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The IRS information provided is

extracted weekly from the Individual

Master File (IMF) (Treas./IRS System

24.030).

Federal agencies participating in

(m)(2) matches and the Privacy Act

systems of records involved, are:

(1) U.S. Army Community and Family

Support Center (Nonappropriated Fund

Accounts Receivable System (A0215–

16SAFM));

(2) Defense Finance & Accounting

Service, Indianapolis Center (A0037–

104–1bSAFM Debt Management

System);

(3) Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission (Claim Collection Record

(EEOC–10));

(4) Health Resources & Services

Administration (Loan Repayment/Debt

Management Records System (HHS/

HRSA/OA 09–15–0045));

(5) Department of Housing & Urban

Development (Accounting Records

(HUD/DEPT–2));

(6) Defense Finance and Accounting

Service, Kansas City Center (Debt

Management and Collection System

(N07430–1));

(7) National Institute of Health (IRS

Address Request System (116841));

(8) Defense Finance and Accounting

Service, Cleveland Center (Debt

Management and Collection System

(N07430–1));

(9) Navy Exchange Services Command

(Bad Check and Indebtedness List

(N04066–1));

(10) Railroad Retirement Board

(Railroad Unemployment and Sickness

Insurance Benefit System (RRB–21);

Railroad Retirement, Survivor and

Pensioner Benefit System (RRB–22); and

Uncollectible Benefit Overpayment

Accounts (RRB–42));

(11) Social Security Administration

(Supplemental Security Income Record

(HHS/SSA/OSR 09–60–0103); and

Master Beneficiary Record (HHS/SSA/

OSR 09.60.0090));

(12) Department of Education

(Guaranteed Student Loan Program PreClaims Assistance System (ED 18–40–

0031); Financial Management

Information System (18–40–0033);

Payroll, Attendance and Leave Records

(18–11–0008); National Defense Student

Loan File System (18–40–0025); and

Guaranteed Student Loan Paid Claim

Files System (18–40–0026));

(13) Department of Health & Human

Services (Administrative Claims System

(HHS/OS/OGC 09–90–0062)); and

(14) Department of Veterans Affairs

(Compensation, Pension, Education and

Rehabilitation Records (58VA21/22/28)

and Loan Guarantee Home,

Condominium and Manufactured Home

Loan Applicant Records, Specially

Adapted Housing Applicant Records,

and Vendee Loan Applicant Records

(55VA26));

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(m)(4)

Upon written request from the

Secretary of Education, the Service may

disclose the mailing address of any

taxpayer who has defaulted on certain

loans extended under the Higher

Education Act or Migration and Refugee

Assistance Act for purposes of locating

such taxpayer to collect the loan. This

section further provides for the

redisclosure by the Secretary of

Education of a taxpayer’s mailing

address to any lender, or any State or

nonprofit guarantee agency,

participating under the Higher

Education Act, or any educational

institution with which the Secretary of

Education has an agreement under that

Act.

Redisclosure is made by the Secretary

of Education for use only by officers,

employees, or agents of such lender,

guarantee agency, or institution whose

duties relate to the collection of student

loans for purposes of locating

individuals who have defaulted on

student loans made under such loan

programs for purposes of collecting such

loans.

The IRS information provided is

extracted from the IMF (Treas./IRS

System 24.030). The U.S. Department of

Education matches the Guaranteed

Student Loan Program Pre-Claims

Assistance System (ED 18–40–0031)

with the IMF.

Matches Conducted Pursuant to IRC

6103(m)(5)

Upon written request from the

Secretary of Health and Human Services

(HHS), the Service may disclose the

mailing address of any taxpayer who

has defaulted on certain loans extended

under the Public Health Service Act for

purposes of locating such taxpayer to

collect the loan. This section also

provides for the redisclosure by the

Secretary of HHS of a taxpayer’s mailing

address to any school with which the

Secretary has an agreement under the

Public Health Service Act, or any

eligible lender participating under such

Act.

Redisclosure is made by the Secretary

of HHS for use only by officers,

employees, or agents of such school or

eligible lender whose duties relate to the

collection of student loans for purposes

of locating individuals who have

defaulted on student loans made under

the Public Health Service Act for the

purposes of collecting such loans.

The IRS information provided is

extracted from the IMF (Treas./IRS

System 24.030). The Department of

Health and Human Services matches the

Public Health Service and National

Health Service Corps Provider Records

System (HHS/HRSA/BHCDA 09–15–

0037) with the IMF.

