Agency Information Collection Activities: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Repayment Demand and Program Disqualification, 40458-40462 [2024-10204]
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Food and Nutrition Service
Agency Information Collection
Activities: Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program (SNAP)
Repayment Demand and Program
Disqualification
Food and Nutrition Service
(FNS), Department of Agriculture.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
In accordance with the
Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, this
notice invites the general public and
other public agencies to comment on
this proposed information collection.
This is a revision of currently approved
information collection requirements
associated with initiating collection
actions against individuals/households
(I/HH) who have received an
overissuance in SNAP.
DATES: Written comments must be
received on or before July 9, 2024.
ADDRESSES: Comments may be sent to:
Maribelle Balbes, Food and Nutrition
Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture,
1320 Braddock Place, 5th Floor,
Alexandria, VA 22314. Comments may
also be submitted via email to snapsab@
usda.gov. Comments will also be
accepted through the Federal
eRulemaking Portal. Go to https://
www.regulations.gov and follow the
online instructions for submitting
comments electronically.
All responses to this notice will be
summarized and included in the request
for Office of Management and Budget
approval. All comments will be a matter
of public record.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Requests for additional information or
copies of this information collection
should be directed to Jennifer Ragan at
snapsab@usda.gov, 703–457–6786.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Comments
are invited on: (a) Whether the proposed
collection of information is necessary
for the proper performance of the
functions of the agency, including
whether the information shall have
practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the
agency’s estimate of the burden of the
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proposed collection of information,
including the validity of the
methodology and assumptions that were
used; (c) ways to enhance the quality,
utility, and clarity of the information to
be collected; and (d) ways to minimize
the burden of the collection of
information on those who are to
respond, including use of appropriate
automated, electronic, mechanical, or
other technological collection
techniques or other forms of information
technology.
Title: Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program Repayment Demand
and Program Disqualification.
Form Number: N/A.
OMB Control Number: 0584–0492.
Expiration Date: 07/31/2024.
Type of Request: Revision of a
currently approved collection.
Abstract: Section 13(b) of the Food
and Nutrition Act of 2008, as amended
(7 U.S.C. 2022(b)), and SNAP
regulations at 7 CFR 273.18 require
State agencies to initiate collection
action against I/HH that have been
overissued benefits. To initiate
collection action, State agencies must
provide an affected I/HH with written
notification informing the I/HH of the
claim and demanding repayment. This
process is automated in most State
agencies.
SNAP regulations at 7 CFR
273.16(e)(3) require State agencies to
investigate any case of suspected fraud
and, where applicable, make an
Intentional Program Violation (IPV)
determination either administratively or
judicially. Notifications and activities
involved in the IPV process include:
—The State agency providing written
notification informing an individual
suspected of committing an IPV of an
impending administrative
disqualification hearing or court
action;
—An individual opting to accept the
disqualification and waiving the right
to an administrative disqualification
hearing or court action by signing
either a waiver to an administrative
disqualification hearing or a
disqualification consent agreement in
cases of deferred adjudication and
returning it to the State agency; and
—Once a determination is made
regarding an IPV, the State agency
sending notification to the affected
individual of the action taken on the
administrative disqualification
hearing or court decision.
SNAP regulations at 7 CFR 273.16
require State agencies to use
disqualified recipient data to ascertain
the correct penalty for IPVs, based on
prior disqualifications. State agencies
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determine this by accessing and
reviewing records located in the
Electronic Disqualified Recipient
System (eDRS). eDRS is an automated
system developed by the Food and
Nutrition Service that contains records
of disqualifications in every State. State
agencies are also responsible for
updating the system, as required at 7
CFR 237.16, which includes reporting
disqualifications in eDRS as they occur
and updating eDRS when records are no
longer accurate, relevant, or complete.
This information collection covers
activities associated with initiating
overissuance collections and IPV
determinations. The burden associated
with reporting collections and other
claims management information on the
FNS–209 form is covered under the
Food Program Reporting System, OMB
control number 0584–0594, expiration
date 09/30/2026. The burden associated
with referring delinquent claims and
receiving collections through the
Treasury Offset Program is covered
under currently approved OMB control
number 0584–0446, expiration date 09/
30/2025.
Summary of Estimated Burden
The burden consists of two major
components: the initiation of
overissuance collections and actions
associated with IPV determinations. As
an exception, due to the variances in
data associated with implementing
COVID flexibilities during the Public
Health Emergency, a 3-year average for
fiscal years 2021–2023 has been used to
compare against the currently approved
burden. The estimated total 3-year
average annual burden for this
collection is 99,786.9643 hours
(69,343.3710 State agency reporting
hours + 14,910.3556 I/HH reporting
hours + 15,533.2377 State agency
recordkeeping hours). The net aggregate
change to this collection is a decrease of
35,739.02 total burden hours from the
currently approved burden of
135,525.9843 hours. The estimated total
annual responses for this collection is
1,498,759.9962 responses (547,029.3333
State agency reporting total annual
response + 486,663.6667 I/HH reporting
total annual responses + 465,066.9962
State agency recordkeeping total annual
records). The burden hours associated
with overissuance collection initiation
and IPV activity have decreased due to
a decrease in the number of claims
established and the number of States
initiating IPV activity against SNAP I/
HH over the last 3 fiscal years (2021–
2023).
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Reporting
Affected Public: State, Local and
Tribal government (State agency); I/HH.
Respondent Type: SNAP participants.
State Agency Reporting Burden
States have done these activities for
many years. Based on prior experience
in how long these activities take, FNS
estimates it will take the 53 State
agencies an average 7 minutes (0.1268
hours) to issue each letter or notice or
take the actions described below. The
following is a summary total for the
activities described below.
Estimated Number of Respondents:
53.
Estimated Total Number of Responses
per Respondent: 10,321.3082.
Estimated Total Annual Responses:
547,029.3333.
