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Electronic comments SPECIAL INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR administration of such programs and operations and the necessity for and • RECONSTRUCTION Use the Commission’s Internet progress for corrective action. comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ Final Listing of Audit and Other By the end of fiscal year 2012, SIGIR’s rules/sro.shtml); or Reports Issued by SIGIR on oversight jurisdiction had grown to • Send an email to rule-comments@ Reconstruction Spending in Iraq more than $60 billion in U.S. funds appropriated or otherwise made sec.gov. Please include File Number SR– AGENCY: Special Inspector General for available for Iraq relief and NYSE–2013–61 on the subject line. Iraq Reconstruction. reconstruction. These taxpayer dollars Paper comments ACTION: Notice. flowed to a wide spectrum of initiatives, ranging from training Iraq’s army and • Send paper comments in triplicate SUMMARY: Final listing of Audits and police to building large electrical, oil, to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, other reports issued by the Special Inspector General for Iraq and water projects; from supporting Securities and Exchange Commission, democracy-building efforts to 100 F Street NE., Washington, DC Reconstruction (SIGIR) between 2004 and 2013. strengthening budget execution by 20549–1090. provincial councils; and from funding DATES: September 24, 2013. All submissions should refer to File rule-of-law reforms to ensuring that the Number SR–NYSE–2013–61. This file Authority: 5 U.S.C. app. 8G Note; Sec. Iraqi government sustains what the U.S. number should be included on the 3001 of the Emergency Supplemental program provided. Appropriations Act for Defense and for the During most of its almost decade-long subject line if email is used. To help the Reconstruction of Iraq and , 2004 Commission process and review your Pub. L. 108–106, as amended by Pub. L. 108– lifespan, SIGIR maintained the largest comments more efficiently, please use 375. on-the-ground presence of any U.S. auditing or investigative agency only one method. The Commission will SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In post all comments on the Commission’s November 2003, the U.S. Congress operating in Iraq, with nearly 50 Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ passed and the President signed into personnel working in country during rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the law the Emergency Supplemental peak operations. Three operational directorates accomplished the oversight submission, all subsequent Appropriations Act for Defense and for work: Audits, Inspections, and amendments, all written statements the Reconstruction of Iraq and Investigations. As of September 2013, with respect to the proposed rule Afghanistan, 2004 (Pub. L. 108–106). In SIGIR had issued 220 audit reports, change that are filed with the addition to providing $18.4 billion for Iraq relief and reconstruction, the law issued 170 project assessments, and Commission, and all written initiated 639 criminal investigations. communications relating to the also established the Inspector General of the Coalition Provisional Authority SIGIR also issued 37 Quarterly Reports proposed rule change between the as well as 9 Lessons Learned reports, 3 Commission and any person, other than (CPA–IG) to oversee the handling and treatment of these funds. When the special reports, and 1 evaluation report. those that may be withheld from the SIGIR’s audits made 487 CPA–IG began work in early 2004, it public in accordance with the recommendations, questioned about was the only IG office within the U.S. provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be $641 million in costs, and identified an government with oversight available for Web site viewing and additional $974 million in funds to be responsibilities encompassing several printing in the Commission’s Public put to better use—a combined potential federal agencies. Reference Room, 100 F Street NE., The Ronald W. Reagan National financial benefit of $1.61 billion. As of Washington, DC 20549, on official Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal September 2013, the actual savings to business days between the hours of Year 2005 (Pub. L. 108–375), enacted the government from renegotiated 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Copies of the October 28, 2004, redesignated the contracts, refunds, and operational filing also will be available for CPA–IG as the Special Inspector General savings resulting from SIGIR findings inspection and copying at the principal for Iraq Reconstruction (SIGIR). Over had reached nearly $645 million. SIGIR’s investigations led to 112 office of the Exchange. All comments time, the Congress expanded SIGIR’s indictments, 90 convictions, and more received will be posted without change; mission so that, by 2008, its mandate than $192 million in court-ordered the Commission does not edit personal covered all reconstruction funds fines, forfeitures, restitution payments, identifying information from regardless of provenance. The enabling and other monetary penalties. SIGIR’s submissions. You should submit only legislation required SIGIR to investigative work also led to 139 information that you wish to make independently and objectively: debarments and 106 suspensions of available publicly. All submissions 1. Conduct and supervise audits and investigations relating to the programs contractors and government personnel should refer to File Number SR–NYSE– for fraud or other corrupt practices. 2013–61 and should be submitted on or and operations funded with amounts before October 15, 2013. appropriated or otherwise made Reports Issued by SIGIR available for the reconstruction of Iraq. For the Commission, by the Division of 2. Provide advice and Audit Reports Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated recommendations on policies designed 13–006 Government Agencies Cannot 16 authority. to (A) promote economy, efficiency, and Fully Identify Projects Financed with Kevin M. O’Neill, effectiveness in the administration of Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Funds Deputy Secretary. such programs and operations; and (B) 3/6/2013 [FR Doc. 2013–23146 Filed 9–23–13; 8:45 am] prevent and detect waste, fraud, and 13–005 Lessons Learned on the BILLING CODE 8011–01–P abuse in such programs and operations. Department of Defense’s 3. Keep the Secretary of State and the Commander’s Emergency Response Secretary of Defense fully and currently Program in Iraq 1/24/2013 informed about problems and 13–004 Lessons Learned from U.S. 16 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). deficiencies relating to the Agencies’ Management of Iraqi Funds

