objectives and initiatives

related to child care to the Office of the

Commissioner; and oversees the

progress of approved activities. It

provides leadership and coordination

for child care within the ACF. It

provides leadership and linkages with

other agencies on child care issues

including agencies within DHHS,

relevant agencies across the federal,

state, local governments and tribal

governments, and non-government

organizations at the federal, state and

local levels.

1. The Program Operations Division

develops, collects and maintains a data

base of grantee reports on the operation

of the child care programs; monitors

grantee programs in coordination with

the regions; provides technical

assistance to regional offices, States,

Tribes and Territories concerning child

care program operations; tracks

financial and budget information

relating to the child care programs;

establishes partnerships with public and

private entitles to improve access to

quality child care; tracks child care

research; and compiles the annual

report to Congress.

The Program Operations Division

develops and maintains a resource

center for child care information;

prepares background material, fact

sheets, and articles to provide

information to regional offices, grantees

and the general public; acts as a national

clearinghouse for child care

information; responds to requests for

information about child care; plans

conferences; coordinates the

identification and dissemination of

successful/best practices for the Child

Care Bureau; and coordinates program

activities with other government and

non-government agencies.

2. The Policy Division develops,

interprets and issues national policies,

regulations, and standards governing

child care programs administered by the

Child Care Bureau. The Policy Division

provides clarification of the statutes,

regulations and policies; issues action

transmittals and information

memoranda; recommends and drafts

legislative proposals; prepares briefing

materials for hearings and testimony;

updates the child care plan preprints;

reviews and acts on annual applications

from States, Tribes and Territories in

coordination with the regions;

maintains a data base of grantee plans;

researches child care policy issues;

coordinates policies and procedures

with other agencies such as HCFA, IRS

and FNS; and provides policy training,

guidance and clarification to Regional

Offices in carrying out policy functions.

2. Amend Chapter KH as follows:

a. KH.00 Mission. Delete in its

entirety and replace with the following:

KH.00 Mission. The Office of Family

Assistance (OFA) advises the Secretary,

through the Assistant Secretary for

Children and Families, on matters

relating to public assistance and

economic self-sufficiency programs. The

Office provides leadership, direction,

and technical guidance to the

nationwide administration of the

following programs: Aid to Families

with Dependent Children (AFDC), Aid

to the Aged, Blind and Disabled in

Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin

Islands, the Emergency Assistance
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Program (EA) and the Job Opportunities

and Basic Skills Training Program

(JOBS) under Title IV–A of the Social

Security Act. OFA develops,

recommends and issues policies,

procedures and interpretations to

provide direction to these programs. It

develops and implements standards and

policies for regulating integrated quality

control activities of the Department and

the operating Divisions. The Office

provides technical assistance to states

and assesses their performance in

administering these programs, reviews

state planning for administrative and

operational improvements, and

recommends actions to improve

effectiveness. It directs reviews,

provides consultations and conducts

necessary negotiations to achieve

adherence to federal law and regulations

in state plans for public assistance

program administration.

b. KH.20 Functions. Delete paragraph

E in its entirety, and replace it with the

following:

E. Division of JOBS Program provides

direction and technical guidance in the

nationwide administration of the Job

Opportunities and Basic Skills Training

(JOBS) Program under Title IV–A of the

Social Security Act. The Division

proposes and implements national

policy for JOBS and title IV–A; develops

regulations to implement new

legislation; and prepares policy

interpretations as necessary. The

Division develops and implements

strategies to assist States, Indian tribes,

and Alaska Native organizations in

establishing, expanding, and/or

improving their JOBS programs. It

provides oversight of technical

assistance contracts, identification of

successful practices, and information

exchange through conferences,

technology transfers, publications and

resource networks. The Division

monitors state compliance with federal

laws and regulations, and promotes

cross-program policy initiatives to

support ACF objectives.

Dated: January 4, 1995.

Donna E. Shalala,

Secretary.

[FR Doc. 95–660 Filed 1–10–95; 8:45 am]

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Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention

Fernald Dosimetry Reconstruction

Project Workshop: Public Meeting

The National Center for

Environmental Health (NCEH), Centers

for Disease Control and Prevention

(CDC), and the Radiological

Assessments Corporation (RAC)

announce the following meeting.

Name: Fernald Dosimetry Reconstruction

Project Workshop.