Estimated Time per Response: 0.1268.
Estimated Total Annual Reporting
Burden: 69,343.3710.
Demand Letter for Overissuance 7 CFR
273.18 (a)(2)
Based on many years of doing these
activities, FNS estimates it will take the
53State agencies 8 minutes (0.1336
hours) to issue a Demand Letter, and
that they will issue 7,339.2642 letters
each, for a total of 51,967.8616 hours.
The prior approval included
74,787.2760 hours. The new burden
estimate is 22,819.4144 fewer hours
than the previously approved burden
amount due to program adjustments. (53
State agencies * 7,339.2642 letters each
* 8 minutes (0.1336 hours) =
51,967.8616 hours). Prior approval
74,787.2760 hours¥51,967.8616 hours
= 22,819.4144 hours less than the
currently approved burden amount).
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution 7
CFR 273.16(e)(3)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will issue 745.3333 Notices for Hearing
or Prosecution for a total of 39,502.6667
responses. FNS estimates it will take
approximately 8 minutes (0.1336 hours)
to issue a Notice for Hearing or
Prosecution for an estimated 5,277.5563
total hours. The previously approved
burden was 5,716.6104 hours. This
represents a change of 439.0541 fewer
hours associated with this burden due
to program adjustments. (53 State
agencies * 745.3333 responses * 8
minutes (0.1336 hours) = 5,277.5563
hours). Prior approval 5,716.6104
hours¥5,277.5563 hours = 439.0541
hours less than previously approved
burden.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court
Decision: For IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will take action on 690.2516 IPV
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findings for a total of 36,583.3333
responses. FNS estimates that it will
take approximately 10 minutes (0.1670
hours) for a State agency to take action
on a court decision for IPV findings for
a total of 6,109.4167 annual burden
hours. This represents a change of
419.7823 fewer hours from the
previously approved burden of
6,529.1990 hours due to program
adjustments. (53 State agencies *
690.2516 responses * 10 minutes (0.167
hours) = 6,109.4167 hours). Prior
approval hours 6,529.1990¥6,109.4167
hours = 419.7823 hours less than
previously approved burden.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court
Decision: For No IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will take action on 83.1258 instances of
no IPVs as a result of a hearing or court
decision for a total of 4,405.6667 total
responses. FNS estimates that it will
take approximately 5 minutes (0.0835
hours) for a State agency to take action
on a hearing or court decision for no IPV
findings for a total of 367.8732 annual
burden hours. This represents a change
of 59.5912 additional burden hours from
the previously approved burden of
308.2820 hours due to program
adjustments. (53 State agencies *
83.1258 responses * 5 minutes (0.0835
hours) = 367.8732 hours). Prior approval
308.2820 hours¥367.8732 hours =
59.5912 additional burden hours than
previously reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient
System Breakout For eDRS Reporting 7
CFR 273.16(i)(2)(i)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will generate reporting from their eDRS
system 690.2516 times for a total of
36,583.3333 annual responses. FNS
estimates that it will take approximately
5 minutes (0.0835 hours) for a State
agency to generate reporting from eDRS
for a total of 3,054.7083 burden hours.
This represents a change of 209.8912
fewer burden hours from the previously
approved burden of 3,264.5995 hours
due to program adjustments. (53 State
agencies * 690.2516 responses * 5
minutes (0.0835 hours) = 3,054.7083
hours). Prior approval of 3,264.5995
hours¥3,054.7083 hours = 209.8912
fewer burden hours than previously
reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient
System Breakout: For Editing and
Resubmission 7 CFR 272.1(f)(3)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will edit and resubmit reporting to the
eDRS system 82.8302 times for a total of
4,390.0000 annual responses. FNS
estimates that it will take approximately
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10 minutes (0.167 hours) for a State
agency to edit and resubmit reporting to
eDRS for a total of 733.1300 burden
hours. This represents a change of
50.3739 fewer burden hours from the
previously approved 783.5039 hours
due to program adjustments. (53 State
agencies * 82.8302 responses * 10
minutes (0.167 hours) = 733.1300
hours). Prior approval of 783.5039
hours¥733.1300 = 50.3739 fewer
burden hours than previously reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient
System Breakout: For Penalty Checks
using Mainframe 7 CFR 273.16(i)(4)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will use eDRS for penalty checks using
the mainframe 690.2516 times for a total
of 36,583.3333 annual responses. FNS
estimates that it will take approximately
3 minutes (0.0501 hours) for a State
agency to run a penalty check using the
mainframe for a total of 1,832.8250
burden hours. This represents a change
of 125.9347 fewer burden hours from
the previously approved 1958.7597
hours due to program adjustments. (53
State agencies * 690.2516 responses * 3
minutes (0.0501 hours) = 1,832.8250
hours). Prior approval of 1958.7597
hours¥1,832.8250 hours = 125.9347
less annual burden hours than
previously reported.)
I/HH Reporting Burden
Based on prior experience in how
long these activities take, FNS estimates
it will take the 486,663.6667 I/HH
respondents an average of less than 2
minutes (0.0306 hours) to respond as
requested by the State agency. The
following is a summary total for the
activities related to I/HH reporting
requirements as described below.
Estimated Number of Respondents:
486,663.6667.
Estimated Number of Responses per
Respondent: 1.
Total Number of Annual Responses:
486,663.6667.
Estimated Time per Response: 0.0306.
Estimated Total Annual Reporting
Burden: 14,910.3556.
Initiation of Overissuance Collection 7
CFR 273.18(a)(2)
Based on many years of reporting
these activities, FNS estimates
approximately 388,981.0000
respondents will respond 1 time for a
demand letter for overissuance for a
total of 388,981.0000 annual responses.
FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
for a respondent to respond to a demand
letter for a total estimate of 12,991.9654
annual burden hours. This represents a
change of 5,704.8536 fewer annual
burden hours from the previously
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approved burden of 18,696.8190 hours
due to a program adjustment.