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for Relief and Reconstruction 1/22/ 12–005 U.S. Central Command 11–012 Commander’s Emergency 2013 Contracting Command Had Few Response Program Obligations Are 13–003 Development Fund for Iraq: Contract Terminations That Resulted Uncertain 1/31/2011 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Has in Wasted Funds in Iraq 10/28/2011 11–008 Interim Report: Action Needed Missing Receiving Reports and Open 12–002 Indirect Costs of Managing To Address Missing Iraq Transaction Task Orders 10/26/2012 Private Security Contracts in Iraq 10/ Data 1/28/2011 13–002 Final Review of State 28/2011 11–009 Iraqi Government Support for Department’s Management of Quick 12–004 Department of Defense the Iraq International Academy 1/26/ Response Funds in 2007 and 2008 10/ Agencies Have Taken Action on Most 2011 26/2012 Open Audit Recommendations 10/27/ 11–007 Iraq Relief and Reconstruction 13–001 Sustaining the Progress 2011 Fund 1: Report on Apportionments, Achieved by U.S. Rule of Law 12–003 Status of International Expenditures, and Canceled Funds 1/ Programs in Iraq Remains Narcotics Control and Law 25/2011 Questionable 10/25/2012 Enforcement Funds Allocated for Iraq 11–006 Forensic Audit Methodologies 12–020 Iraq Police Development Reconstruction 10/27/2011 Used To Collect and Analyze Program: Lack of Iraqi Support and 12–001 Development Fund for Iraq: Electronic Disbursement of Iraq Security Problems Raise Questions The Coalition Provisional Authority Reconstruction Funds 10/28/2010 about the Continued Viability of the Transferred Control over Most of the 11–005 Iraq Reconstruction Funds: Program 7/30/2012 Remaining DFI Funds to the Central Forensic Audits Identifying Fraud, 12–019 Gaps in Business System Bank of Iraq 10/26/2011 Waste, and Abuse—Interim Report #5 Reviews of Contractors with Generally 12–006 Iraqi Police Development 10/28/2010 Less Than $100 Million Annually in Program: Opportunities for Improved 11–004 Iraqi Security Forces: Special Contracts in Iraq Increase U.S. Program Accountability and Budget Operations Force Program Is Government Vulnerabilities to Fraud, Transparency 10/24/2011 Achieving Goals, but Iraqi Support Waste, and Abuse 7/30/2012 11–022 Poor Government Oversight of Remains Critical to Success 10/25/ 12–018 Status of Fiscal Years 2011– Anham and Its Subcontracting 2010 2012 Iraq Security Forces Fund 7/27/ Procedures Allowed Questionable 11–003 Iraqi Security Forces: Police 2012 Costs To Go Undetected 7/30/2011 Training Program Developed Sizeable 12–017 Final Forensic Audit Report of 11–023 Department of State Reports It Force, but Capabilities Are Unknown Iraq Reconstruction Funds 7/13/2012 Has Taken Action on Most Open 10/25/2010 12–016 Interim Review of State Audit Recommendations, but 11–002 Guidance Needed for Use of Department’s Progress in Documentation Is Needed 7/29/2011 Residual Iraqi Vested and Seized Implementing SIGIR 11–021 Management of the Iraq Asset Funds 10/15/2010 Recommendations Addressing Quick Commander’s Emergency Response 11–001 National Democratic Institute Response Fund Management Controls Program Needs To Be Improved Grant’s Security Costs and Impact 4/30/2012 (Interim Report) 7/29/2011 Generally Supported, but Department 12–013 Development Fund for Iraq: 11–020 Commander’s Emergency The Coalition Provisional Authority’s Response Program for 2011 Shows of State Oversight Limited 10/13/2010 10–021 Plans To Preserve Iraq Financial Controls for Electronic Increased Focus on Capacity Reconstruction Program and Contract Fund Transfer Payments Diminished Development 7/29/2011 over Time 4/30/2012 11–019 Monitoring Responsibilities for Records Need To Be Improved 7/30/ 12–015 Interim Report on Spend Plans Serious Incidents Involving Private 2010 for Fiscal Years 2011–2012 Iraq Security Contractors Once U.S. 10–022 Improved Oversight Needed Security Forces Funds 4/26/2012 Military Forces Leave Iraq Have Not for State Department Grant to the 12–014 USACE Used or Deobligated Been Determined 7/29/2011 International Republican Institute 7/ Residual Funds on Terminated 11–018 Control Weaknesses Remain in 29/2010 Contracts 4/18/2012 Oversight of Theater-wide Internal 10–020 Development Fund for Iraq: 12–011 Few Contracts Terminated by Security Services Contracts 7/28/2011 Department of Defense Needs To the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 11–014 The Iraq Community Action Improve Financial and Management Resulted in Wasted Funds in Iraq 1/ Program: USAID’s Agreement with Controls 7/27/2010 29/2012 CHF Met Goals, but Greater Oversight 10–019 Iraq Reconstruction Funds: 12–009 The Department of State’s Is Needed 4/28/2011 Forensic Audits Identifying Fraud, Process To Provide Information on 11–016 USACE Is Meeting Customer Waste, and Abuse—Interim Report #4 Reconstruction Projects to the Needs, but Documentation of Project 7/26/2010 Government of Iraq 1/29/2012 Decisions Could Improve 4/27/2011 10–018 Most Iraq Economic Support 12–010 Status of Recommendations 11–015 Gulf Region District Is Fund Appropriations Have Been Made by the Special Inspector Adjusting Its Aegis Security Contract Obligated and Liquidated 7/21/2010 General for Iraq Reconstruction to the Requirements for Changes in 10–015 Health Center Sustainment Department of Defense 1/27/2012 Reconstruction Activities in Iraq 4/27/ Contract Resulted in Some Repairs, 12–008 Development Fund for Iraq: 2011 but Iraqi Maintenance Capability Was Department of Defense Cannot Fully 11–011 Quick Response Fund: Not Achieved 4/29/2010 Account for the Funds It Used after Management Controls Have Improved, 10–017 Iraq Reconstruction Funds: the Coalition Provisional Authority but Earlier Projects Need Attention 4/ Forensic Audits Identifying Fraud, Dissolved 1/27/2012 27/2011 Waste, and Abuse—Interim Report #3 12–012 Development Funds for Iraq 11–017 USAID Is Responsive to SIGIR 4/28/2010 Returned to the Central Bank of Iraq Recommendations 4/22/2011 10–014 Process for Continuing Invoice 1/13/2012 11–013 Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Payment for the Development Fund 12–007 Falluja Waste Water Treatment Fund 2: Report on Apportionments, for Iraq Needs Attention 4/27/2010 System: A Case Study in Wartime Expenditures, and Status at End of 10–013 Commander’s Emergency Contracting 10/30/2011 Fiscal Year 2010 4/22/2011 Response Program: Projects at

