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be used to evaluate the stresses in the 

article. As the stress increases, the 

observed color changes to reflect the 

amount of stress. The color changes 

follow a rigorous sequence as the stressinduced retardation, or distance 

between the fast and slow rays, 

increases. In low-stress areas, black and 

shades of gray are seen. Evaluation of 

low stress is simplified by using a colorenhancing retardation or tint plate 

which adds a shift of one fringe order, 

or 565 nm, in the color pattern 

throughout the observed field. With the 

tint plate in place, even low and 

moderately stressed areas will exhibit a 

contrasting color effect. 

Annealed glassware will exhibit a 

uniform coloration of the polarized light 

passing through it; there will be 

essentially no change from the 

background. Tempered articles will 

exhibit non-uniform coloration of the 

polarized light on the bottom surface 

and sidewalls and bands of color 

parallel to the rim or lip. [Note: With 

highly colored articles, it may be helpful 

to conduct the polariscopic exam 

without the tint plate. There will be no 

color enhancement, but the gray to black 

interference patterns should be readily 

discernible in tempered articles.] 

If the sample passes the Thermal 

Shock Test and shows evidence of fullsurface tempering (as opposed to rimtempering or partial tempering) when 

examined polariscopically, the sample 

has been ‘‘toughened (specially 

tempered)’’ for CBP purposes. 

3.3.2 The Cutting Test for Opaque 

Glassware 

This test is applicable to opaque 

articles and to those translucent articles 

which cannot be examined 

polariscopically because of inadequate 

transmission of the polarized light. 

• Ensure that the saw is equipped 

with a continuous rim diamond blade 

designed for wet cutting glass. 

• Adjust the cutting head of the saw 

vertically and horizontally, as 

necessary, to accommodate the 

glassware article. 

• Be sure the water supply to both 

sides of the diamond-rimmed blade is 

adequate. 

• Turn on the saw. 

• While holding or otherwise 

securing the article to prevent twisting 

and binding during the cutting, slowly 

and gently move the article into contact 

with the blade. 

• Proceed with the cutting. 

• Note the breakage pattern, number, 

and relative shape and size of the 

fragments (indicate this without making 

an actual count). Photograph the 

breakage pattern and/or typical 

fragments, if indicated. 

Interpretation of the Cutting Test: 

Annealed (non-tempered) glassware will 

readily accept the diamond-rimmed 

blade and will be cleanly cut in half. 

Tempered glass, on the other hand, will 

break into pieces when cut. The broken 

pieces will need to exhibit some dicing, 

crazing (gravel remaining tenuously in 

contact with neighboring pieces) or 

graveling. ‘‘Some’’ will be considered to 

be any diced, crazed or graveled 

fragments yielded by the broken sample 

that is more than just a fugitive diced, 

crazed or graveled fragment. The word 

‘‘gravel’’ is intended to be synonymous 

with ‘‘diced pieces’’ and implies the 

presence of small cubes of roughly equal 

dimensions on all six sides. The extent 

of cutting needed to induce breakage 

may vary from item to item, but in no 

event will tempered articles be cleanly 

cut in half by the diamond-rimmed 

blade. 

3.3.3 Center Punch Test 

In the event that the Cutting Test is 

inconclusive (i.e., if the sample breaks 

into several large pieces when subjected 

to the cutting test) or if an article is too 

small (less than 5′′ in diameter) to be 

safely analyzed by the Cutting Test, the 

analyst has the option to apply the 

Center Punch Test to the article. The 

Center Punch Test should be performed 

as follows: 

• Set the sample to be tested on a 

solid, level surface. 

• Place an upended cardboard box 

over the item to be tested. The box 

should be of sufficient size so that the 

entire article is covered. The box should 

be altered such that there is a hole in the 

center which is large enough to admit 

the shank of a center punch. 

• Place the pointed end of the center 

punch, vertically, against the inside 

center bottom or heel. 

• Strike the dull end of the punch 

with a hammer, using blows of 

gradually increasing severity, until 

breakage occurs. 

• Note the breakage pattern, number, 

and relative shape and size of fragments 

(indicate this without making an actual 

count). Photograph the breakage pattern 

and/or typical fragments, if indicated. 

