Federal Advisory Committee Act (5 U.S.C. Appendix 2)
Who Oversees the Publication System?
The Administrative Committee of the Federal Register (ACFR) was established in 1935 to oversee the functions of the Federal Register publications system.
§ 1 Short title
§ 2 Findings and purpose
§ 3 Definitions
§ 4 Applicability;
restrictions
§ 5 Responsibilities
of Congressional committees; review; guidelines
§ 6 Responsibilities
of the President; report to Congress; annual report to Congress; exclusion
§ 7 Responsibilities
of the Administrator of General Services; Committee Management Secretariat,
establishment; review; recommendations to President and Congress; agency cooperation;
performance guidelines; uniform pay guidelines; travel expenses; expense recommendations
§ 8 Responsibilities
of agency heads; Advisory Committee Management Officer, designation
§ 9 Establishment and
purpose of advisory committees; publication in Federal Register; charter: filing,
contents, copy
§ 10 Advisory committee
procedures; meetings; notice, publication in Federal Register; regulations;
minutes; certification; annual report; Federal officer or employee, attendance
§ 11 Availability of
transcripts; "agency proceeding"
§ 12 Fiscal and administrative
provisions; recordkeeping; audit; agency support services
§ 13 Responsibilities
of Library of Congress; reports and background papers; depository
§ 14 Termination of
advisory committees; renewal; continuation
§ 15 Requirements relating to the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Public Administration
§ 16 Effective date
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