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Baghdad Airport Provided Some 09–022 Field Commanders See 09–007 Improvements Needed in Benefits, but Waste and Management Improvements in Controlling and Reporting Status of Reconstruction Problems Occurred 4/26/2010 Coordinating Private Security Projects to Chief of Mission 10/29/ 10–016 Most Iraq Security Forces Contractor Missions in Iraq 7/28/2009 2008 Fund Appropriations Have Been 09–026 Commanders Emergency 09–006 Status of Department of State Obligated 4/23/2010 Response Program: Hotel Economic Support Fund Interagency 10–009 Interim Report on Projects To Construction Successfully Completed, Agreements With the U.S. Army Develop the Iraqi Special Operations but Project Management Issues Corps of Engineers in Iraq 10/28/2008 Forces 3/25/2010 Remain 7/26/2009 09–004 Iraq Reconstruction Project 10–011 Iraq Reconstruction Funds: 09–025 Commander’s Emergency Terminations Represent a Range of Forensic Audits Identifying Fraud, Response Program: Muhalla 312 Actions 10/27/2008 Waste, and Abuse—Interim Report #2 Electrical Distribution Project Largely 09–001 Opportunities To Enhance 1/28/2010 Successful 7/26/2009 U.S. Democracy-Building Strategy for 10–007 Wamar International 09–021 and AUD/IQO–09–16 Joint Iraq 10/22/2008 Successfully Completed Contracts, Audit of Blackwater Contract and 09–003 Cost, Outcome, and Oversight but Unanticipated Problems Affected Task Orders for Worldwide Personal of Local Governance Program Costs and Schedules 1/28/2010 Protective Services in Iraq (with DoS Contracts With Research Triangle 10–012 Department of State Grant OIG) 6/1/2009 Institute 10/21/2008 Management: Limited Oversight of 09–019 Opportunities To Improve 09–002 Challenges in Obtaining Costs and Impact of International Processes for Reporting, Investigating, Reliable and Useful Data on Iraqi Republican Institute and National and Remediating Serious Incidents Security Forces Continue 10/21/2008 Democratic Institute Democracy Involving Private Security Contractors 08–024 Information on a Special Grants 1/26/2010 in Iraq 4/30/2009 Department of Defense Program To 10–010 Department of State Contract 09–018 Information on Government of Foster Economic Recovery in Iraq 7/ To Study the Iraq Reconstruction Iraq Contributions to Reconstruction 29/2008 08–023 Anticorruption Efforts in Iraq: Management System 1/26/2010 Costs 4/29/2009 U.S. and Iraq Take Actions, but Much 10–008 Long-Standing Weaknesses in 09–015 Construction of Primary Department of State’s Oversight of Remains To Be Done 7/29/2008 Healthcare Centers Reported DynCorp Contract for Support of the 08–019 Outcome, Cost, and Oversight Essentially Complete, but Operational Iraqi Police Training Program 1/25/ of the Security and Justice Contract Issues Remain 4/29/2009 With Parsons Delaware, Inc. 7/28/ 2010 09–020 Provincial Reconstruction 10–005 Iraq Security Forces Fund: 2008 Teams: Developing a Cost-Tracking Weak Contract Oversight Allowed 08–020 Key Recurring Management Process Will Enhance Decision- Potential Overcharges by AECOM To Issues Identified in Audits of Iraq making 4/28/2009 Go Undetected 10/30/2009 Reconstruction Efforts 7/27/2008 10–006 Development Fund for Iraq: 09–016 Asset-Transfer Process for Iraq 08–022 Government of Iraq Policy Guidance Needed To Enhance Reconstruction Projects Lacks Unity Increasingly Funding Iraqi Security Accountability of USAGE-Managed and Accountability 4/26/2009 Forces Infrastructure Development, Funds 10/29/2009 09–014 Security Forces Logistics but Substantial U.S. Support Remains 10–004 Iraq Reconstruction Funds: Contract Experienced Certain Cost, 7/26/2008 Forensic Audits Identifying Fraud, Outcome, and Oversight Problems 4/ 08–021 Comprehensive Plan Needed Waste, and Abuse—Interim Report #1 26/2009 To Guide the Future of the Iraq 10/28/2009 09–017 Need To Enhance Oversight of Reconstruction Management System 10–003 Iraq Commanders Emergency Theater-wide Internal Security 7/25/2008 Response Program Generally Managed Services Contracts 4/24/2009 08–018 Outcome, Cost, and Oversight Well, but Project Documentation and 09–009 Full Impact of Department of of Water Sector Reconstruction Oversight Can Be Improved 10/27/ Defense Program To Restart State- Contract With FluorAMEC, LLC 7/15/ 2009 Owned Enterprises Difficult To 2008 10–002 Data Provided to the Estimate 1/30/2009 08–011 Outcome, Cost, and Oversight Government of Iraq on U.S. 09–011 Opportunities To Improve of Electricity-Sector Reconstruction Reconstruction Projects Lacked Management of the Quick Response Contract With Perini Corporation 4/ Clarity 10/26/2009 Fund 1/29/2009 29/2008 10–001 Iraqi Security Forces Facilities: 09–013 Provincial Reconstruction 08–017 Transferring Reconstruction Environmental Chemical Corporation Teams’ Performance Measurement Projects to the Government of Iraq: Projects Achieved Results but With Process Has Improved 1/28/2009 Some Progress Made but Further Significant Cost Increases and 09–012 The U.S. Has Reduced Its Improvements Needed To Avoid Schedule Delays 10/22/2009 Funding for the Iraqi Security Forces, Waste 4/28/2008 09–027 Developing a Depot but Continued Support Will Likely Be 08–013 Interim Report on Iraq Maintenance Capability at Taji Necessary 1/26/2009 Reconstruction Contract Terminations Hampered by Numerous Problems 7/ 09–010 Oversight of Aegis’s 4/28/2008 30/2009 Performance on Security Services 08–015 Interim Analysis of Iraqi 09–024 Tikrit Location Command Contracts in Iraq With the Department Security Force Information Provided Project Achieving Contract Goals by of Defense 1/14/2009 by the Department of Defense Report, Using Sound Management Practices 09–008 Cost, Outcome, and Oversight Measuring Stability and Security in 7/30/2009 of Iraq Oil Reconstruction Contract Iraq 4/25/2008 09–023 Investigation and Remediation With Kellogg Brown & Root Services, 08–016 U.S. Anticorruption Efforts in Records Concerning Incidents of Inc. 1/13/2009 Iraq: Progress Made in Implementing Weapons Discharges by Private 09–005 Agencies Need Improved Revised Management Plan 4/24/2008 Security Contractors Can Be Improved Financial Data Reporting for Private 08–014 Progress on Recommended 7/28/2009 Security Contractors 10/30/2008 Improvements to Contract