Interpretation of Center Punch Test 

Results: In order to be considered 

‘‘tempered’’ for CBP purposes, it is only 

necessary for the broken sample to 

exhibit some dicing, crazing or 

graveling. ‘‘Some’’ will be considered to 

be any diced, crazed or graveled 

fragments yielded by the broken sample 

that are more than just fugitive diced, 

crazed or graveled fragments. The word 

‘‘gravel’’ is intended to be synonymous 

with ‘‘diced pieces’’ and implies the 

presence of small cubes of roughly equal 

dimensions on all six sides. 

‘‘Toughened (specially tempered)’’ 

glassware will require considerably 

more force to break than ordinary 

glassware with the center punch test 

and, when it breaks, some graveling or 

crazing will be observed. Neither 

graveling nor crazing will be observed 

in ordinary glassware. 

Powder and splinters will 

occasionally be observed in samples of 

‘‘toughened (specially tempered)’’ 

glassware. Also, few, if any, of these 

samples will be reduced entirely to 

gravel; larger fragments will remain. 

However, these large fragments will 

seldom be exceptionally pointed or 

jagged and broken edges, especially on 

diced pieces, will be reasonably dull. 

The stem and base of the stemware 

styles seldom disintegrate. The most 

common breakage pattern for stemware 

is characterized by a tack-shaped 

fragment consisting of the base and a 

portion of the stem remaining intact. 

The tip of the stem portion should be 

reasonably dull. 

A sample that passes the Thermal 

Shock Test and shows evidence of 

tempering per the guidance given above 

for the Cutting Test and/or Center 

Punch Test has been ‘‘toughened 

(specially tempered)’’ for CBP’s tariff 

classification purposes. 

Dated: September 9, 2010. 

Ira S. Reese, 

Executive Director, Laboratories and 

Scientific Services, U.S. Customs and Border 

Protection. 

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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Council of the Inspectors General on 

Integrity and Efficiency 

Senior Executive Service Performance 

Review Board Membership 

AGENCY: Council of the Inspectors 

General on Integrity and Efficiency. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This notice sets forth the 

names and titles of the current 

membership of the Council of the 

Inspectors General on Integrity and 

Efficiency (CIGIE) Performance Review 

Board as of October 1, 2010. 

DATES: Effective Date: October 1, 2010. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Individual Offices of Inspectors General 

at the telephone numbers listed below. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 


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I. Background 

The Inspector General’s Act of 1978, 

as amended, created the Offices of 

Inspectors General as independent and 

objective units to conduct and supervise 

audits and investigations relating to 

Federal programs and operations. The 

Inspector General Reform Act of 2008, 

established the Council of the Inspectors 

General on Integrity and Efficiency 

(CIGIE) to address integrity, economy, 

and effectiveness issues that transcend 

individual Government agencies; and 

increase the professionalism and 

effectiveness of personnel by developing 

policies, standards, and approaches to 

aid in the establishment of a well 

trained and highly skilled workforce in 

the Offices of Inspectors General. The 

CIGIE is an interagency council whose 

executive chair is the Deputy. 

II. CIGIE Performance Review Board 

Under 5 U.S.C. 4314(c)(1)–(5), and in 

accordance with regulations prescribed 

by the Office of Personnel Management, 

each agency is required to establish one 

or more Senior Executive Service (SES) 

performance review boards. The 

purpose of these boards is to review and 

evaluate the initial appraisal of a senior 

executive’s performance by the 

supervisor, along with any 

recommendations to the appointing 

authority relative to the performance of 

the senior executive. The current 

members of the Council of the 

Inspectors General on Integrity and 

Efficiency Performance Review Board, 

as of October 1, 2009, are as follows: 

Agency for International Development 

Phone Number: (202) 712–1150. 

CIGIE Liaison-Thereasa L. Lyles, (202) 

7121 393. 

Michael G. Carroll—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Joseph Farinella (SFS)—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Melinda Dempsey—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Howard I. Hendershot—Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Alvin A. Brown—Assistant Inspector 

General, Millennium Challenge 

Corporation. 

Lisa Goldfluss—Legal Counsel. 

Department of Agriculture 

Phone Number: (202) 720–8001. 