(388,981.0000 respondents * 1 response
per respondent * 2 minutes (0.0334
hours) = 12,991.9654 hours). Prior
approval of 18,696.8190¥12,991.9654 =
5,704.8536 fewer annual burden hours
than previously reported for I/HH.)
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution 7
CFR 273.16(e)(3)
FNS estimates approximately
39,502.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for a notice for hearing or
prosecution for a total of 39,502.6667
annual responses. FNS estimates that it
will take approximately 1 minute
(0.0167 hours) for a respondent to read
a notice for hearing or prosecution for
a total estimate of 659.6945 annual
burden hours. This represents a change
of 57.8818 fewer annual burden hours
from the previously approved burden of
714.5763 hours due to a program
adjustment. (39,502.6667 respondents *
1 response per respondent * 1 minute
(0.0167 hours) = 659.6945 hours). Prior
approval of 714.5763¥659.6945 =
54.8818 fewer annual burden hours than
previously reported for I/HH.)
Administrative Disqualification Hearing
Waiver 7 CFR 273.16(i)(2)
FNS estimates approximately
14,542.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for an administrative
disqualification hearing waiver for a
total of 14,542.6667 annual responses.
FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
for a respondent to submit an
administrative disqualification hearing
waiver for a total estimate of 485.7251
annual burden hours. This represents a
change of 37.4525 fewer annual burden
hours from the previously approved
burden of 523.1776 hours due to a
program adjustment. (14,542.6667
respondents * 1 response per
respondent * 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
= 485.7251 hours). Prior approval of
523.1776¥485.7251 = 37.4525 fewer
burden hours than previously reported
for I/HH.)
Disqualification Consent Agreement 7
CFR 273.16(i)(2)
FNS estimates approximately
2,648.3333 respondents will respond 1
time for a disqualification consent
agreement for a total of 2,648.3333
annual responses. FNS estimates that it
will take approximately 2 minutes
(0.0334 hours) for a respondent to
submit a disqualification consent
agreement for a total estimate of 88.4543
annual burden hours. This represents a
change of 8.3389 fewer annual burden
hours from the previously approved
burden of 96.7932 hours due to a
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program adjustment. (2,648.3333
respondents * 1 response per
respondent * 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
= 88.4543 hours). Prior approval of
96.7932¥88.4543 = 8.3389 fewer
burden hours than previously reported
for I/HH.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court
Decision: For IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates approximately
36,583.3333 respondents will respond 1
time for an action taken on hearing or
court decision for IPV findings for a
total of 36,583.3333 annual responses.
FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 1 minute (0.0167 hours)
for a respondent to submit an action
taken on hearing or court decision for
IPV findings for a total estimate of
610.9417 annual burden hours. This
represents a change of 41.9782 fewer
annual burden hours from the
previously approved burden of 652.9199
hours due to a program adjustment.
(36,583.3333 respondents * 1 response
per respondent * 1 minute (0.0167
hours) = 610.9417 hours). Prior approval
of 652.9199¥610.9417 = 41.9782 fewer
burden hours than previously reported
for I/HH.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court
Decision: For No IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates approximately
4,405.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for an action taken on hearing or
court decision for no IPV findings for a
total of 4,405.6667 annual responses.
FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 1 minute (0.0167 hours)
for a respondent to submit an action
taken on a hearing or court decision for
no IPV findings for a total estimate of
annual 73.5746 burden hours. This
represents a change of 11.9182
additional annual burden hours from
the previously approved burden of
61.6564 hours due to a program
adjustment. (4,405.6667 respondents * 1
response per respondent * 1 minute
(0.0167 hours) = 73.5746 hours). Prior
approval 61.6564¥73.5746 = 11.9182
additional burden hours than previously
reported for I/HH.)
Recordkeeping
State Agency Recordkeeping Burden
States have done these activities for
many years. Based on prior experience
in how long these activities take, FNS
estimates it will take the 53 State
agencies an average of 2 minutes (0.0334
hours) to perform the required
recordkeeping. The following is a
summary total for the activities
described below.
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Estimated Number of Recordkeepers:
53.
Estimated Total Records per
Recordkeeper: 8,774.8490.
Estimated Total Annual Records:
465,066.9962.
Estimated Average # of Hours per
Response: 0.0334.
Estimated Total Recordkeeping
Hours: 15,533.2377.
Initiation of Overissuance Collection 7
CFR 272.1(f)
Based on many years of performing
these activities, FNS estimates that 53
State agencies will perform
recordkeeping for initiating a collection
action approximately 7,339.2642 times
for a total of 388,981.0000 annual
records. FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
for a State agency to perform
recordkeeping for initiation of a
collection action for a total of
12,991.9654 burden hours. This
represents a change of 5,704.8536 fewer
burden hours from the previously
approved burden of 18,696.8190 hours
due to program adjustments. (53 State
agencies * 7,339.2642 records * 2
minutes (0.0334 hours) = 12,991.9654
hours). Prior approval of 18,696.8190
hours¥12,991.9654 hours = 5,704.8536
fewer annual burden hours than
previously reported.)
IPV Determinations 7 CFR 272.1(f)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies
will perform recordkeeping for IPVs
1,435.5848 times for a total of
76,085.9962 annual records. FNS
estimates that it will take approximately
2 minutes (0.0334 hours) for a State
agency to update records for IPVs for a
total of 2,541.2723 annual burden hours.
This represents a change of 193.7201
fewer annual burden hours from the
previously approved burden of
2,734.9924 hours due to program
adjustments. (53 State agencies *
1,435.5848 records * 2 minutes (0.0334
hours) = 2,541.2723 hours). Prior
approval of 2,734.9924
hours¥2,541.2723 = 193.7201 fewer
annual burden hours than previously
reported.)