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Administration for the Iraqi Police 07–003 Cost-To-Complete Reporting Defense Using the Iraq Relief and Training Program 4/22/2008 for Iraq Reconstruction Projects 7/26/ Reconstruction Fund 10/28/2006 08–012 Attestation to Development 2007 06–032 Iraqi Security Forces: Review Fund for Iraq Cash in the Possession 07–014 Status of the Provincial of Plans To Implement Logistics of the Joint Area Support Group- Reconstruction Team Program Capabilities 10/28/2006 Central 3/13/2008 Expansion in Iraq 7/25/2007 06–031 Management of the Iraqi 08–005 Differences in Services and 07–009 Review of Bechtel’s Spending Interim Government Fund 10/27/2006 Fees for Management and under Its Phase II Iraq Reconstruction 06–035 Interim Audit Report on Administration of Iraq Reconstruction Contract 7/24/2007 Inappropriate Use of Proprietary Data Contracts 1/29/2008 07–007 Status of U.S. Government Markings by the Logistics Civil 08–010 Outcome, Cost, and Oversight Anticorruption Efforts in Iraq 7/24/ Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) of Iraq Reconstruction Contract 2007 Contractor 10/26/2006 06–028 Review of Administrative Task W914NS–04–D–0006 1/28/2008 07–001 Logistics Civil Augmentation Orders for Iraq Reconstruction 08–007 Efforts To Implement a Program Task Order 130: Requirements Validation, Government Contracts 10/23/2006 Financial-Management Information 06–038 Unclassified Summary of System in Iraq 1/25/2008 Oversight, and Contractor Performance 6/22/2007 SIGIR’s Review of Efforts To Increase 08–006 Commander’s Emergency Iraq’s Capability To Protect Its Energy Response Program in Iraq Funds 07–013 Sustainment of the Advanced First Responder Network (Restricted) Infrastructure 9/27/2006 Many Large-Scale Projects 1/25/2008 06–037 Interim Audit Report on 08–009 Appropriate Award-Fee 4/27/2007 07–012 Review of Iraq Relief and Improper Obligations Using the Iraq Conversion Scales Can Enhance Relief and Reconstruction Fund (IRRF Incentive for Contractor Performance Reconstruction Fund Unmatched Disbursements at the Department of 2) 9/22/2006 1/24/2008 06–026 Review of the U.S. Agency for 08–008 U.S. Anticorruption Efforts in State 4/26/2007 07–006 Management of the International Development’s Iraq: Sustained Management Management of the Basrah Children’s Commitment Is Key to Success 1/24/ Commander’s Emergency Response Program in Iraq for Fiscal Year 2006 Hospital Project 7/31/2006 2008 06–025 Review of the Medical 4/26/2007 08–004 Outcome, Cost, and Oversight Equipment Purchased for the Primary 07–002 Status of the Advanced First of Reconstruction of Taji Military Healthcare Centers Associated with Responder Network 4/25/2007 Base and Recruiting Center Parsons Global Services, Inc., Contract 06–045 Status of Ministerial Capacity 1/15/2008 Number W914NS–04–D–0006 7/28/ Development in Iraq 1/30/2007 08–002 Logistics Civil Augmentation 06–044 Fact Sheet on Major U.S. 2006 06–023 Changes in Iraq Relief and Program Task Orders 130 and 151: Contractors’ Security Costs Related to Reconstruction Fund Program Program Management, Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund Reimbursement, and Transition 10/ Activities, January through March Contracting Activities 1/30/2007 2006 7/28/2006 30/2007 06–043 Review of Iraq Relief and 08–003 Review of the Use of 06–021 Joint Survey of the U.S. Reconstruction Fund Unmatched Embassy-Iraq’s Anticorruption Contractors in Managing Iraq Relief Disbursements 1/30/2007 and Reconstruction Projects 10/29/ Program 7/28/2006 06–042 Fact Sheet on Major U.S. 06–020 Review of the Advanced First 2007 Contractors’ Security Costs Related to 08–001 Interim Report on Efforts and Responder Network 7/28/2006 Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund 06–019 Review of the Use of Further Actions Needed To Contracting Activities (Restricted- Implement a Financial Management Definitization Requirements for Limited Distribution) 1/30/2007 Contracts Supporting Reconstruction Information System in Iraq 10/24/ 06–040 Improper Obligations Using 2007 in Iraq 7/28/2006 the Iraq Relief and Reconstruction 06–017 Transition of Iraq Relief and 07–010 Agency Management of the Fund (IRRF 2) 1/30/2007 Reconstruction Fund Projects to the Closeout Process for Iraq Relief and 06–030 Status of Medical Equipment Iraqi Government 7/28/2006 Reconstruction Fund Contracts 10/24/ and Other Non-Construction Items 06–014 Review of Efforts To Increase 2007 Purchased for Primary Healthcare Iraq’s Capability To Protect Its Energy 07–016 Interim Review of DynCorp Centers 1/30/2007 Infrastructure (Classified) 7/27/2006 International, LLC, Spending Under 06–029 Review of DynCorp 06–024 Joint Cash Count: Iraq National Its Contract for the Iraqi Police International, LLC, Contract Number Weapons Card Program 7/26/2006 Training Program 10/23/2007 S–LMAQM–04–C–0030, Task Order 06–018 Survey of the Status of 07–011 Controls Over Unliquidated 0338, for the Iraqi Police Training Funding for Iraq Programs Allocated Obligations in the Iraq Relief and Program Support 1/30/2007 to the Department of State’s Bureau of Reconstruction Fund 10/23/2007 06–039 Review of USAID/Bechtel International Narcotics and Law 07–015 Review of the Effectiveness of National, Inc., Property Management Enforcement Affairs as of December the Provincial Reconstruction Team Controls for Contract SPU–C–00–04– 31, 2005 7/1/2006 Program in Iraq 10/18/2007 00001–00 1/29/2007 06–011 Management of the Primary 07–005 Fact Sheet on Sources and 06–036 Follow-Up on SIGIR Healthcare Centers Construction Uses of U.S. Funding Provided in Recommendations Concerning the Projects 4/29/2006 Fiscal Year 2006 for Iraq Relief and Development Fund for Iraq (DFI) 1/ 06–007 U.S. Agency for International Reconstruction 7/27/2007 29/2007 Development: Management of the 07–008 Fact Sheet on the Roles and 06–034 Status of the Provincial Transfer of Iraq Relief and Responsibilities of U.S. Government Reconstruction Team Program in Iraq Reconstruction Fund Projects to the Organizations Conducting IRRF- 10/29/2006 Iraqi Government 4/29/2006 Funded Reconstruction Activities 7/ 06–033 Iraqi Security Forces: Weapons 06–006 Multi-National Security 26/2007 Provided by the U.S. Department of Transition Command-Iraq