Time and date: 7 p.m.–9 p.m., January 18,

1995.

Place: Sheraton Springdale Hotel, 11911

Sheraton Lane, Springdale, Ohio 45246.

Status: Open to the public for observation

and comment, limited only by space

available. The meeting room accommodates

approximately 75–100 people.

Purpose: Under the Memorandum of

Understanding with the Department of

Energy (DOE), the Department of Health and

Human Services has been given the

responsibility and resources for conducting

analytic epidemiologic investigations of

residents of communities in the vicinity of

DOE facilities and other persons potentially

exposed to radiation or to potential hazards

from non-nuclear energy production and use.

The purpose of the workshop is: (1) to

discuss the review by the National Academy

of Sciences on the RAC Task 4 Methodology

Report; and (2) to describe how the

comments received on the draft Task 2 and

3 Source Term Report have been addressed

in the final report. In addition, CDC and the

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease

Registry will discuss options for further

involving communities in their work.

Agenda items are subject to change as

priorities dictate.

Contact person for more information:

Steven A. Adams, Radiation Studies Branch,

Division of Environmental Hazards and

Health Effects, NCEH, CDC, 4770 Buford

Highway, NE, (F–35), Atlanta, Georgia

30341–3724, telephone 404/488–7040.

Dated: January 4, 1995.

William H. Gimson,

Acting Associate Director for Policy

Coordination, Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention (CDC).

[FR Doc. 95–631 Filed 1–10–95; 8:45 am]

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Current Status of the Vessel Sanitation

Program and Experience to Date with

Program Operations; Public Meeting

The National Center for

Environmental Health (NCEH) of the

Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention (CDC) announces the

following meeting.

Name: Current Status of the Vessel

Sanitation Program (VSP) and Experience to

Date with Program Operations—Public

meeting between CDC and the cruise ship

industry, private sanitation consultants, and

other interested parties.

Time and Date: 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Wednesday,

January 25, 1995.

Place: Doral Inn, 541 Lexington Avenue at

East 49th Street, New York, New York 10022,

telephone 212/755–1200.

Status: Open to the public for

participation, comment, and observation,

limited only by space available.

Purpose: To discuss current status of the

VSP and experience to date with program

operations.

Matters to be discussed: During the past 8

years, as part of the revised VSP, CDC has

conducted a series of public meetings with

members of the cruise ship industry, private

sanitation consultants, and other interested

parties. This meeting is a continuation of that

series of public meetings. Some of the topics

to be discussed at this meeting include CDC’s

interim recommendations to minimize

transmission of Legionnaires’ disease from

whirlpool spas aboard cruise ships, the VSP

budget and fees, shipbuilding construction

guidelines for cruise vessels destined to call

on U.S. ports, the CDC consumer advisory for

consumption of raw or undercooked food,

and vessel construction inspections.

For a period of 15 days following the

meeting, through February 9, 1995, the

official record of the meeting will remain

open so that additional material or comments

may be submitted to be made part of the

record of the meeting.

Contact person for more information:

Thomas E. O’Toole, Deputy Chief, Special

Programs Group (F29), NCEH, CDC, 4770

Buford Highway, NE, Atlanta, Georgia

30341–3724, telephone 4040/488–7073.

Dated: January 4, 1995.

William H. Gimson,

Acting Associate Director for Policy

Coordination, Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention (CDC).

[FR Doc. 95–632 Filed 1–10–95; 8:45 am]

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Food and Drug Administration

[Docket No. 94N–0285]

Andrew Morris; Debarment Order

AGENCY: Food and Drug Administration,

HHS.

ACTION: Notice.

SUMMARY: The Food and Drug

Administration (FDA) is issuing an

order under the Federal Food, Drug, and

Cosmetic Act (the act) permanently

debarring Mr. Andrew Morris, 5731

Laurel Hill Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46226,

from providing services in any capacity

to a person that has an approved or

pending drug product application. FDA

bases this order on a finding that Mr.

Morris was convicted of a felony under

Federal law for conduct relating to the

development or approval, including the

process for development or approval, of

a drug product; and relating to the

regulation of a drug product under the

act. Mr. Morris has notified FDA that he

acquiesces to debarment and, therefore,

has waived his opportunity for a hearing

concerning this action.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 16, 1994.

ADDRESSES: Application for termination

of debarment to the Dockets