CIGIE Liaison-Cheryl Viani, (202) 

720–8001. 

David R. Gray—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Robert W. Young—Special Assistant 

to the Inspector General for the 

Recovery Act. 

Gilroy Harden—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit. 

Rod DeSmet—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Tracy A. LaPoint—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Karen L. Ellis—Assistant inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Kathy C. Horsley—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Suzanne M. Murrin—Assistant 

Inspector General for Management. 

Department of Commerce 

Phone Number: (202) 482–4661. 

CIGIE Liaison-Lisa Allen, (202) 482– 

5422. 

Wade Green, Jr. Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Judith J. Gordon—Associate Deputy 

Inspector General. 

Ann E. Eilers—Principal Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit and 

Evaluation. 

Allen Crawley—Assistant Inspector 

General for Systems Acquisition and IT 

Security. 

Ronald C. Prevost—Assistant 

Inspector General for Economic and 

Statistical Program Assessment. 

Scott Berenberg—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Richard C. Beitel, Jr.—Assistant 

Inspector General for Whistleblower 

Protection. 

Department of Defense 

Phone Number: (703) 604–8324. 

CIGIE Liaison—John R. Crane, (703) 

604–8324. 

Michael Child—Chief of Staff. 

James Burch—Deputy Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Patricia Brannin—Deputy Inspector 

General for Intelligence. 

Donald Horstman—Deputy Inspector 

General for Administrative 

Investigations. 

John Crane—Assistant Inspector 

General for Communications and 

Congressional Liaison. 

Anna Gershman—Acting Assistant 

Inspector General for the Office of 

Professional Responsibility. 

Department of Education 

Phone Number: (202) 245–6900. 

CIGIE Liaison—Ten Clark, (202) 245– 

6340. 

Mary Mitchelson—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Wanda Scott—Assistant Inspector 

General for Evaluations, Inspections and 

Management Services. 

Keith West—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit Services. 

Patrick Howard—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit Services. 

William Hamel—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigative Services. 

Charles Coe—Assistant Inspector 

General for Information Technology and 

Computer Crimes Investigation. 

Marta Erceg—Counsel to the Inspector 

General. 

Department of Energy 

Phone Number: (202) 586–4393. 

CIGIE Liaison—Juston Fontaine, (202) 

586–1959. 

John Hartman—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Rickey Hass—Deputy Inspector 

General for Audit Services. 

Sanford Parnes—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

George Collard—Assistant Inspector 

General for National Security and 

Energy Audits. 

Department of Health and Human 

Services 

Phone Number: (202) 619–3148. 

CIGIE Liaison—Sheri Denkensohn, 

(202) 205–9492 and Elise Stein, (202) 

619–2686. 

Joseph J. Green—Assistant Inspector 

General for Financial Management and 

Regional Operations. 

Paul R. Johnson—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management and Policy 

(Chief Operating Officer). 

Donald E. Meeks—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Stuart E. Wright—Deputy Inspector 

General for Evaluation and Inspections. 

Department of Homeland Security 

Phone Number: (202) 254–4100. 

CIGIE Liaison—Denise S. Johnson, 

(202) 254–4100. 

Charles K. Edwards—Deputy 

Inspector General. 

Matt Jadacki—Assistant Inspector 

General for Emergency Management 

Oversight. 

Mark McLachlan—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Emergency 

Management Oversight. 

Richard N. Reback—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Anne L. Richards—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits. 

Edward M. Stulginsky—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for Audits. 

Carlton I. Mann—Assistant Inspector 

General for Inspections. 

Thomas M. Frost—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

James Gaughran—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Frank Deffer—Assistant Inspector 

General for Information Technology. 

Charles K. Edwards—Acting Assistant 

Inspector General for Management. 

Department of Housing and Urban 

Development 

Phone Number: (202) 708–0430. 

CIGIE Liaison—Helen Albert, (202) 

708–0614, Ext. 8187. 

James A. Heist—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit. 


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John McCarty—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Inspections and 

Evaluations. 

Lester Davis—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Randy McGinnis—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Brenda Patterson—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Helen Albert—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Management and 

Policy. 

Department of the Interior 

Phone Number: (202) 208–5745. 

CIGIE Liaison—Deborah Holmes, 

(202) 208–5745. 

