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Code · CFR · Title 16 — Commercial Practices · Part 1031 — Commission Participation and Commission Employee Involvement in Voluntary Standards Activities · § 1031.18

§ 1031.18. Method of review and comment.

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(a)Each of the voluntary standards activities in which Commission staff is involved shall have a unique Web link on the Commission Web site with relevant information regarding CPSC activity, including:
(1)The name(s) of CPSC staff working on the activity; and
(2)The e-mail and mailing addresses of the CPSC Office of the Secretary, to which any interested party may communicate their particular interest.
(b)E-mail and written comments on voluntary standards from the public to the CPSC shall be managed by the Office of the Secretary. Such communication shall be forwarded to appropriate staff for consideration and/or response.
(c)On the voluntary standards Web site, consumers shall have the opportunity to register for periodic e-mail notices from the Commission with respect to their standard of interest. Such notices shall be issued by the CPSC each time a voluntary standard site has been updated and no less than once every calendar year.
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