Margaret Milner Richardson,

Commissioner of Internal Revenue.

Dated: April 14, 1995.

Alex Rodriguez,

Deputy Assistant Secretary (Administration).

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BILLING CODE 4830–01–M

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS

AFFAIRS

Persian Gulf Expert Scientific

Committee; Meeting

The Department of Veterans Affairs,

(VA), in accordance with Pub. L. 92–

463, gives notice that meetings of the

VA Persian Gulf Expert Scientific

Committee will be held on: Monday,

June 26, 1995, at 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.,

Tuesday June 27, 1995, at 8:30 a.m.–

12:01 p.m. The location of the meeting

will be 801 I Street, NW., Washington,

DC, room 1105.

The Committee’s objectives are to

advise the Under Secretary for Health

about medical findings affecting Persian

Gulf era veterans.

At this meeting the Committee will

review all aspects of patient care and

medical diagnoses and will provide

professional consultation as needed.

The Committee may advise on other

areas involving research and

development, veterans benefits and/or

training aspects for patients and staff.

All portions of the meeting will be

open to the public except from 4:00 p.m.

until 5:00 p.m. on June 26, 1995, and

11:00 a.m. until 12:01 p.m. on June 27,

1995. During these executive sessions

discussions and recommendations will

deal with medical records of specific

patients and individually identifiable

patient medical histories. The

disclosure of this information would

constitute a clearly unwarranted

invasion of personal privacy. Closure of

these portions of the meetings is in

accordance with subsection 10(d) of

Public Law 92–463, as amended by

Public Law 94–409, and as cited in 5

U.S.C. 552b(c)(6).

Additional information concerning

these meetings may be obtained from

the Chairperson, Office of Public Health

& Environmental Hazards, 810 Vermont

Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20420.

Dated: April 14, 1995.
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By Direction of the Secretary.

Heyward Bannister,

Committee Management Officer.

[FR Doc. 95–9987 Filed 4–21–95; 8:45 am]

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Advisory Committee on Women

Veterans; Meeting

The Department of Veterans Affairs

gives notice under Public Law 92–463

that a meeting of the Advisory

Committee on Women Veterans will be

held June 27–28, 1995, in Washington,

DC. The purpose of the Advisory

Committee on Women veterans is to

advise the Secretary regarding the needs

of women veterans with respect to

health care, rehabilitation,

compensation, outreach and other

programs administered by the

Department of Veterans Affairs, and the

activities of the Department of Veterans

Affairs designed to meet such needs.

The Committee will make

recommendations to the Secretary

regarding such activities.

The sessions will convene on June 27,

9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and on June 28,

9:00 a.m. to 12 noon in room 230, VA

Central Office Building, 810 Vermont

Avenue, NW., Washington, DC. All

sessions will be open to the public up

to the seating capacity of the room.

Because this capacity is limited, it will

be necessary for those wishing to attend

to contact Ms. Maryanne Carson,

Department of Veterans Affairs (phone

202/273–5078) prior to June 8, 1995.

Dated: April 14, 1995.

By Direction of the Secretary.

Heyward Bannister,

Committee Management Officer.

[FR Doc. 95–9989 Filed 4–21–95; 8:45 am]

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Privacy Act of 1974, Amendment of

System of Records, Compensation,

Pension, Education and Rehabilitation

Records–VA (58VA21/22)

AGENCY: Department of Veterans Affairs.

ACTION: Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the

Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is

considering adding two new routine

uses to, and amending the storage

policies for the records in, the system of

records entitled Compensation, Pension,

Education and Rehabilitation Records—

VA (58VA21/22) published at 41 FR

9294 (03/03/76), and amended at 43 FR

3984 (01/30/78), 43 FR 15026 (04/10/

78), 43 FR 23797 (06/01/78), 45 FR

57641 (08/28/80), 45 FR 77220 (11/21/

80), 47 FR 367 (01/05/82), 47 FR 16132

(04/14/482), 47 FR 4072 (09/15/82), 48

FR 1384 (01/12/83), 48 FR 15994 (04/

13/83), 48 FR 39197 (08/29/83), 48 FR

52798 (11/22/83), 49 FR 23974 (06/08/

84), 49 FR 36046 (09/13/84), 50 FR

10886 (03/18/85), 50 FR 31453 (06/28/

85), 50 FR 31453 (08/02/85), 51 FR

24781 (07/08/86), 51 FR 25141 (07/10/

86), 51 FR 28289 (08/06/86), 51 FR

36894 (10/16/86), 52 FR 4078 (02/09/

87), 54 FR 36933 (09/05/89), 55 FR

28508 (07/11/90), 55 FR 42540 (10/19/

90), 56 FR 15667 (04/17/91), 56 FR

16354 (04/22/91), 57 FR 12374 (04/09/

92), 57 FR 44007 (09/23/92), 58 FR

38164 (07/15/93) and 58 FR 54643 (10/

22/93).