Overall Grand Total Reporting and
Recordkeeping Burden for All Affected
Public
Estimated Overall Total Number of
Respondents: 486,769.6667.
Estimated Overall Responses per
Respondents: 3.0790.
Estimated Overall Total Annual
Responses: 1,498,759.9962.
Estimated Overall Time per Response:
0.0666.
Estimated Overall Grand Total
Annual Reporting and Recordkeeping
Burden: 99,786.9643.
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Grand Total Reporting and Recordkeeping
Total Recordkeeping
State Government .....
Total Reporting
Individuals/Household Reporting Sub-Total
Individuals/Household
State Agency Reporting Sub-Total
State Government .....
Respondent category
(affected public)
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Recordkeeping Breakout: For initiating
Collection Action.
Recordkeeping Breakout: For IPVs ..........
Demand Letter for Overissuance ..............
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution ............
Administrative Disqualification Hearing
Waiver.
Disqualification Consent Agreement .........
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For IPV Findings.
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For No IPV Findings.
Demand Letter for Overissuance ..............
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution ............
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For IPV Findings.
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For No IPV Findings.
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System
Breakout: For eDRS Reporting.
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System
Breakout: For Editing and Resubmission.
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System
Breakout: For Penalty Checks using
Mainframe.
Burden activity
Estimated number
of respondents
53
53
273.16(i)(2)(i)
272.1(f)(3)
4,405.6667
273.16(e)(9)
TOTAL BURDEN
53
272.1(f)
486,769.6667
53
53
486,716.6667
272.1(f)
Recordkeeping
2,648.3333
36,583.3333
273.16(i)(2)
273.16(e)(9)
486,663.6667
388,981.0000
39,502.6667
14,542.6667
273.18(a)(2)
273.16(e)(3)
273.16(i)(2)
Individuals/Household Reporting
53
53
53
273.16(e)(9)
273.16(i)(4)
53
53
53
273.18(a)(2)
273.16(e)(3)
273.16(e)(9)
State Agency Reporting
REPORTING
CFR Section of
regulations
3.0790
8,774.8490
1,435.5848
7,339.2642
10,322.3082
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10,321.3082
690.2516
82.8302
690.2516
83.1258
7,339.2642
745.3333
690.2516
Responses per
respondent
1,498,759.9962
465,066.9962
76,085.9962
388,981.0000
1,033,693.0000
486,663.6667
4,405.6667
2,648.3333
36,583.3333
388,981.0000
39,502.6667
14,542.6667
547,029.3333
36,583.3333
4,390.0000
36,583.3333
4,405.6667
388,981.0000
39,502.6667
36,583.3333
Total annual
responses
(Col. ExF)
0.0666
0.0334
0.0334
0.0334
0.0815
0.0306
0.0167
0.0334
0.0167
0.0334
0.0167
0.0334
0.1268
0.0501
0.1670
0.0835
0.0835
0.1336
0.1336
0.1670
Estimated avg.
number of hours
per response
99,786.9643
15,533.2377
2,541.2723
12,991.9654
84,253.7267
14,910.3556
73.5746
88.4543
610.9417
12,991.9654
659.6945
485.7251
69,343.3710
1,832.8250
733.1300
3,054.7083
367.8732
51,967.8616
5,277.5563
6,109.4167
Estimated total
hours
(Col. GxH)
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Tameka Owens,
Assistant Administrator, Food and Nutrition
Service.
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opportunity to gather information to
inform the environmental review and
decision-making process.
DATES: Comments concerning the scope
of the analysis must be received by June
10, 2024. The draft EIS is expected May
2025 and the final EIS is expected
February 2026.
ADDRESSES: Comments can be submitted
electronically using the Public
Comment Form at https://cara.fs2c.
usda.gov/Public//CommentInput?
Project=65668. Written comments may
be submitted via mail or hand delivery
(Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., excluding Federal holidays) to
Kerwin S. Dewberry, Forest Supervisor,
Coronado National Forest, ATTN:
Hermosa Critical Minerals Project, 300
West Congress Street, Tucson, AZ
85701. Written comments may also be
submitted during public scoping
meetings (see ‘‘Scoping Comments and
the Objection Process’’).
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Edwin Monin, Project Manager,
Coronado National Forest, 300 West
khammond on DSKJM1Z7X2PROD with NOTICES
SUMMARY:
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Congress Street, Tucson, AZ 85701, by
email at edwin.monin@usda.gov or by
phone at 520–388–8300, between 8 a.m.
and 4:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time,
Monday through Friday. Individuals
who use telecommunication devices for
the deaf (TDD) may call the Federal
Information Relay Service (FIRS) at
800–877–8339, 24 hours a day, every
day of the year, including holidays.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
proposed MPO was submitted by the
proponent in accordance with 36 CFR
part 228, subpart A. The Forest Service
finished the review process for MPO
completeness for elements required
under 36 CFR 228.4(c). The MPO dated
December 1, 2023, was formally
accepted as administratively complete
on December 15, 2023. For complete
details, please refer to the proposed
MPO online at https://www.fs.usda.gov/
project/coronado/?project=65668.
After evaluating the proposed MPO,
the Forest Service determined that the
decision for whether to approve use of
National Forest System lands would be
a major Federal action subject to the
National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA), as defined in 40 CFR 1508.1.
Accordingly, the Forest Service will
prepare an EIS to document key issues
associated with the MPO, consider and
assess reasonable alternatives, evaluate
and disclose potential environmental
effects, propose mitigation necessary to
minimize adverse impacts, and ensure
compliance with applicable laws,
regulations, and policy. Therefore, the
Forest Service is fulfilling statutory
requirements and agency policy and
direction to comply with NEPA and
other relevant authorities.