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Management of the Transfer of Iraq 05–024 Management of the Mansuria 05–005 Compliance with Contract No. Relief and Reconstruction Fund Electrical Reconstruction Project 1/ W911S0–04–C–0003 Awarded to Projects to the Iraqi Government 4/29/ 23/2006 Aegis Defence Services Limited 4/20/ 2006 05–023 Management of Rapid Regional 2005 06–015 Iraqi Armed Forces Seized Response Program Contracts in South- 05–004 Oversight of Funds Provided Assets Fund: Review of Contracts and Central Iraq 1/23/2006 to Iraqi Ministries through the Financial Documents 4/28/2006 05–020 Management of the Contracts, National Budget Process 1/30/2005 06–013 Briefing to the International Grant, and Micro-purchases Used To 05–003 Task Order 0044 of the Advisory and Monitoring Board for Rehabilitate the Kerbala Library 10/ Logistics Civilian Augmentation Iraq: Management Controls over the 26/2005 Program III Contract 11/23/2004 Development Fund for Iraq 4/28/2006 05–016 Management of the Contracts 05–002 Accountability and Control of 06–012 Development Fund for Iraq and Grants Used To Construct and Materiel Assets of the Coalition Cash Accountability Review: Joint Operate the Babylon Police Academy Provisional Authority in Kuwait 10/ Area Support Group-Central/Falluja 10/26/2005 25/2004 4/28/2006 05–017 Award Fee Process for 05–001 Coalition Provisional 06–010 Review of the Multi-National Contractors Involved in Iraq Authority Control of Appropriated Security Transition Command-Iraq Reconstruction 10/25/2005 Funds 10/22/2004 Reconciliation of the Iraqi Armed 05–015 Management of Rapid Regional 04–009 Coalition Provisional Forces Seized Assets Fund 4/28/2006 Response Program Grants in South- Authority Comptroller Cash 06–009 Review of Task Force Shield Central Iraq 10/25/2005 Management Controls over the Programs 4/28/2006 05–022 Managing Sustainment for Iraq Development Fund for Iraq 7/28/2004 06–008 Development Fund for Iraq Relief and Reconstruction Fund 04–008 Coalition Provisional Cash Accountability Review: Joint Programs 10/24/2005 Authority Control Over Seized and Area Support Group-Central 4/28/ 05–021 Management of Iraq Relief and Vested Assets 7/28/2004 2006 Reconstruction Fund Programs: Cost- 04–004 Task Orders Awarded by the 06–005 Follow-up on to-Complete Estimate Reporting 10/ Air Force Center for Environmental Recommendations Made in SIGIR 24/2005 Excellence in Support of the Coalition Audit Reports Related to Management 05–018 Management of Iraq Relief and Provisional Authority 7/28/2004 and Control of the Development Fund Reconstruction Fund Program: 04–013 Coalition Provisional for Iraq 4/28/2006 Acquisition of Armored Vehicles Authority’s Contracting Processes 06–004 Changes in Iraq Relief and Purchased Through Contract Reconstruction Fund Program Leading Up to and Including Contract W914NS–05–M–1189 10/21/2005 Activities, October through December Award 7/27/2004 05–014 Management of Commanders 04–011 Audit of the Accountability 2005 4/28/2006 Emergency Response Program for 06–003 Review of Data Entry and and Control of Materiel Assets of the Fiscal Year 2004 10/13/2005 General Controls in the Collecting and Coalition Provisional Authority in 05–019 Attestation Engagement Reporting of the Iraq Relief and Baghdad 7/26/2004 Concerning the Award of Non- Reconstruction Fund 4/28/2006 04–007 Oil for Food Cash Controls for 06–001 Management of Iraq Relief and Competitive Contract DACA63–03–D– the Office of Project Coordination in Reconstruction Fund Program: The 0005 to Kellogg Brown and Root Erbil, Iraq 7/26/2004 Evolution of the Iraq Reconstruction Services, Inc. 9/30/2005 07–004 Transferring Iraq Relief and Management System 4/24/2006 05–013 Controls over Equipment Reconstruction Fund Capital Projects 06–016 Interim Audit Report on the Acquired by Security Contractors 9/9/ to the Government of Iraq 7/25/2004 Review of the Equipment Purchased 2005 04–005 Award of Sector Design-Build for Primary Healthcare Centers 05–011 Cost-to-Complete Estimates Construction Contracts 7/23/2004 Associated with Parsons Global and Financial Reporting for the 04–006 Corporate Governance for Services, Contract Number W914NS– Management of the Iraq Relief and Contractors Performing Iraq 04–D–0006 4/4/2006 Reconstruction Fund 7/26/2005 Reconstruction Efforts 7/21/2004 06–002 Prompt Payment Act: Analysis 05–010 Interim Briefing to the Project 04–003 Federal Deployment Center of Expenditures Made from the Iraq and Contracting Office-Iraq and the Forward Operations at the Kuwait Relief and Reconstruction Fund 2/3/ Joint Contracting Command-Iraq on Hilton 6/25/2004 2006 the Audit of the Award Fee Process 7/ 04–002 Management of Personnel 05–027 Methodologies for Reporting 26/2005 Assigned to the Coalition Provisional Cost-To-Complete Estimates 1/27/ 05–012 Policies and Procedures Used Authority in Baghdad, Iraq 6/25/2004 2006 for Iraq Relief and Reconstruction 04–001 Coalition Provisional 05–026 Fact Sheet on the Use of the Fund Project Management- Authority Coordination of Donated $50 Million Appropriation To Construction Quality Assurance 7/22/ Funds 6/25/2004 Support the Management and 2005 Inspections Reports Reporting of the Iraq Relief and 05–009 Reconciliation of Reporting Reconstruction Fund 1/27/2006 Differences of the Source of Funds PA–09–189 Basrah Modern 05–029 Challenges Faced in Carrying Used on Contracts After June 28, 2004 Slaughterhouse 4/27/2010 Out Iraq Relief and Reconstruction 7/8/2005 PA–09–190 Al Hadi Permanent Police Fund Activities 1/26/2006 05–008 Administration of Contracts Station, Basrah 4/21/2010 05–028 GRD–PCO Management of the Funded by the Development Fund for PA–09–186 Humer Kwer Health Transfer of IRRF-funded Assets to the Iraq 4/30/2005 Center, Sulaymaniyah 4/20/2010 Iraqi Government 1/24/2006 05–007 Administration of Iraq Relief PA–09–192 Haditha Dam Perimeter 05–025 Management of the and Reconstruction Fund Contract Security 4/13/2010 Commander’s Emergency Response Files 4/30/2005 PA–09–191 Al Qaim 33/11kV Program for Fiscal Year 2005 1/23/ 05–006 Control of Cash Provided to Electrical Mobile Substation 4/12/ 2006 South-Central Iraq 4/30/2005 2010

