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Code · CFR · Title 16 — Commercial Practices · Part 1105 — Contributions to Costs of Participants in Development of Consumer Product Safety Standards · § 1105.4

§ 1105.4. Eligibility.

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In order to be eligible to receive a financial contribution, a participant must request in advance a specific contribution with an explanation as to why the contribution is likely to result in a more satisfactory standard than would be developed without a contribution. The request for a contribution shall contain, to the fullest extent possible and appropriate, the following information:
(a)A description of the point of view, interest and/or expertise that the participant intends to bring to the proceeding;
(b)The reason(s) that representation of the participant's interest, point of view, or expertise can reasonably be expected to contribute substantially to a full and fair determination of the issues involved in the proceeding;
(c)An explanation of the economic interest, if any, that the participant has (and individuals or groups comprising the participant have) in any Commission determination related to the proceeding;
(d)A discussion, with supporting documentation, of the reason(s) a participant is unable to participate effectively in the proceeding without a financial contribution;
(e)A description of the participant's employment or organization, as appropriate; and
(f)A specific and itemized estimate of the costs for which the contribution is sought.
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