Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) - FedReg E7-16454 - Proposed Information Collection Request

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. ...