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847 CFR sections across 1 title.

Title 15(847 sections)

§ 1.1 [Reserved]

§ 10.0 General.

§ 100.1 [Reserved]

§ 11.1 Uniform relocation and real property acquisition.

§ 1180.1 Purpose and scope.

§ 12.1 Introduction.

§ 13.1 Purpose.

§ 1400.1 Purpose and scope.

§ 2.1 Purpose.

§ 200.100 Statutory functions.

§ 2001.0 Scope and purpose.

§ 2002.0 Trade Policy Committee.

§ 2003.0 Office, mailing address, telephone number, and hours.

§ 2006.0 Submission of petitions requesting action under section 301.

§ 2007.0 Requests for reviews.

§ 2009.0 Submission of representation.

§ 2012.1 Purpose.

§ 2014.1 Purpose.

§ 2015.1 Purpose.

§ 2016.0 Requests for reviews.

§ 2017.0 Definitions.

§ 23.1 Purpose.

§ 240.1 Title of act.

§ 241.1 Capacities.

§ 256.1 Introduction.

§ 27.101 To what does this policy apply?

§ 273.1 Purpose.

§ 285.1 Purpose.

§ 286.1 Purpose.

§ 287.1 Purpose and scope of this part.

§ 290.1 Purpose.

§ 291.1 Program description.

§ 292.1 Program description.

§ 3.1 Authority.

§ 301.1 General provisions.

§ 310.1 Background and purpose.

§ 325.1 Scope.

§ 326.1 What is the Fellowship Program?

§ 4a.1 General.

§ 5.1 Purpose.

§ 50.1 General.

§ 6.1 Definitions.

§ 701.1 Purpose.

§ 702.1 Introduction.

§ 705.1 Definitions.

§ 710.1 Definitions of terms used in the Chemical Weapons Convention Regulations (CWCR).

§ 711.1 Overviews of declaration, reporting, and advance notification requirements.

§ 712.1 Round to zero rule that applies to activities involving Schedule 1 chemicals.

§ 713.1 Prohibition on exports and imports of Schedule 2 chemicals to and from States not Party to the CWC.

§ 714.1 Annual declaration requirements for plant sites that produce a Schedule 3 chemical in excess of 30 metric tons.

§ 715.1 Annual declaration requirements for production by synthesis of unscheduled discrete organic chemicals (UDOCs).

§ 716.1 General information on the conduct of initial and routine inspections.

§ 717.1 Clarification procedures; challenge inspection requests pursuant to Article IX of the Convention.

§ 718.1 Definition.

§ 719.1 Scope and definitions.

§ 720.1 Denial of export privileges for convictions under 18 U.S.C. 229.

§ 721.1 Inspection of records.

§ 730.1 What these regulations cover.

§ 732.1 Steps overview.

§ 734.1 Introduction.

§ 736.1 Introduction.

§ 738.1 Introduction.

§ 740.1 Introduction.

§ 742.1 Introduction.

§ 743.1 Wassenaar Arrangement.

§ 744.1 General provisions.

§ 745.1 Advance notification and annual report of all exports of Schedule 1 chemicals to other States Parties.

§ 746.1 Introduction.

§ 748.1 General provisions.

§ 750.1 Scope.

§ 754.1 Introduction.

§ 756.1 Scope.

§ 758.1 The Electronic Export Information (EEI) filing to the Automated Export System (AES).

§ 760.1 Definitions.

§ 762.1 Scope.

§ 764.1 Introduction.

§ 766.1 Scope.

§ 768.1 Introduction.

§ 770.1 Introduction.

§ 772.1 Definitions of terms as used in the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

§ 774.1 Introduction.

§ 781.1 Definitions of terms used in the Additional Protocol Regulations (APR).

§ 782.1 Overview of reporting requirements under the APR.

§ 783.1 Reporting requirements.

§ 784.1 Complementary access: General information on the purpose of complementary access, affected locations, and the role of BIS.

§ 785.1 Scope and definitions.

§ 786.1 Inspection of records.

§ 80.1 General requirements.

§ 801.1 Purpose.

§ 8c.1 Purpose.

§ 90.1 Scope and applicability.

§ 902.1 OMB control numbers assigned pursuant to the Paperwork Reduction Act.

§ 905.1 Scope.

§ 906.1 Purpose and scope.

§ 908.1 Definitions.

§ 909.1 Definition of marine debris for the purposes of the Marine Debris Research, Prevention, and Reduction Act.

§ 911.1 Purpose.

§ 918.1 Introduction.

§ 946.1 Purpose.

§ 950.1 Scope and purpose.

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