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PA–09–188 Thi Qar Bee Farm 4/1/ PA–08–132 Haditha General Hospital, Commander’s Emergency Response 2010 Under the Economic Support Fund Program, Baghdad 1/16/2008 PA–09–172 Abu Ghraib Dairy 1/15/ Program 1/23/2009 PA–07–110 Al Escanddrona School, 2010 PA–08–154 to 156 Plumbing Repairs at Under the Commander’s Emergency PA–09–168 Renovation of the Tomb of the Baghdad Police College 1/22/2009 Response Program, Baghdad 1/14/ the Unknown Soldier, Baghdad 1/14/ PA–08–143 Sadr City R3 Water 2008 2010 Treatment Plant, Baghdad 10/29/2008 PA–07–105 Relief and Reconstruction PA–09–183 Hammam Al Alil Regional PA–08–142 Al Shurhabil School, Funded Work at Mosul Dam 10/29/ Training Center, Mosul 1/13/2010 Under the Commander’s Emergency 2007 PA–09–173 Rabeaa Point of Entry Response Program, Anbar 1/21/2009 PA–07–109 Bartilla Booster Pump Screening Facility 1/11/2010 PA–08–149 to 151 Al Quds, Al Station Repair, Commander’s PA–09–174 Hammam Al Alil Division Mualameen, and Al Faoo Schools, Emergency Response Program, Training Center, Mosul 1/7/2010 Under the Iraq-Commander’s Ninewa 10/23/2007 PA–09–177 Renovate and Expand Emergency Response Program, PA–07–108 Bartilla New Road Paving, Chamchamal Correctional Facility 10/ Baghdad 10/29/2008 Commander’s Emergency Response 22/2009 PA–08–144 to 148 Falluja Waste Water Program, Ninewa 10/23/2007 PA–09–178 Orphanage and Senior Treatment System 10/27/2008 PA–07–107 Showairrej to Tak Harb Citizen Assisted Living Center, Erbil PA–08–138 Kahn Bani Sa’ad Road Paving, Commander’s 10/21/2009 Correctional Facility 7/25/2008 Emergency Response Program, PA–08–166 Secure Document Storage PA–08–137 Kirkuk to Baiji Pipeline Ninewa 10/22/2007 Facility, Baghdad 10/20/2009 Exclusion Zone-Phase 3, Kirkuk 7/24/ PA–07–106 Right Bank Drinking Water PA–09–179 Abbatoir (Slaughterhouse) 2008 Treatment Plant Rehabilitation, in Qaladze, Sulaymaniyah 10/16/2009 PA–08–139 Summary of Project Commander’s Emergency Response PA–09–182 Al Kasik Location Assessments Through April 2008 7/ Program, Ninewa 10/22/2007 Command 10/16/2009 24/2008 PA–07–101 & 104 Qudas Power Plant PA–09–171 Ammana Market PA–08–125 Al Kazim Water Supply, Turbine Restoration Project and Renovation, Majjasim 7/30/2009 Nassiriya 7/23/2008 PA–08–160 Basrah Children’s Hospital PA–08–124 Al Shofa Water Facility, Qudas Power Plant Expansion Project, 7/28/2009 Nassiriya 7/23/2008 Baghdad 10/19/2007 PA–08–164 4th Brigade, 10th Infantry PA–08–129 Al Ager Water Compact PA–07–099 Iraqi C–130 Base, Baghdad Division Iraqi Army Headquarters Unit, Nassiriya 7/22/2008 7/24/2007 Barracks, Missan 7/20/2009 PA–08–127 33-Kilovolt Power Line, PA–07–103 Doura Power Station, PA–08–165 & 167 Missan Surgical Nassiriya 7/22/2008 Units 5 and 6, Baghdad 7/18/2007 Hospital, Under the Economic PA–07–116 Nassriya Water Treatment PA–07–102 Ministry of Defense Support Fund, al-Amarah 7/16/2009 Plant 4/28/2008 Building, Baghdad 7/17/2007 PA–09–170 Mujarrah Canal Bridge, PA–07–118.1 Repair of Al Ghazaliyah PA–07–098 Al Rasheed Brigade Set, Ramadi 7/14/2009 G–6 Sewage Lift Station Under the Baghdad 7/17/2007 PA–08–162 Roll-On/Roll-Off Berth, Commander’s Emergency Response PA–07–096 Sadr City Al Qana’at Raw Port of Umm Qasr 7/8/2009 Program, Baghdad 4/22/2008 Water Pump Station, Baghdad 7/12/ PA–08–159 & 169 Basrah Courthouse PA–08–121 Binaslawa Middle School, 2007 Construction and Basrah Courthouse Under the Commander’s Emergency PA–07–097 Baghdad International Witness Protection Facility 4/22/2009 Response Program, Erbil 4/21/2008 Airport Power System Enhancement, PA–08–136 Renovation of the PA–08–120 Sarwaran Primary School, Baghdad 4/26/2007 Khandek Intermediate School Under Under the Commander’s Emergency PA–06–092 Gaugli-Ashur Police the Economic Support Fund Program, Response Program, Erbil 4/21/2008 Station, Mosul 4/26/2007 Yousefiya 4/21/2009 PA–08–131 Follow-Up on the Nassriya PA–06–090 Iraqi Civil Defense PA–08–158 Hai Tiseen Primary Prison Facility 4/17/2008 Headquarters, Baghdad 4/26/2007 Healthcare Center, Tameem 4/16/2009 PA–08–123 Nassriya Prison Expansion PA–06–080 Al Basrah Oil Terminal 4/ PA–08–140 Rebuilding of the Sagrah 4/17/2008 26/2007 School Under the Commander’s PA–08–119 Refurbishment of the PA–06–091 Bab Shams Police Station, Emergency Response Program, Anbar Kurdistan Regional Government Mosul 4/25/2007 4/15/2009 Ministry of Interior Complex Under PA–06–087 & 088 Tallil Military Base, PA–08–157 Shiqaq Hai MusaIla the Commander’s Emergency Camp Ur, Nassiriya 4/25/2007 Primary Healthcare Center, Kirkuk 4/ Response Program, Erbil 4/17/2008 PA–07–100 West Baghdad 13/2009 PA–07–118 Repair of Al Ghazaliyah International Airport Special Forces PA–08–135 Rehabilitation of the G–7 Sewage Lift Station Under the Barracks, Baghdad 4/24/2007 Suroor Elementary School Under the Commander’s Emergency Response PA–06–094 Erbil Maternity and Economic Support Fund, Husseiniya Program, Baghdad 1/25/2008 Pediatric Hospital 4/19/2007 4/7/2009 PA–07–111 Rehabilitation of the PA–06–089 Recruiting (Babil PA–08–134 Haditha Primary Health Mansour Pump Station Under the Volunteer) Center, Hilla 4/17/2007 Care Center 1/28/2009 Commander’s Emergency Response PA–06–078.2 & 079.2 Baghdad Police PA–08–153 Ramadi 132-Kilovolt Program, Baghdad 1/24/2008 College 1/29/2007 Substation 1/27/2009 PA–07–115 Erbil Police Academy, PA–06–077 402nd Battalion Iraqi PA–08–152 Anbar Rule of Law/ Under the Iraq Security Forces Fund Army Headquarters Barracks, Hilla 1/ Judicial Complex, Ramadi 1/27/2009 1/22/2008 29/2007 PA–08–141 Al lqitadar School, Under PA–07–114 Iraqi Army Facilities, PA–06–075 51st Brigade Iraqi Army the Commander’s Emergency Under the Iraq Security Forces Fund, Barracks, Hilla 1/29/2007 Response Program, Anbar 1/26/2009 Diyanah and Debecha 1/17/2008 PA–06–074 Waste Water Treatment PA–08–133 Heet Primary Healthcare PA–07–112 Mahalla 824 Sewer Plant, Al Kasik Military Training Base Center 1/23/2009 Collapse Project, Under the 1/29/2007