Purpose and Need for Action
The Forest Service’s purpose for the
action is to decide whether to approve
the proponent’s December 1, 2023,
proposed MPO for surface use of
National Forest System lands in
connection with operations authorized
by U.S. mining laws (30 U.S.C. 21–54).
The Forest Service’s need for action is
established by the agency’s
responsibility under the General Mining
Law of 1872, as amended, and the
agency’s locatable mineral regulations
(36 CFR part 228, subpart A). In
accordance with 36 CFR 228.5, the
Forest Service must analyze and provide
timely response to the submittal of an
MPO. Furthermore, the Forest Service
must assess whether the proposed
operations will be conducted so as,
where feasible, to minimize adverse
environmental impacts on national
forest surface resources in accordance
with 36 CFR 228.8.
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Proposed Action
The Forest Supervisor for the
Coronado National Forest (responsible
official) must decide whether to approve
the MPO submitted by the proponent,
and whether to require any
modifications determined necessary
through the analysis to comply with
applicable laws and regulations. As
described in the MPO, the proposed
action would affect Federal and private
lands comprised of patented mining
claims owned by the proponent.
However, the Forest Service only has
the authority to regulate surface
operations on National Forest System
lands and does not have jurisdiction to
regulate mining operations underground
or those that occur on private land.
Nevertheless, the EIS will consider and
disclose environmental effects of any
connected action, including miningrelated operations that would occur on
private lands. Other actions potentially
related to the MPO will be considered
in the process, including but not limited
to Clean Water Act permitting by the
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers and the
Arizona Department of Environmental
Quality in addition to related
amendments to the Coronado National
Forest Land and Resource Management
Plan.
Project Location
The proposed MPO (project) is
located within the Patagonia Mountains
in southern Arizona. The project is
located in an unincorporated part of
central Santa Cruz County,
approximately 6 miles southeast of the
town of Patagonia and about 8 miles
north of the U.S.-Mexico international
border. Nearby communities include
Kino Springs, Nogales, Rio Rico, and
Sonoita.
Project Description
The proposed action would continue
the historic production of minerals
within the Harshaw Mining District.
The primary minerals targeted by the
proponent are manganese and zinc,
which are identified by the United
States Geological Survey as critical
minerals in the 2022 Final List of
Critical Minerals (87 FR 10381). The
Energy Act of 2020 defines a ‘‘critical
mineral’’ as a non-fuel mineral or
mineral material essential to the
economic or national security of the
United States and which has a supply
chain vulnerable to disruption. The
proponent’s proposed activities on or
beneath National Forest System lands
are an expansion of the current
operations on the proponent’s adjacent
private land, with a proposed surface
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Food and Nutrition Service
Agency Information Collection Activities: Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program (SNAP) Repayment Demand and Program Disqualification
AGENCY: Food and Nutrition Service (FNS), Department of Agriculture.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, this
notice invites the general public and other public agencies to comment
on this proposed information collection. This is a revision of
currently approved information collection requirements associated with
initiating collection actions against individuals/households (I/HH) who
have received an overissuance in SNAP.
DATES: Written comments must be received on or before July 9, 2024.
ADDRESSES: Comments may be sent to: Maribelle Balbes, Food and
Nutrition Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1320 Braddock Place,
5th Floor, Alexandria, VA 22314. Comments may also be submitted via
email to [email protected]. Comments will also be accepted through the
Federal eRulemaking Portal. Go to https://www.regulations.gov and follow
the online instructions for submitting comments electronically.
All responses to this notice will be summarized and included in the
request for Office of Management and Budget approval. All comments will
be a matter of public record.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Requests for additional information or
copies of this information collection should be directed to Jennifer
Ragan at [email protected], 703-457-6786.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Comments are invited on: (a) Whether the
proposed collection of information is necessary for the proper
performance of the functions of the agency, including whether the
information shall have practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the
agency's estimate of the burden of the proposed collection of
information, including the validity of the methodology and assumptions
that were used; (c) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity
of the information to be collected; and (d) ways to minimize the burden
of the collection of information on those who are to respond, including
use of appropriate automated, electronic, mechanical, or other
technological collection techniques or other forms of information
technology.
Title: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Repayment Demand
and Program Disqualification.
Form Number: N/A.
OMB Control Number: 0584-0492.
Expiration Date: 07/31/2024.
Type of Request: Revision of a currently approved collection.
Abstract: Section 13(b) of the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008, as
amended (7 U.S.C. 2022(b)), and SNAP regulations at 7 CFR 273.18
require State agencies to initiate collection action against I/HH that
have been overissued benefits. To initiate collection action, State
agencies must provide an affected I/HH with written notification
informing the I/HH of the claim and demanding repayment. This process
is automated in most State agencies.
SNAP regulations at 7 CFR 273.16(e)(3) require State agencies to
investigate any case of suspected fraud and, where applicable, make an
Intentional Program Violation (IPV) determination either
administratively or judicially. Notifications and activities involved
in the IPV process include:
--The State agency providing written notification informing an
individual suspected of committing an IPV of an impending
administrative disqualification hearing or court action;
--An individual opting to accept the disqualification and waiving the
right to an administrative disqualification hearing or court action by
signing either a waiver to an administrative disqualification hearing
or a disqualification consent agreement in cases of deferred
adjudication and returning it to the State agency; and
--Once a determination is made regarding an IPV, the State agency
sending notification to the affected individual of the action taken on
the administrative disqualification hearing or court decision.
SNAP regulations at 7 CFR 273.16 require State agencies to use
disqualified recipient data to ascertain the correct penalty for IPVs,
based on prior disqualifications. State agencies determine this by
accessing and reviewing records located in the Electronic Disqualified
Recipient System (eDRS). eDRS is an automated system developed by the
Food and Nutrition Service that contains records of disqualifications
in every State. State agencies are also responsible for updating the
system, as required at 7 CFR 237.16, which includes reporting
disqualifications in eDRS as they occur and updating eDRS when records
are no longer accurate, relevant, or complete.