VA has published a notice of final

rulemaking (59 FR 47082 (September

14, 1994)) amending its regulations to

add sections 38 CFR 14.640 through

14.643 to provide for expanded remote

access to computerized claims records

by individuals approved by the

Department to represent claimants

before VA in the preparation,

presentation, and prosecution of claims

for veterans’ benefits.

Those regulations provide that VA

would disclose information concerning

how these representatives use their

access privileges in two circumstances

for which routine uses do not currently

exist. First, if VA is considering whether

to revoke the individual representative’s

access privileges generally, VA will then

notify the representative’s employer.

Second, if the representative is

licensed by a governmental entity, such

as a state bar association, VA will report

the conduct of the representative to that

entity after revocation of access

privileges if VA concludes that the

conduct which was the basis for

revocation of access privileges merits

reporting.

These two routine uses would add

provisions to allow the release of

information concerning the conduct of

individual representatives in both these

cases.

VA has determined that release of

information under the circumstances

described above is a necessary and

proper use of information in this system

of records and that a specific routine use

for transfer of this information is

appropriate.

VA is also amending the storage

policies and practices for the records in

this system of records to reflect the

policies and practices applicable to

claimants’ representatives and attorneys

who are granted access to automated

claimant’s record.

Interested persons are invited to

submit written comments, suggestions,

or objections regarding the proposed

amended routine use statements to the

Director, Office of Regulations

Management(02), 810 Vermont Avenue,

NW, Washington, DC 20420. All

relevant material received before May

24, 1995, will be considered. All written

comments received will be available for

public inspection at the Office of

Regulations Management, room 1176,

801 I Street, NW., Washington, DC

20001 only between the hours of 8 am

and 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday

(except holidays) until June 5, 1995.

If no public comment is received

during the 30 day review period

allowed for public comment or unless

otherwise published in the Federal

Register by the Department of Veterans

Affairs, the amendments to 58VA21/22

included herein are effective May 24,

1995.

Approved: April 10, 1995.

Jesse Brown,

Secetary of Veterans Affairs.

Notice of Amendment to System of

Records

The system of records identified as 58

VA 21/22, ‘‘Compensation, Pension,

Education and Rehabilitation records—

VA’’ published at 41 FR 9294 (03/03/76)

and amended at 43 FR 3984 (01/30/78),

43 FR 15026 (04/10/78), 43 FR 23797

(06/01/78), 45 FR 57641 (08/28/80), 45

FR 77220 (11/21/80), 47 FR 367 (01/05/

82), 47 FR 16132 (04/14/82), 47 FR

40742 (09/15/82), 48 FR 1384 (01/12/

83), 48 FR 15994 (04/13/83), 48 FR

39197 (08/29/83), 48 FR 52798 (11/22/

83), 49 FR 23974 (06/08/84), 49 FR

36046 (09/13/84), 50 FR 10886 (03/18/

85), 50 FR 31453 (06/28/85), 50 FR

31453 (08/02/85), 51 FR 24781 (07/08/

86), 51 FR 25141 (07/10/86), 51 FR

28289 (08/06/86), 51 FR 36894 (10/16/

86), 52 FR 4078 (02/09/87), 54 FR 36933

(09/05/89), 55 FR 28508 (07/11/90), 55

FR 42540 (10/19/90), 56 FR 15667 (04/

17/91), 56 FR 16354 (04/22/91), 57 FR

12374 (04/09/92), 57 FR 44007 (09/23/

92), 58 FR 38164 (07/15/93) and 58 FR

54643 (10/22/93), is amended by adding

the following:

58 VA 21/22

SYSTEM NAME:

Compensation, Pension, Education

and Rehabilitation Records—VA.

* * * * *

ROUTINE USES OF RECORDS MAINTAINED IN THE

SYSTEM, INCLUDING CATEGORIES OF USERS AND

THEIR PURPOSES OF SUCH USES:

* * * * *

59. The name and address of a

prospective, present, or former

accredited representative, claims agent

or attorney and any information

concerning such individual which is