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PA–06–082 to 086 Electrical PA–06–040 Aviation Base Building, Lessons Learned Reports Substation Sustainment, Basrah 1/10/ Kirkuk 4/12/2006 Learning From Iraq: A Final Report 2007 PA–06–039 Zakho Military Academy From the Special Inspector General PA–06–065 Al Alwaiya Children’s 4/12/2006 for Iraq Reconstruction 3/6/2013 Hospital, Baghdad 1/10/2007 PA–06–037 Erbil City Transformers 4/ Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons from PA–06–076 Al Hillah Police Firing 12/2006 Auditing U.S.-funded Stabilization Range 1/8/2007 PA–06–036 Fire Station Construction, and Reconstruction Activities 10/30/ PA–06–071 Al Kasik Water Storage Ainkawa 4/12/2006 2012 Tanks, Al Kasik Military Training PA–06–038 Sheile Primary School, Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons Learned Base 1/8/2007 Dahuk 4/5/2006 from Investigations, 2004–2012 4/30/ PA–06–070 Dahuk Rehabilitation PA–06–035 Ninewa Village Roads, 2012 Center 1/8/2007 Segment 3 4/5/2006 Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons in PA–06–064 Al Alwaiya Maternity PA–05–012 Al Fatah River Crossing Inspections of U.S.-funded Hospital, Baghdad 1/8/2007 Tie-Ins 3/15/2006 Stabilization and Reconstruction PA–06–059 Thi Qar Village Roads, PA–05–009 Shaft Al Arab Substation, Projects 12/21/2011 Segment 3 10/26/2006 Basrah 3/15/2006 Applying Iraq’s Hard Lessons to the PA–06–067 Baghdad Municipal Solid PA–05–004 Al Sumelat Water Network Reform of Stabilization and Waste Landfill 10/19/2006 3/15/2006 Reconstruction Operations 2/24/2010 PA–06–069 Al Kut Training Academy Hard Lessons: The Iraq Reconstruction 10/18/2006 PA–05–003 Al Nahrwan Water Supply Project 3/15/2006 Experience 1/22/2009 PA–06–073 Bab Eshtar Substation 11 Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons in Program kV Feeder Cable, Mosul 10/17/2006 PA–05–002 Al Wathba Water Treatment Plant, Baghdad 3/15/2006 and Project Management 3/21/2007 PA–06–072 Ninewa Provincial Police Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons in PA–05–001 Al Wanda Water Headquarters, Mosul 10/10/2006 Contracting and Procurement 7/21/ Treatment Plant, Baghdad 3/15/2006 PA–06–058 Baghdad Al Karkh 2006 Courthouse 10/10/2006 PA–05–016 Hilla Maternity and Iraq Reconstruction: Lessons in Human PA–06–078.1 & 079.1 Quick Reaction Children’s Hospital 3/13/2006 Capital Management 2/16/2006 Report on the Baghdad Police College PA–05–020 Seif Sa’ad Police Station, 9/27/2006 Hilla 3/10/2006 Special Reports PA–06–066 Critical Care Unit, Ibn Al PA–05–019 Babil Railway Station Special Report No. 3 Interagency Bitar Hospital, Baghdad 9/12/2006 Rehabilitation, Hilla 3/10/2006 Rebuilding Efforts in Iraq: A Case PA–06–063 & 05–013 to 05–014 PA–05–008 Al Seraji Substation, Study of the Rusafa Political District Kirkuk to Baiji Pipeline Project 7/31/ Basrah 3/10/2006 2/26/2013 2006 PA–05–007 Al Kaffat Substation, Special Report No. 2 The Human Toll of PA–06–052 Summary Report-Ground Basrah 3/10/2006 Reconstruction or Stabilization during Project Surveys for the Quarter Ended PA–05–006 Hamdan Substation, Operation Iraqi Freedom 7/27/2012 March 31, 2006 7/31/2006 Basrah 3/10/2006 Special Report No. 1 Reconstruction PA–06–057 Baghdad Railway Station PA–05–005 Al Hakamia Substation, Leaders’ Perceptions of the Rehabilitation 7/25/2006 Basrah 3/10/2006 Commander’s Emergency Response PA–06–056 609th Iraqi National Guard PA–05–017 Hai Al Iman Clinic, Hilla Program in Iraq 4/30/2012 Battalion Garrison, Thi Qar 7/25/2006 3/7/2006 Evaluation Report PA–06–054 Nasiriyah Prison Facility PA–05–011 Kirkuk Canal Crossing 3/ 7/24/2006 7/2006 EV–10–002 Review of Major U.S. PA–06–053 Nasiriyah Fire Station 7/ PA–05–010 Al Fatah Pipe River Government Infrastructure Projects in 24/2006 Crossing 3/7/2006 Iraq: Nassiriya and Ifraz Water PA–06–051 Police Station-Safwan IHP PA–05–032 Police Academy, Hilla 1/ Treatment Plants 10/28/2010 404, Basrah 7/24/2006 31/2006 PA–06–049 Basrah International Quarterly Reports PA–05–029 Project Phoenix, Restore Airport-Terminal and Tower From March 30, 2004, through Qudas Gas Turbine Units to Renovation 7/24/2006 September 9, 2013, SIGIR issued 37 PA–05–028 Umm Qasr Water Scheme Operation, Baghdad 1/31/2006 Quarterly Reports to the 7/24/2006 PA–05–021 to 024 Border Forts Congress (including a Final Report) as PA–06–055 Muthanna Village Roads, Numbered 602, 604, 628, and 634, required under Section 3001 of Public Segment 4 6/30/2006 Sulaymaniyah 1/31/2006 Law 108–106, as amended. The PA–06–050 Basrah International PA–05–033 Kerbala Library 1/30/2006 Quarterly Reports published on January Airport-Air Side Power Supply to PA–05–018 Special Weapons and 30 and July 30 of each year also satisfied NAVAIDS and VISAIDS 6/30/2006 Tactics (SWAT) Police Station, Hilla the requirement for a Semiannual PA–06–042 to 046 Primary Health 1/30/2006 Report under the Inspector General Act Care Centers Numbered KE–01, KE– PA–05–027 Security Upgrades for the of 1978, as amended. 02, KE–03, KE–04, and KE–05, Kirkuk Port of Umm Qasr 1/27/2006 4/25/2006 PA–05–025 Ammunition Supply Location of SIGIR Records After PA–06–034 Mosul Air Traffic Control Point, Umm Qasr 1/27/2006 Closure Tower and Navigational Aids 4/25/ SA–05–001 Pipeline River Crossing, SIGIR was established as a temporary 2006 Al Fatah 1/27/2006 oversight agency and will cease PA–06–041 New 2nd Brigade Base, PA–05–015 Al Balda Police Station, operations on September 30, 2013. All Kirkuk 4/20/2006 Hilla 1/27/2006 of its published reports will continue to PA–06–048 Summary Report-Ground PA–05–026 Operation Center & be available at www.sigir.mil, which Project Surveys for the Quarter Ended Security Facilities Construction, Umm will be hosted by the Government December 31, 2005 4/13/2006 Qasr 1/26/2006 Printing Office and the University of