This information collection covers activities associated with
initiating overissuance collections and IPV determinations. The burden
associated with reporting collections and other claims management
information on the FNS-209 form is covered under the Food Program
Reporting System, OMB control number 0584-0594, expiration date 09/30/
2026. The burden associated with referring delinquent claims and
receiving collections through the Treasury Offset Program is covered
under currently approved OMB control number 0584-0446, expiration date
09/30/2025.
Summary of Estimated Burden
The burden consists of two major components: the initiation of
overissuance collections and actions associated with IPV
determinations. As an exception, due to the variances in data
associated with implementing COVID flexibilities during the Public
Health Emergency, a 3-year average for fiscal years 2021-2023 has been
used to compare against the currently approved burden. The estimated
total 3-year average annual burden for this collection is 99,786.9643
hours (69,343.3710 State agency reporting hours + 14,910.3556 I/HH
reporting hours + 15,533.2377 State agency recordkeeping hours). The
net aggregate change to this collection is a decrease of 35,739.02
total burden hours from the currently approved burden of 135,525.9843
hours. The estimated total annual responses for this collection is
1,498,759.9962 responses (547,029.3333 State agency reporting total
annual response + 486,663.6667 I/HH reporting total annual responses +
465,066.9962 State agency recordkeeping total annual records). The
burden hours associated with overissuance collection initiation and IPV
activity have decreased due to a decrease in the number of claims
established and the number of States initiating IPV activity against
SNAP I/HH over the last 3 fiscal years (2021-2023).
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Reporting
Affected Public: State, Local and Tribal government (State agency);
I/HH.
Respondent Type: SNAP participants.
State Agency Reporting Burden
States have done these activities for many years. Based on prior
experience in how long these activities take, FNS estimates it will
take the 53 State agencies an average 7 minutes (0.1268 hours) to issue
each letter or notice or take the actions described below. The
following is a summary total for the activities described below.
Estimated Number of Respondents: 53.
Estimated Total Number of Responses per Respondent: 10,321.3082.
Estimated Total Annual Responses: 547,029.3333.
Estimated Time per Response: 0.1268.
Estimated Total Annual Reporting Burden: 69,343.3710.
Demand Letter for Overissuance 7 CFR 273.18 (a)(2)
Based on many years of doing these activities, FNS estimates it
will take the 53State agencies 8 minutes (0.1336 hours) to issue a
Demand Letter, and that they will issue 7,339.2642 letters each, for a
total of 51,967.8616 hours. The prior approval included 74,787.2760
hours. The new burden estimate is 22,819.4144 fewer hours than the
previously approved burden amount due to program adjustments. (53 State
agencies * 7,339.2642 letters each * 8 minutes (0.1336 hours) =
51,967.8616 hours). Prior approval 74,787.2760 hours-51,967.8616 hours
= 22,819.4144 hours less than the currently approved burden amount).
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution 7 CFR 273.16(e)(3)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will issue 745.3333 Notices
for Hearing or Prosecution for a total of 39,502.6667 responses. FNS
estimates it will take approximately 8 minutes (0.1336 hours) to issue
a Notice for Hearing or Prosecution for an estimated 5,277.5563 total
hours. The previously approved burden was 5,716.6104 hours. This
represents a change of 439.0541 fewer hours associated with this burden
due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 745.3333 responses * 8
minutes (0.1336 hours) = 5,277.5563 hours). Prior approval 5,716.6104
hours-5,277.5563 hours = 439.0541 hours less than previously approved
burden.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will take action on 690.2516
IPV findings for a total of 36,583.3333 responses. FNS estimates that
it will take approximately 10 minutes (0.1670 hours) for a State agency
to take action on a court decision for IPV findings for a total of
6,109.4167 annual burden hours. This represents a change of 419.7823
fewer hours from the previously approved burden of 6,529.1990 hours due
to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 690.2516 responses * 10
minutes (0.167 hours) = 6,109.4167 hours). Prior approval hours
6,529.1990-6,109.4167 hours = 419.7823 hours less than previously
approved burden.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For No IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will take action on 83.1258
instances of no IPVs as a result of a hearing or court decision for a
total of 4,405.6667 total responses. FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 5 minutes (0.0835 hours) for a State agency to take
action on a hearing or court decision for no IPV findings for a total
of 367.8732 annual burden hours. This represents a change of 59.5912
additional burden hours from the previously approved burden of 308.2820
hours due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 83.1258
responses * 5 minutes (0.0835 hours) = 367.8732 hours). Prior approval
308.2820 hours-367.8732 hours = 59.5912 additional burden hours than
previously reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System Breakout For eDRS Reporting 7
CFR 273.16(i)(2)(i)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will generate reporting from
their eDRS system 690.2516 times for a total of 36,583.3333 annual
responses. FNS estimates that it will take approximately 5 minutes
(0.0835 hours) for a State agency to generate reporting from eDRS for a
total of 3,054.7083 burden hours. This represents a change of 209.8912
fewer burden hours from the previously approved burden of 3,264.5995
hours due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 690.2516
responses * 5 minutes (0.0835 hours) = 3,054.7083 hours). Prior
approval of 3,264.5995 hours-3,054.7083 hours = 209.8912 fewer burden
hours than previously reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System Breakout: For Editing and
Resubmission 7 CFR 272.1(f)(3)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will edit and resubmit
reporting to the eDRS system 82.8302 times for a total of 4,390.0000
annual responses. FNS estimates that it will take approximately 10
minutes (0.167 hours) for a State agency to edit and resubmit reporting
to eDRS for a total of 733.1300 burden hours. This represents a change
of 50.3739 fewer burden hours from the previously approved 783.5039
hours due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 82.8302
responses * 10 minutes (0.167 hours) = 733.1300 hours). Prior approval
of 783.5039 hours-733.1300 = 50.3739 fewer burden hours than previously
reported.)