Stephen Hardgrove—Chief of Staff. 

Kimberly Elmore—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audits, Inspections and 

Evaluations. 

Robert Romanyshyn—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for 

Financial Audits. 

John Dupuy—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Renee Pettis—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management. 

Eddie Saffarinia—Assistant Inspector 

General for Information Technology. 

Bruce Delaplaine—General Counsel. 

Roderick Anderson—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for 

Management. 

Robert Knox—Assistant Inspector 

General for Recovery Oversight. 

Department of Justice 

Phone Number: (202) 514–3435. 

CIGIE Liaison—Cynthia Schnedar, 

(202) 514–3435. 

Cynthia Schnedar—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Raymond J. Beaudet—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Carol F. Ochoa—Assistant Inspector 

General for Oversight and Review. 

Gregory T. Peters—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management and Planning. 

Thomas F. McLaughlin—Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Michael D. Gulledge—Assistant 

Inspector General for Evaluation and 

Inspections. 

Caryn A. Marske—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

George L. Dorsett—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Department of Labor 

Phone Number: (202) 693–5100. 

CIGIE Liaison—Christopher Seagle, 

(202) 693–5231. 

Daniel R. Petrole—Acting Inspector 

General. 

Nancy F. Ruiz de Gamboa—Assistant 

Inspector General for Management and 

Policy. 

Thomas F. Farrell—Assistant 

Inspector General for Labor 

Racketeering and Fraud Investigations. 

Elliot P. Lewis—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit. 

Michael A. Raponi—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Richard Clark—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Labor 

Racketeering and Fraud Investigations. 

Asa E. Cunningham—Assistant 

Inspector General for Inspections and 

Special Investigations. 

Department of State and the 

Broadcasting Board of Governors 

Phone Number: (202) 663–0340. 

CIGIE Liaison—Michael Wolfson, 

(703) 284–2710. 

Robert B. Peterson—Assistant 

Inspector General for Inspections. 

Evelyn R. Klemstine—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for Audits. 

Department of Transportation 

Phone Number: (202) 366–1959. 

CIGIE Liaison—Nathan P. Richmond, 

(202) 366–1959. 

Calvin L. Scovel III—Inspector 

General. 

Ann M. Calvaressi Barr- Deputy 

Inspector General. 

Brian A, Dettelbach—Assistant 

Inspector General for Legal, Legislative, 

and External Affairs. 

Susan L. Dailey—Assistant Inspector 

General for Administration. 

Lou E. Dixon—Principal Assistant 

Inspector General for Auditing and 

Evaluation. 

Jeffrey B. Guzzetti—Assistant 

Inspector for Aviation and Special 

Program Audits. 

Mitchell L. Behm—Assistant 

Inspector General for Amtrak, High 

Speed Rain and Economic Analysis. 

Matthew E. Hampton—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for Aviation 

and Special Program Audits. 

Rebecca C. Leng—Assistant Inspector 

General for Financial and Information 

Technology Audits. 

Joseph W. Come—Assistant Inspector 

General for Surface and Maritime 

Programs. 

Rosalyn G. Millman—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for Surface 

and Maritime Programs. 

Department of the Treasury 

Phone Number: (202) 622–1090. 

CIGIE Liaison—John Czajkowski, 

(202) 927–5835. 

Dennis S. Schindel—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Richard K. Delmar—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

John Czajkowski—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management. 

P. Brian Crane—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Maria A. Freedman—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

Robert A. Taylor—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit (Program 

Audits). 

Joel Grover—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit (Financial 

Management Audits). 

Treasury Inspector General for Tax 

Administration/Department of the 

Treasury 

Phone Number: (202) 622–6500. 

CIGIE Liaison—Roderick Fillinger, 

(202) 622–3139. 

Roderick Fillinger—Chief Counsel. 

Joseph Hungate, Ill—Principal. 

Deputy Inspector General. 

Michael Phillips—Deputy Inspector 

General for Audit. 

Margaret Begg—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit (Compliance and 

Enforcement Operations). 

Timothy Camus—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Michael Delgado—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Alan Duncan—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit (Security & 

Information Technology Services). 