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North Texas for an indefinite period. respect of which the Organization —Election of Members of the IMO Staff SIGIR’s permanent records will be performs functions Pension Committee retired to the National Archives and —Supplementary agenda items, if any —Date and place of the twenty-ninth Records Administration (NARA). The agenda items for A 28, to be regular session of the Assembly SIGIR’s temporary records will be considered include: —Supplementary agenda items, if any transferred to the Washington —Adoption of the agenda No agenda has been published for C Headquarters Service of the Department —Election of the President and the Vice- 111. of Defense. All FOIA, Privacy Act, or Presidents of the Assembly Members of the public may attend other inquiries should be made to those —Consideration of proposed this meeting up to the seating capacity agencies. amendments to the Rules of of the room. To facilitate the building Dated: September 13, 2013. Procedure of the Assembly security process, and to request —Application of Article 61 of the IMO Stuart W. Bowen, Jr., reasonable accommodation, those who Convention—Report of the Council to plan to attend should contact the Special Inspection General for Iran the Assembly on any requests by Reconstruction. meeting coordinator, LCDR Matt Frazee, Members for waiver by email at [email protected], [FR Doc. 2013–22971 Filed 9–23–13; 8:45 am] —Establishment of committees of the or by phone at (202) 372–1376, not later BILLING CODE 3710–8N–M Assembly than October 30, 7 days prior to the —Consideration of the reports of the meeting. Requests made after October committees of the Assembly 30, 2013 might not be able to be DEPARTMENT OF STATE —Report of the Council to the Assembly accommodated. Please note that due to [Public Notice 8481] on the work of the Organization since security considerations, two valid, the twenty-seventh regular session of government issued photo identifications Shipping Coordinating Committee; the Assembly must be presented to gain entrance to Notice of Committee Meeting —Strategy, planning and reform the Headquarters building. The —Voluntary IMO Member State Audit Headquarters building is accessible by The Shipping Coordinating Scheme Committee (SHC) will conduct an open taxi and privately owned conveyance —Consideration of the reports and (public transportation is not generally meeting at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, recommendations of the Maritime November 6, 2013, in Room 5L18–01 of available). However, parking in the Safety Committee vicinity of the building is extremely the United States Coast Guard —Consideration of the reports and Headquarters Building, 2703 Martin limited. Additional information recommendations of the Legal regarding this and other IMO SHC Luther King Jr. Ave SE., Washington, DC Committee 20593. The primary purpose of the public meetings may be found at: —Consideration of the reports and www.uscg.mil/imo. meeting is to prepare for the 27th recommendations of the Marine Extraordinary Council Session, the 28th Environment Protection Committee Dated: September 17, 2013. Assembly, and the 111th Council —Consideration of the reports and Marc Zlomek, Session of the International Maritime recommendations of the Technical Executive Secretary, Shipping Coordinating Organization (IMO), to be held at the Co-operation Committee Committee, Department of State. IMO Headquarters, United Kingdom, —Consideration of the reports and [FR Doc. 2013–23190 Filed 9–23–13; 8:45 am] November 21–22; November 25– recommendations of the Facilitation BILLING CODE 4710–09–P December 4; and, December 5, Committee respectively. —Consideration of proposed The agenda items for C/ES 27, to be amendments DEPARTMENT OF STATE considered include: —Report on the 2012 International [Public Notice 8479] —Adoption of the agenda Conference on the Safety of Fishing —Report of the Secretary-General on Vessels Notice of Proposal to Extend the credentials —Progress report to the Assembly in —Strategy, planning and reform Memorandum of Understanding Between —Resource management compliance with resolution the Government of the United States of —Results-based budget for the 2014– A.1043(27) on Periodic review of America and the Government of the 2015 biennium administrative requirements in Republic of Honduras Concerning the —Report on the 35th Consultative mandatory IMO instruments Imposition of Import Restrictions on Meeting of Contracting Parties to the —Convention on the Prevention of Archaeological Material from the Pre- London Convention 1972 and the 8th Marine Pollution by Dumping of Columbian Cultures of Honduras Meeting of Contracting Parties to the Wastes and Other Matter, 1972 and The Government of the Republic of 1996 Protocol to the London the 1996 Protocol thereto: report on Honduras has informed the Government Convention the performance of Secretariat —Report of the Council to the Assembly functions and other duties of the United States of America of its on the work of the Organization since —Resource management interest in an extension of the the twenty-seventh regular session of —Global maritime training institutions Memorandum of Understanding the Assembly —External relations Between the Government of the United —Protection of vital shipping lanes —Report on the status of the Convention States of America and the Government —Periodic review of administrative and membership of the Organization of the Republic of Honduras Concerning requirements in mandatory IMO —Report on the status of conventions the Imposition of Import Restrictions on instruments and other multilateral instruments in Archaeological Material from the Pre- —External relations respect of which the Organization Columbian Cultures of Honduras —Report on the status of the Convention performs functions (‘‘MOU’’). and membership of the Organization —Election of Members of the Council, Pursuant to the authority vested in the —Report on the status of conventions as provided for in Articles 16 and 17 Deputy Secretary of State, and pursuant and other multilateral instruments in of the IMO Convention to the requirement under 19 U.S.C.

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