Electronic Disqualified Recipient System Breakout: For Penalty
Checks using Mainframe 7 CFR 273.16(i)(4)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will use eDRS for penalty
checks using the mainframe 690.2516 times for a total of 36,583.3333
annual responses. FNS estimates that it will take approximately 3
minutes (0.0501 hours) for a State agency to run a penalty check using
the mainframe for a total of 1,832.8250 burden hours. This represents a
change of 125.9347 fewer burden hours from the previously approved
1958.7597 hours due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies *
690.2516 responses * 3 minutes (0.0501 hours) = 1,832.8250 hours).
Prior approval of 1958.7597 hours-1,832.8250 hours = 125.9347 less
annual burden hours than previously reported.)
I/HH Reporting Burden
Based on prior experience in how long these activities take, FNS
estimates it will take the 486,663.6667 I/HH respondents an average of
less than 2 minutes (0.0306 hours) to respond as requested by the State
agency. The following is a summary total for the activities related to
I/HH reporting requirements as described below.
Estimated Number of Respondents: 486,663.6667.
Estimated Number of Responses per Respondent: 1.
Total Number of Annual Responses: 486,663.6667.
Estimated Time per Response: 0.0306.
Estimated Total Annual Reporting Burden: 14,910.3556.
Initiation of Overissuance Collection 7 CFR 273.18(a)(2)
Based on many years of reporting these activities, FNS estimates
approximately 388,981.0000 respondents will respond 1 time for a demand
letter for overissuance for a total of 388,981.0000 annual responses.
FNS estimates that it will take approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours)
for a respondent to respond to a demand letter for a total estimate of
12,991.9654 annual burden hours. This represents a change of 5,704.8536
fewer annual burden hours from the previously
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approved burden of 18,696.8190 hours due to a program adjustment.
(388,981.0000 respondents * 1 response per respondent * 2 minutes
(0.0334 hours) = 12,991.9654 hours). Prior approval of 18,696.8190-
12,991.9654 = 5,704.8536 fewer annual burden hours than previously
reported for I/HH.)
Notice for Hearing or Prosecution 7 CFR 273.16(e)(3)
FNS estimates approximately 39,502.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for a notice for hearing or prosecution for a total of 39,502.6667
annual responses. FNS estimates that it will take approximately 1
minute (0.0167 hours) for a respondent to read a notice for hearing or
prosecution for a total estimate of 659.6945 annual burden hours. This
represents a change of 57.8818 fewer annual burden hours from the
previously approved burden of 714.5763 hours due to a program
adjustment. (39,502.6667 respondents * 1 response per respondent * 1
minute (0.0167 hours) = 659.6945 hours). Prior approval of 714.5763-
659.6945 = 54.8818 fewer annual burden hours than previously reported
for I/HH.)
Administrative Disqualification Hearing Waiver 7 CFR 273.16(i)(2)
FNS estimates approximately 14,542.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for an administrative disqualification hearing waiver for a total
of 14,542.6667 annual responses. FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours) for a respondent to submit an
administrative disqualification hearing waiver for a total estimate of
485.7251 annual burden hours. This represents a change of 37.4525 fewer
annual burden hours from the previously approved burden of 523.1776
hours due to a program adjustment. (14,542.6667 respondents * 1
response per respondent * 2 minutes (0.0334 hours) = 485.7251 hours).
Prior approval of 523.1776-485.7251 = 37.4525 fewer burden hours than
previously reported for I/HH.)
Disqualification Consent Agreement 7 CFR 273.16(i)(2)
FNS estimates approximately 2,648.3333 respondents will respond 1
time for a disqualification consent agreement for a total of 2,648.3333
annual responses. FNS estimates that it will take approximately 2
minutes (0.0334 hours) for a respondent to submit a disqualification
consent agreement for a total estimate of 88.4543 annual burden hours.
This represents a change of 8.3389 fewer annual burden hours from the
previously approved burden of 96.7932 hours due to a program
adjustment. (2,648.3333 respondents * 1 response per respondent * 2
minutes (0.0334 hours) = 88.4543 hours). Prior approval of 96.7932-
88.4543 = 8.3389 fewer burden hours than previously reported for I/HH.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For IPV Findings 7 CFR
273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates approximately 36,583.3333 respondents will respond 1
time for an action taken on hearing or court decision for IPV findings
for a total of 36,583.3333 annual responses. FNS estimates that it will
take approximately 1 minute (0.0167 hours) for a respondent to submit
an action taken on hearing or court decision for IPV findings for a
total estimate of 610.9417 annual burden hours. This represents a
change of 41.9782 fewer annual burden hours from the previously
approved burden of 652.9199 hours due to a program adjustment.
(36,583.3333 respondents * 1 response per respondent * 1 minute (0.0167
hours) = 610.9417 hours). Prior approval of 652.9199-610.9417 = 41.9782
fewer burden hours than previously reported for I/HH.)
Action Taken on Hearing or Court Decision: For No IPV Findings 7
CFR 273.16(e)(9)
FNS estimates approximately 4,405.6667 respondents will respond 1
time for an action taken on hearing or court decision for no IPV
findings for a total of 4,405.6667 annual responses. FNS estimates that
it will take approximately 1 minute (0.0167 hours) for a respondent to
submit an action taken on a hearing or court decision for no IPV
findings for a total estimate of annual 73.5746 burden hours. This
represents a change of 11.9182 additional annual burden hours from the
previously approved burden of 61.6564 hours due to a program
adjustment. (4,405.6667 respondents * 1 response per respondent * 1
minute (0.0167 hours) = 73.5746 hours). Prior approval 61.6564-73.5746
= 11.9182 additional burden hours than previously reported for I/HH.)
