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Code · CFR · Title 29 — Labor · Part 1954 · § 1954.10

§ 1954.10. Reports from the States.

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(a)In addition to any other reports required by the Assistant Secretary under sections 18(c)(8) and 18(f) of the Act and § 1902.3(1) of this chapter, the State shall submit quarterly and annual reports as part of the evaluation and monitoring of State programs. 1 1 Such quarterly and annual reports forms may be obtained from the Office of the Assistant Regional Director in whose Region the State is located.
(b)Each State with an approved State plan shall submit to the appropriate Regional Office an annual occupational safety and health report in the form and detail provided for in the report and the instructions contained therein.
(c)Each State with an approved State plan shall submit to the appropriate Regional Office a quarterly occupational safety and health compliance and standards activity report in the form and detail provided for in the report and the instructions contained therein.
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