John Fowler—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

David Holmgren—Deputy Inspector 

General for Inspections and Evaluations. 

Steven Jones—Deputy Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Larry Koskinen—Associate Inspector 

General for Mission Support. 

Mike McKenney—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit (Returns Processing 

and Account Services). 

Nancy Nakamura—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit 

(Headquarters Operations and Exempt 

Organizations). 

Department of Veterans Affairs 

Phone Number: (202) 461–4720. 

CIGIE Liaison—Joanne Moffett, (202) 

461–4720. 

Richard Griffin—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Maureen Regan—Counselor to the 

Inspector General. 

James O’Neill—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Joseph Sullivan—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations 

(Field Operations). 

Joseph Vallowe—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations 

(HQs Operations). 

Belinda Finn—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audits and Evaluations. 

Linda Halliday—Deputy Assistant 

Insepctor General for Audits and 

Evaluations (Field Operations). 

Sondra McCauley—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits and 


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Evaluations (HQs Management and 

Inspections). 

Richard Ehrlichman—Assistant 

Inspector General for Management and 

Administration. 

Dana Moore—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Management and 

Administration. 

John Daigh—Assistant Inspector 

General for Healthcare Inspections. 

Patricia Christ—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Healthcare 

Inspections. 

Environmental Protection Agency 

Phone Number: (202) 566–0847. 

CIGIE Liaison—Eileen McMahon, 

(202) 566–2546. 

Bill A. Roderick—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Mark Bialek—Associate Deputy 

Inspector General and Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Eileen McMahon—Assistant Inspector 

General for Congressional, Public 

Affairs and Management. 

Melissa Heist—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit. 

Wade Najjum—Assistant Inspector 

General for Program Evaluation. 

Stephen Nesbitt—Assistant Inspector 

General for Cyber Investigations and 

Homeland Security. 

Patricia Hill—Assistant Inspector 

General for Mission Systems. 

Federal Trade Commission 

Phone Number: (202) 326—2800. 

CIGIE Liaison—Cynthia Hogue, (202) 

326–2800. 

John Seeba—Inspector General. 

General Services Administration 

Phone Number: (202) 501–0450. 

CIGIE Liaison—Sarah S. Breen, (202) 

219–1351. 

Robert C. Erickson—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Richard P. Levi—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Theodore R. Stehney—Assistant 

Inspector General for Auditing. 

Regina M. O’Brien—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Auditing. 

Gregory G. Rowe—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Geoffrey Cherrington—Deputy 

Assistant Inspector General for 

Investigations. 

National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration 

Phone Number: (202) 358–1220. 

CIGIE Liaison—Renee Juhans, (202) 

358–1712. 

Gail Robinson—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Frank LaRocca—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Kevin Winters—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Alan Lamoreaux—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management and Planning. 

National Archives and Records 

Administration 

Phone Number: (301) 837–3000. 

CIGIE Liaison—John Simms, (301) 

837–1966. 

Paul Brachfeld—Inspector General. 

National Endowment for the Humanities 

Phone Number: (202) 606–8350. 

CIGIE Liaison—Laura M.H. Davis, 

(202) 606–8574. 

Sheldon Bemstein—Inspector 

General. 

National Science Foundation 

Phone Number: (703) 292–7100. 

CIGIE Liaison—Susan Carnohan, 

(703) 292–5011 and Maury Pully, (703) 

292–5059. 

Allison C. Lerner—Inspector General. 

Thomas (Tim) Cross—Deputy 

Inspector General. 

Brett M. Baker—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audit. 

Peggy Fischer—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Peace Corps 

Phone Number: (202) 692–2900. 

CIGIE Liaison—Joaquin Ferrao (202) 

692–2921. 

Kathy Buller—Inspector General 

(Foreign Service). 

Nuclear Regulatory Commission 

Phone Number: (301) 415–5930. 

CIGIE Liaison—Deborah S. Huber, 

(301) 415–5930. 

David C. Lee—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Stephen D. Dingbaum—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits. 

Joseph A. McMillan—Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Office of Personnel Management 

Phone Number: (202) 606–1200. 

CIGIE Liaison—Joyce D. Price, (202) 

606–2156. 

Norbert E. Vint—Deputy Inspector 

General. 