Recordkeeping
State Agency Recordkeeping Burden
States have done these activities for many years. Based on prior
experience in how long these activities take, FNS estimates it will
take the 53 State agencies an average of 2 minutes (0.0334 hours) to
perform the required recordkeeping. The following is a summary total
for the activities described below.
Estimated Number of Recordkeepers: 53.
Estimated Total Records per Recordkeeper: 8,774.8490.
Estimated Total Annual Records: 465,066.9962.
Estimated Average # of Hours per Response: 0.0334.
Estimated Total Recordkeeping Hours: 15,533.2377.
Initiation of Overissuance Collection 7 CFR 272.1(f)
Based on many years of performing these activities, FNS estimates
that 53 State agencies will perform recordkeeping for initiating a
collection action approximately 7,339.2642 times for a total of
388,981.0000 annual records. FNS estimates that it will take
approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours) for a State agency to perform
recordkeeping for initiation of a collection action for a total of
12,991.9654 burden hours. This represents a change of 5,704.8536 fewer
burden hours from the previously approved burden of 18,696.8190 hours
due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 7,339.2642 records * 2
minutes (0.0334 hours) = 12,991.9654 hours). Prior approval of
18,696.8190 hours-12,991.9654 hours = 5,704.8536 fewer annual burden
hours than previously reported.)
IPV Determinations 7 CFR 272.1(f)
FNS estimates that 53 State agencies will perform recordkeeping for
IPVs 1,435.5848 times for a total of 76,085.9962 annual records. FNS
estimates that it will take approximately 2 minutes (0.0334 hours) for
a State agency to update records for IPVs for a total of 2,541.2723
annual burden hours. This represents a change of 193.7201 fewer annual
burden hours from the previously approved burden of 2,734.9924 hours
due to program adjustments. (53 State agencies * 1,435.5848 records * 2
minutes (0.0334 hours) = 2,541.2723 hours). Prior approval of
2,734.9924 hours-2,541.2723 = 193.7201 fewer annual burden hours than
previously reported.)
Overall Grand Total Reporting and Recordkeeping Burden for All Affected
Public
Estimated Overall Total Number of Respondents: 486,769.6667.
Estimated Overall Responses per Respondents: 3.0790.
Estimated Overall Total Annual Responses: 1,498,759.9962.
Estimated Overall Time per Response: 0.0666.
Estimated Overall Grand Total Annual Reporting and Recordkeeping
Burden: 99,786.9643.
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Total annual Estimated avg.
Respondent category (affected Type of respondents Burden activity CFR Section of Estimated number Responses per responses (Col. number of hours Estimated total
public) regulations of respondents respondent ExF) per response hours (Col. GxH)
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REPORTING
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State Agency Reporting
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State Government................ State Agency....... Demand Letter for 273.18(a)(2) 53 7,339.2642 388,981.0000 0.1336 51,967.8616
Overissuance.
Notice for Hearing or 273.16(e)(3) 53 745.3333 39,502.6667 0.1336 5,277.5563
Prosecution.
Action Taken on Hearing 273.16(e)(9) 53 690.2516 36,583.3333 0.1670 6,109.4167
or Court Decision: For
IPV Findings.
Action Taken on Hearing 273.16(e)(9) 53 83.1258 4,405.6667 0.0835 367.8732
or Court Decision: For
No IPV Findings.
Electronic Disqualified 273.16(i)(2)(i) 53 690.2516 36,583.3333 0.0835 3,054.7083
Recipient System
Breakout: For eDRS
Reporting.
Electronic Disqualified 272.1(f)(3) 53 82.8302 4,390.0000 0.1670 733.1300
Recipient System
Breakout: For Editing
and Resubmission.
Electronic Disqualified 273.16(i)(4) 53 690.2516 36,583.3333 0.0501 1,832.8250
Recipient System
Breakout: For Penalty
Checks using Mainframe.
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State Agency Reporting Sub-Total 53 10,321.3082 547,029.3333 0.1268 69,343.3710
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Individuals/Household Reporting
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Individuals/Household........... SNAP Households.... Demand Letter for 273.18(a)(2) 388,981.0000 1 388,981.0000 0.0334 12,991.9654
Overissuance.
Notice for Hearing or 273.16(e)(3) 39,502.6667 1 39,502.6667 0.0167 659.6945
Prosecution.
Administrative 273.16(i)(2) 14,542.6667 1 14,542.6667 0.0334 485.7251
Disqualification
Hearing Waiver.
Disqualification 273.16(i)(2) 2,648.3333 1 2,648.3333 0.0334 88.4543
Consent Agreement.
Action Taken on Hearing 273.16(e)(9) 36,583.3333 1 36,583.3333 0.0167 610.9417
or Court Decision: For
IPV Findings.
Action Taken on Hearing 273.16(e)(9) 4,405.6667 1 4,405.6667 0.0167 73.5746
or Court Decision: For
No IPV Findings.
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Individuals/Household Reporting Sub-Total 486,663.6667 1 486,663.6667 0.0306 14,910.3556
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Total Reporting 486,716.6667 10,322.3082 1,033,693.0000 0.0815 84,253.7267
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Recordkeeping
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State Government................ State Agency....... Recordkeeping Breakout: 272.1(f) 53 7,339.2642 388,981.0000 0.0334 12,991.9654
For initiating
Collection Action.
Recordkeeping Breakout: 272.1(f) 53 1,435.5848 76,085.9962 0.0334 2,541.2723
For IPVs.
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Total Recordkeeping 53 8,774.8490 465,066.9962 0.0334 15,533.2377
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TOTAL BURDEN
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Grand Total Reporting and Recordkeeping 486,769.6667 3.0790 1,498,759.9962 0.0666 99,786.9643
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Tameka Owens,
Assistant Administrator, Food and Nutrition Service.
[FR Doc. 2024-10204 Filed 5-9-24; 8:45 am]
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