Federal Register / Vol. 67, No. 229 / Wednesday, November 27, 2002 / Rules and Regulations 70839 provisions of the Regulatory Flexibility § 303.7 Generic names and definitions for b. In the entry for AM1, remove Act relating to an initial regulatory manufactured fibers. ‘‘584(b)(2)(C)’’ and add ‘‘584(b)(1)(C)’’ in analysis, 5 U.S.C. 603–604, did not * * * * * its place. apply to the proposal because the (c) * * * Dated: November 19, 2002. Where the fiber is formed by the amendments, if promulgated, would not Timothy Egert, have a significant economic impact on interaction of two or more chemically Federal Register Liaison, Department of State. a substantial number of small entities. distinct polymers (of which none The Commission believed that the exceeds 85% by weight), and contains [FR Doc. 02–29763 Filed 11–26–02; 8:45 am] proposed amendments would impose ester groups as the dominant functional BILLING CODE 4710–06–P no additional obligations, penalties, or unit (at least 85% by weight of the total costs. The amendments simply would polymer content of the fiber), and DEPARTMENT OF STATE allow covered companies to use a new which, if stretched at least 100%, generic name as an alternative to an durably and rapidly reverts 22 CFR Part 121 existing generic name for that defined substantially to its unstretched length when the tension is removed, the term subclass of fiber, and would impose no [Public Notice 4209] additional labeling requirements. To elasterell-p may be used as a generic ensure, however, that no substantial description of the fiber. RIN AB–60 economic impact was overlooked, the * * * * * Commission solicited public comment By direction of the Commission. Amendment to the International Traffic in the NPR on the effects of the Donald S. Clark, in Arms Regulations, United States proposed amendments on costs, profits, Munitions List competitiveness of, and employment in Secretary. small entities. 67 FR 7104, at 7109 (Feb. [FR Doc. 02–30085 Filed 11–26–02; 8:45 am] AGENCY: Department of State. 15, 2002). BILLING CODE 6750–01–P ACTION: Final rule. No comments were received on this SUMMARY: The Department of State is issue. Accordingly, the Commission DEPARTMENT OF STATE revising Category V—Explosives, hereby certifies, pursuant to the Propellants, Incendiary Agents, and Regulatory Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. 22 CFR Part 42 Their Constituents and Category XIV— 605(b), that the amendments Toxicological Agents and Equipment promulgated today will not have a [Public Notice 4185] and Radiological Equipment, of the U.S. significant economic impact on a Munitions List (USML). Amendments substantial number of small entities. Documentation of Immigrants—Visa Classification Symbols; Correction are made to the titles of both categories V. Paperwork Reduction Act to better reflect the items included in AGENCY: Department of State. the category and to move the texts of the These amendments do not constitute ACTION: Correction of final rule. definitional and interpretive provisions ‘‘collection[s] of information’’ under the to the appropriate category. Also, to SUMMARY: This document makes Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Pub. assist exporters, Category V and XIV are corrections to the final rule published L. 104–13, 109 Stat. 163, 44 U.S.C. reformatted to identify the items by on August 29, 2002 (67 FR 55319). The chapter 35 (as amended), and its their predominant use. Exporters are regulation made changes to the implementing regulations, 5 CFR 1320 also being provided Chemical Abstract Department’s table of immigrant visa et seq. Those procedures for establishing Service (CAS) numbers and Chemical classification symbols. generic names that do constitute Weapons Convention (CWC) references. collections of information, 16 CFR EFFECTIVE DATE: This rule is effective In addition to reformatting and changes 303.8, have been submitted to OMB, November 27, 2002. in the language for clarification, which has approved them and assigned FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Pam Category XIV and Category V are revised them control number 3084–0101. Chavez, Legislation and Regulations to move from the USML to the Division, 202–663–1206. List of Subjects in 16 CFR Part 303 jurisdiction of the Department of SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Commerce several items that have been Labeling, Textile, Trade Practices. Department of State published a final identified as having predominantly rule (Public Notice 4092) in the Federal commercial application and no VI. Text of Amendments Register of August 9, 2002, (67 FR significant military applicability. The 55319) amending § 42.11 by items so transferred in Category XIV are For reasons set forth in the preamble, inadvertently substituting the word fluorine, liquid pepper and 16 CFR part 303 is amended as follows: ‘‘child’’ for ‘‘orphan.’’ in the definition chloropicrin. The items so transferred in PART 303—RULES AND of the IR4 category on the visa Category V are nitroguanidine (NG), REGULATIONS UNDER THE TEXTILE classification table. This correction guanidine nitrate, compounds FIBER PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION removes that amendment published on composed of fluorine and one or more ACT August 9, 2002, and revises the AM1 of the following: Other halogens, category under the heading ‘‘Section of oxygen, nitrogen, and propyleneimide 1. The authority citation for part 303 law’’ to read ‘‘584(b)(1)(C),’’ not 2-methylaziridine, unless the articles continues to read as follows: ‘‘584(b)(2)(C).’’ are compounded or mixed with any item controlled by the USML. Authority: Sec. 7(c) of the Textile Fiber In rule FR Doc. 02–20090 published Products Identification Act (15 U.S.C. 70e(c)). on August 29, 2002 (67 FR 55319), make EFFECTIVE DATE: November 27, 2002. the following correction. On page FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. 2. In § 303.7, paragraph (c) is 55320, in the table to § 42.11: Stephen J. Tomchik, Office of Defense amended by adding a sentence at the a. In the entry for IR4, remove ‘‘Child’’ Trade Controls, Department of State, end, to read as follows: and add ‘‘Orphan’’ in its place; and Telephone (202) 663–2799 or FAX (202) VerDate 0ct<31>2002 14:44 Nov 26, 2002 Jkt 200001 PO 00000 Frm 00005 Fmt 4700 Sfmt 4700 E:\FR\FM\27NOR1.SGM 27NOR1 70840 Federal Register / Vol. 67, No. 229 / Wednesday, November 27, 2002 / Rules and Regulations 261–8199. ATTN: Regulatory Change, for the dissemination, detection, pepper (e.g., derived from cayenne USML Part 121, Category V and XIV. identification and defense of the articles pepper and used by both for law SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This in this category is moved to paragraph enforcement and in commercially notice of rulemaking provides the (f) and paragraph (k). Paragraph (c) now available sprays for personal results of a review, by the Department covers chemical agent binary precursors protection), and chloropicrin (e.g., used of State in consultation with the and key precursors. Paragraph (f), in commercial fumigants and soil Departments of Defense and Commerce, currently covering technical data, is insecticides, and as a disinfectant for of Category V and XIV of the U.S. revised re-designate paragraph (f) as cereals and grains). In accordance with Munitions List. To better reflect the Significant Military Equipment (SME) the requirements of Section 38(f) of the items included in each category, the and to cover items currently in Category Arms Export Control Act (AECA), this titles are amended. To assist the X(c) of the USML. Category XIV, removal has been notified to the exporter, the definitional and paragraph (f) now includes equipment Congress, and the Commerce Control interpretive provisions from § 121.12 and its components, parts, accessories, List (CCL) controls identified are: (1) For and § 121.13 are moved to Category V, and attachments specifically designed propyleneimide 2-methulaziridine and those from § 121.7 to Category XIV, and or modified for military operations and compounds composed of fluorine and the numbered sections are captioned compatibility with military equipment one or more of the following: Other ‘‘Reserved’’. Also to assist the exporter, (e.g., the dissemination, dispersion, halogens, oxygen, and nitrogen—ECCN Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) testing, detection, identification, 1C018; (2) nitroguanidine (NG) and numbers and Chemical Weapons warning, monitoring, sample collection guanidine nitrate—ECCN 1C011, (3) for Convention (CWC) references are being and processing; and individual chloropicrin—ECCN 1C355, (4) for provided. Exporters are advised that the protection of the chemical and liquid pepper—ECCN 1A984, and for CAS numbers do not cover all the biological agents listed in paragraphs (a) fluorine—ECCN EAR99. substances and mixtures controlled by and (b) of the category). This includes military protective clothing and masks, Finally, Category X, Protective the categories and CWC numbers are Personnel Equipment, is amended to provided only when deemed but not those items designed for domestic preparedness (e.g., civil delete the current paragraph (c) and appropriate. defense), collective protection, and renumber the paragraphs since In addition to amending the title and decontamination or remediation. These protective apparel and equipment adding CAS numbers, the coverage of movements resulted in the technical specifically designed or modified for Category V, paragraph (c) is amended to data currently in paragraph (f) being use with toxicological agents and add (c)(4) to cover, in addition to fuels moved to a new paragraph (l). The equipment is now covered by paragraph for category VIII, fuels for the items in components, parts, accessories, (f) of Category XIV. Category IV and VI. The fuels for attachments and associated equipment category IV and VI articles are currently This amendment involves a foreign for the items in category XIV, currently controlled by the components, parts and affairs function of the United States and, in paragraph (e), are moved to a new accessories paragraph in each of the therefore, is not subject to the paragraph (k), and paragraph (e) now procedures required by 5 U.S.C.