Tern Fazio—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management. 

Michael R. Esser—Assistant Inspector 

General for Audits. 

J. David Cope—Assistant Inspector 

General for Legal Affairs. 

Jeffery E. Cole—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits. 

Railroad Retirement Board 

Phone Number: (312) 751–4690. 

CIGIE Liaison—Jill Roellig (312) 751– 

4993. 

William Tebbe—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 

Small Business Administration 

Phone Number: (202) 205–6586. 

CIGIE Liaison—Robert F. Fisher (202) 

205–6583. 

Peter L. McClintock—Deputy 

Inspector General. 

Glenn P. Harris—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Debra S. Rift—Assistant Inspector 

General for Auditing. 

Daniel J. O’Rourke—Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Robert F. Fisher—Assistant Inspector 

General for Management and Policy. 

Social Security Administration 

Phone Number: (410) 966–8385. 

CIGIE Liaison—Misha Kelly (202) 

358–6319. 

Gale Stone—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audit. 

B. Chad Bungard—Counsel to the 

Inspector General. 

Steve Mason—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations. 

Michael Robinson—Assistant 

Inspector General for Technology and 

Resource Management. 

Special Inspector General for Troubled 

Asset Relief Program 

Phone Number: (202) 622–2658. 

CIGIE Liaison—(202) 622–2658. 

Kevin Puvalowski—Regional Director 

(Acting Deputy Special Inspector 

General). 

Bryan Saddler—Chief Counsel. 

Christy Romero—Chief of Staff. 

Eileen Ennis—Deputy Special 

Inspector General, Operations. 

Christopher Sharpley—Deputy 

Special Inspector General, 

Investigations. 

Kurt Hyde—Deputy Special Inspector 

General, Audit. 

Timothy Lee—Senior Policy Analyst. 

United States Postal Service 

Phone Number: (703) 248–2100. 

CIGIE Liaison—Agapi Doulaveris, 

(703) 248–2286. 

Elizabeth Martin—General Counsel. 

Gladis Griffith—Deputy General 

Counsel. 

Ron Stith—Assistant Inspector 

General, Mission Support. 

Mary Demory—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General—Business 

Operations. 

LaVan Griffith—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General—Investigative 

Support Services. 

David Sidransky—Chief Information 

Officer. 

William Siemer—Assistant Inspector 

General for Investigations. 


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Lance Carrington—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations— 

West. 

Yvette Savoy—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Investigations— 

North. 

Tammy Whitcomb—Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits. 

Robert Batta—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits—Mission 

Operations. 

John Cihota—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits—Financial 

Accountability. 

Darrell Benjamin—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits—Revenue 

and Systems. 

Mark Duda—Deputy Assistant 

Inspector General for Audits—Support 

Operations. 

Mohammad Adra—Assistant 

Inspector General for Risk Analysis 

Research Center. 

Dated: August 30, 2010. 

Mark D. Jones, 

Acting Executive Director, Council of the 

Inspectors General on Integrity and 

Efficiency. 

[FR Doc. 2010–22691 Filed 9–13–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE M 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Office of Surface Mining Reclamation 

and Enforcement 

Notice of Proposed Information 

Collection for 1029–0030 

AGENCY: Office of Surface Mining 

Reclamation and Enforcement. 

ACTION: Notice and request for 

comments. 

SUMMARY: In compliance with the 

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, the 

Office of Surface Mining Reclamation 

and Enforcement (OSM) is announcing 

its intention to request approval for the 

collection of information for 30 CFR 

part 764—State Processes for 

Designating Areas Unsuitable for 

Surface Coal Mining Operations. This 

collection request has been forwarded to 

the Office of Management and Budget 

(OMB) for review and comment. The 

information collection request describes 

the nature of the information collection 

and the expected burden and cost. 

DATES: OMB has up to 60 days to 

approve or disapprove the information 

collections but may respond after 30 

days. Therefore, public comments 

should be submitted to OMB by October 

14, 2010, in order to be assured of 

consideration. 

