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47080 Federal Register/Vol. 72, No. 162/Wednesday, August 22, 2007/Notices necessary. This reporting of the Frequency: Weekly. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR exposure numbers also serves to inform Affected Public: Business or other for- Mine Safety and Health Administration MSHA of the industry expansion or profit. Total Burden Respondents: 2. decrease as well as health threats Proposed Information Collection Total Number of Responses: 100. incurred. Request Submitted for Public Total Burden Hours: 300. Concurrently, the United States Total Burden Cost (operating/ Comment and Recommendations; economy is calling for production rates maintaining): $0. Record of Individual Exposure to that are lower than those in recent years. Comments submitted in response to Radon Daughters Regardless of the number of miners this notice will be summarized and/or exposed, MSHA needs to keep the ACTION: Notice. included in the request for Office of recording requirements for Radon Management and Budget approval of the Daughters to ensure that the records SUMMARY: The Department of Labor, as information collection request; they will regarding the miners’ level of exposure part of its continuing effort to reduce also become a matter of public record. today is available to them tomorrow and paperwork and respondent burden throughout their lifetimes. Dated at Arlington, Virginia, this 16th day conducts a preclearance consultation of August, 2007. program to provide the general public II. ...

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Federal Register/ Notices/ Vol.72, No. 162/ Wednesday,August 22, 2007

DEPARTMENT OF LABORnecessary. This reporting of theFrequency:Weekly. exposure numbers also serves to informAffected Public:Business or other for Mine Safety and Health Administrationprofit.MSHA of the industry expansion or Total Burden Respondents:2. decrease as well as health threats Proposed Information CollectionTotal Number of Responses:100. incurred. Request Submitted for PublicTotal Burden Hours:300. Concurrently, the United States Comment and Recommendations;Total Burden Cost (operating/ economy is calling for production rates Record of Individual Exposure tomaintaining):$0. that are lower than those in recent years. Radon DaughtersComments submitted in response to Regardless of the number of miners this notice will be summarized and/or exposed, MSHA needs to keep the ACTION:Notice. included in the request for Office of recording requirements for Radon Management and Budget approval of the Daughters to ensure that the records SUMMARY:The Department of Labor, as information collection request; they will regarding the miners’level of exposure part of its continuing effort to reduce also become a matter of public record. today is available to them tomorrow and paperwork and respondent burden throughout their lifetimes.Dated at Arlington, Virginia, this 16th day conducts a preclearance consultation of August, 2007. program to provide the general public II. Desired Focus David L. Meyer, and Federal agencies with an Currently, the Mine Safety and Health opportunity to comment on proposedDirector, Office of Administration and Administration (MSHA) is soliciting Management. and/or continuing collections of comments concerning the proposed information in accordance with the[FR Doc. E7–16453 Filed 8–21–07; 8:45 am] extension of the information collection Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995BILLING CODE 4510–43–P related to the Record of Individual (PRA95) [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]. This Exposure to Radon Daughters. MSHA is program helps to ensure that requested particularly interested in comments DEPARTMENT OF LABOR data can be provided in the desired which: format, reporting burden (time and •Evaluate whether the proposedMine Safety and Health Administration financial resources) is minimized, collection of information is necessary collection instruments are clearly Proposed Information Collection for the proper performance of the understood, and the impact of collection Request Submitted for Public functions of the agency, including requirements on respondents can be whether the information will haveComment and Recommendations; properly assessed. practical utility;Training Plans and Certificate of DATES:Submit comments on or before •Evaluate the accuracy of theTraining October 22, 2007. agency’s estimate of the burden of the ACTION:Notice. ADDRESSES:Send comments to, Debbie proposed collection of information, Ferraro, Management Services Division, including the validity of the SUMMARY:The Department of Labor, as 1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2171,methodology and assumptions used; part of its continuing effort to reduce Arlington, VA 22209–3939. Commenters•Enhance the quality, utility, and paperwork and respondent burden, are encouraged to send their commentsclarity of the information to be conducts a preclearance consultation on computer disk, or via Email tocollected; and program to provide the general public Ferraro.Debbie@DOL.GOV.Ms. Ferraro•Minimize the burden of the and Federal agencies with an can be reached at (202) 693–of information on those who9821 collection opportunity to comment on proposed (voice), or (202) 693–9801 (facsimile).are to respond, including through the and/or continuing collections of use of appropriate automated, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: information in accordance with the electronic, mechanical, or other Contact the employee listed in the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 technological collection techniques or ADDRESSESsection of this notice. (PRA95) [44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2)(A)]. This other forms of information technology, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: program helps to ensure that requested e.g., permitting electronic submissions data can be provided in the desired I. Background of responses. format, reporting burden (time and A copy of the proposed information MSHA’s primary goal is the financial resources) is minimized, collection request may be viewed on the protection of America’s most precious collection instruments are clearly internet by accessing the MSHA home mining resource, the miner. To achieve understood, and the impact of collection page (http://www.msha.gov/) and this goal, this agency has to keep requirements on respondents can be choosing‘‘Rules and Regs’’, then information regarding the hazards faced properly assessed. choosing‘‘Fed Reg Docs.’’and the progress made within the DATES:Submit comments on or before industry to develop and maintain a safe III. Current Actions October 22, 2007. and healthy work environment. Records Currently, the Mine Safety and Health ADDRESSES:Send comments to Debbie concerning the health and welfare of Administration (MSHA) is soliciting Ferraro, Management Services Division, miners are especially important, given comments concerning the proposed 1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2171, that the nature of the exposure could extension of the information collection Arlington, VA 22209–3939. Commenters result in medical complications later in related to provide miners protection are encouraged to send their comments the miner’s life. To this end, the record from radon daughter exposure. on computer disk, or via Internet email keeping of Radon Daughters is essential Type of Review:Extension. toFerraro.Debbie@DOL.GOV.Ms. information. Each year the industry Agency:Mine Safety and Health Ferraro can be reached at (202) 693–records and reports the exposure levels Administration. 9821 (voice), or (202) 693–9801 that its workforce has faced during the Title:Record of Individual Exposure (facsimile). past 12 months. This information is to Radon Daughters. archived and stored for retrieval by theOMB Number:1219–0003. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: exposed party, or legal representative,Agency Form Number:MSHA 4000– Contactthe employee listed in the should a medical release be deemed9.ADDRESSESsection of this notice.

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