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Code · CFR · Title 29 — Labor · Part 4901 · § 4901.13

§ 4901.13. Receipt by agency of request.

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The Disclosure Officer will note the date and time of receipt on each disclosure request for access to records. A disclosure request is deemed received and the period within which PBGC acts on the request, as set forth in § 4901.14, begins on the next working day following receipt, except that a disclosure request is deemed received only if and when PBGC receives all of the following:
(a)A sufficient description under § 4901.12;
(b)Payment or assurance of payment if required under § 4901.33(b); and
(c)The requester's consent to pay substantial search, review, and/or duplication charges under subpart D of this part if PBGC determines that such charges may be substantial and so notifies the requester. Consent must be in the form of a statement that charges under subpart D of this part will be acceptable either in any amount or up to a specified amount. To avoid possible delay, a requester may include such a statement in an initial disclosure request. \[87 FR 43995, July 25, 2022\]
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