ADDRESSES: Submit comments to the 

Office of Information and Regulatory 

Affairs, Office of Management and 

Budget, Attention: Department of 

Interior Desk Officer, by telefax at (202) 

395–5806 or via e-mail to 

OIRA_Docket@omb.eop.gov. Also, 

please send a copy of your comments to 

John Trelease, Office of Surface Mining 

Reclamation and Enforcement, 1951 

Constitution Ave., NW., Room 202–SIB, 

Washington, DC 20240, or electronically 

to jtrelease@osmre.gov. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: To 

request a copy of this information 

collection request, contact John Trelease 

at (202) 208–2783, or electronically to 

jtrelease@osmre.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Office 

of Management and Budget (OMB) 

regulations at 5 CFR part 1320, which 

implement provisions of the Paperwork 

Reduction Act of 1995 (Pub. L. 104–13), 

require that interested members of the 

public and affected agencies have an 

opportunity to comment on information 

collection and record activities [see 5 

CFR 1320.8(d)]. OSM has submitted a 

request to OMB to renew its approval of 

the collection of information contained 

in: 30 CFR part 764—State Processes for 

Designating Areas Unsuitable for 

Surface Coal Mining Operations. OSM is 

requesting a 3-year term of approval for 

each information collection activity. 

An agency may not conduct or 

sponsor, and a person is not required to 

respond to, a collection of information 

unless it displays a currently valid OMB 

control number. The OMB control 

number for this collection is 1029–0030, 

and displayed in 30 CFR 764.10. 

As required under 5 CFR 1320.8(d), a 

Federal Register notice soliciting 

comments on this collection of 

information was published on June 29, 

2010 (75 FR 37458). No comments were 

received. This notice provides the 

public with an additional 30 days in 

which to comment on the following 

information collection activity: 

Title: 30 CFR 764—State Processes for 

Designating Areas Unsuitable for 

Surface Coal Mining Operations Areas 

designated by Act of Congress. 

OMB Control Number: 1029–0030. 

Summary: This part implements the 

requirement of section 522 of the 

Surface Mining Control and 

Reclamation Act of 1977 (SMCRA), 

Public Law 95–87, which provides 

authority for citizens to petition States 

to designate lands unsuitable for surface 

coal mining operations, or to terminate 

such designation. The regulatory 

authority uses the information to 

identify, locate, compare and evaluate 

the area requested to be designated as 

unsuitable, or terminate the designation, 

for surface coal mining operations. 

Bureau Form Number: None. 

Frequency of Collection: Once. 

Description of Respondents: 

Individuals or groups that petition the 

States, and the State regulatory 

authorities that must process the 

petitions. 

Total Annual Respondents: 4 

petitions and 4 regulatory authorities. 

Total Annual Burden Hours: 5,200. 

Total Annual Non-wage Costs: $400. 

Send comments on the need for the 

collection of information for the 

performance of the functions of the 

agency; the accuracy of the agency’s 

burden estimates; ways to enhance the 

quality, utility and clarity of the 

information collection; and ways to 

minimize the information collection 

burdens on respondents, such as use of 

automated means of collections of the 

information, to the addresses listed 

under ADDRESSES. Please refer to OMB 

control number 1029–0030 in all 

correspondence. 

Before including your address, phone 

number, e-mail address, or other 

personal identifying information in your 

comment, you should be aware that 

your entire comment—including your 

personal identifying information—may 

be made publicly available at any time. 

While you can ask us in your comment 

to withhold your personal identifying 

information from public review, we 

cannot guarantee that we will be able to 

do so. 

Dated: September 8, 2010. 

John R. Craynon, 

Chief, Division of Regulatory Support. 

[FR Doc. 2010–22733 Filed 9–13–10; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4310–05–M 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Fish and Wildlife Service 

[FWS–R3–ES–2010–N129; 30120–1113– 

0000–C4] 

Endangered and Threatened Wildlife 

and Plants; 5-Year Status Reviews of 

Seven Midwest Species 

AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, 

Interior. 

ACTION: Notice of initiation of reviews; 

request for information. 

SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and 

Wildlife Service, are initiating 5-year 

status reviews under the Endangered 

Species Act of 1973, as amended (Act), 

of seven animal and plant species. We 

conduct these reviews to ensure that our 

classification of each species on the 

Lists of Endangered and Threatened 

Wildlife and Plants as threatened or 

endangered is accurate. A 5-year review 


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