80 FR 72415 - Final Notice of Fee Calculations for Special Use Permits

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Federal Register Volume 80, Issue 223 (November 19, 2015)

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In accordance with a requirement of Public Law 106-513 (16 U.S.C. 1441(b)), NOAA hereby gives public notice of the methods, formulas and rationale for the calculations it will use in order to assess fees associated with special use permits (SUPs).
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration


Final Notice of Fee Calculations for Special Use Permits

AGENCY: Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS), National Ocean 
Service (NOS), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

ACTION: Notice.

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SUMMARY: In accordance with a requirement of Public Law 106-513 (16 
U.S.C. 1441(b)), NOAA hereby gives public notice of the methods, 
formulas and rationale for the calculations it will use in order to 
assess fees associated with special use permits (SUPs).

DATES: This notice is effective November 19, 2015.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Matt Nichols, Office of National 
Marine Sanctuaries, 1305 East West Highway (N/NMS2), Silver Spring, MD 
20910, telephone (301) 713-7262, email [email protected].

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This Federal Register document is also 
accessible via the Internet at [http://www.thefederalregister.org].

I. Background

    Congress first granted NOAA the authority to issue SUPs for 
conducting specific activities in national marine sanctuaries in the 
1988 Amendments to the National Marine Sanctuaries Act (``NMSA'') (16 
U.S.C. 1431 et seq.) (Pub. L. 100-627). The NMSA allows NOAA to 
establish categories of activities that may be subject to an SUP. The 
list of applicable categories of activities was last updated in 2013 
(78 FR 25957). SUPs may be issued for the placement and recovery of 
objects on the seabed related to public or private events, or 
commercial filming; the continued presence of commercial submarine 
cables; the disposal of cremated human remains; recreational diving 
near the USS Monitor; the deployment of fireworks displays; or the 
operation of aircraft below the minimum altitude in restricted zones of 
national marine sanctuaries. Congress also gave NOAA the discretion to 
assess an SUP fee and laid out the basic components of an SUP fee (16 
U.S.C. 1441 (d)). The NMSA states:

    (d) Fees--
    (1) Assessment and Collection--The Secretary may assess and 
collect fees for the conduct of any activity under a permit issued 
under this section.
    (2) Amount--The amount of the fee under this subsection shall be 
the equal to the sum of--
    (A) Costs incurred, or expected to be incurred, by the Secretary 
in issuing the permit;
    (B) Costs incurred, or expected to be incurred, by the Secretary 
as a direct result of the conduct of the activity for which the 
permit is issued, including costs of monitoring the conduct of the 
activity; and
    (C) An amount which represents the fair market value of the use 
of the sanctuary resource.
    (3) Use of Fees--Amounts collected by the Secretary in the form 
of fees under this section may be used by the Secretary--
    (A) For issuing and administering permits under this section; 
and
    (B) For expenses of managing national marine sanctuaries.
    (4) Waiver or Reduction of Fees--The Secretary may accept in-
kind contributions in lieu of a fee under paragraph (2)(C), or waive 
or reduce any fee assessed under this subsection for any activity 
that does not derive profit from the access to or use of sanctuary 
resources.


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    With this notice, NOAA establishes standard procedures for 
assessing fee components associated with the application for and 
issuance of an SUP. SUPs are generally a small portion of the total 
number of permits issued by ONMS. However, with the addition of new SUP 
categories in 2013 and the current and potential expansion of the 
National Marine Sanctuary System, ONMS may see a rise in the number of 
applications submitted annually as well as an increase in the 
complexity of the proposed projects.

II. Summary of Fee Calculations

    When an SUP is applied for by an interested party, and ultimately 
issued by ONMS, the total fee assessed to the applicant will be the sum 
of the three categories of fees provided for in section 310(d)(2) of 
the NMSA: Administrative costs, implementation and monitoring costs, 
and fair market value.

A. Administrative Costs per 16 U.S.C. 1441(d)(2)(A)

    NOAA will assess a non-refundable $50 application fee for each SUP 
application submitted. Administrative costs spent reviewing the permit 
for sufficiency and suitability will be calculated by multiplying a 
regional labor rate, derived from the pay rates of ONMS permitting 
staff and averaged across ONMS regions, by the time spent by staff 
reviewing each permit application. NOAA will update the rate every year 
to account for staff changes as well as inflation. Such administrative 
costs could also include, but are not necessarily limited to, any 
environmental analyses and consultations associated with evaluating the 
permit application and issuing the permit; and equipment used in permit 
review and issuance (e.g., vessels, dive equipment, vehicles, and 
general overhead). Equipment includes but is not limited to autonomous 
underwater vehicles, remotely operated underwater vehicles, and 
sampling equipment. If equipment is acquired specifically to monitor 
the permit, the actual cost of the acquisition will be included.

B. Implementation and Monitoring Costs per 16 U.S.C. 1441(d)(2)(B)

    NOAA may also charge a fee for costs associated with the 
implementation and monitoring of a permitted activity. Such costs will 
include staff time (calculated similarly to the labor rate described 
above), equipment use (including vessels or aircraft to oversee permit 
implementation), the expenses of monitoring the impacts of a permitted 
activity, and compliance with the terms and conditions of the permit.

C. Fair Market Value per 16 U.S.C. 1441(d)(2)(C))

    To date, ONMS has assessed fair market value (FMV) fees assessed 
for an SUP on a case-by-case basis. The SUP category for continued 
operation and maintenance of submarine cables is the only category that 
has an established protocol for determining FMV (Aug. 28, 2002; 67 FR 
55201). Conducting in-depth economic valuation studies for each SUP 
application are normally overly burdensome for NOAA and the permit 
applicant relative to the scope and effects of proposed SUP projects. 
In establishing standard FMV fees for all SUP categories, NOAA has 
examined the fees assessed for past SUPs as well as comparable fees 
assessed by other federal, state, and local agencies for similar 
activities. NOAA now adopts the following standard FMV fee structure 
for the following seven SUP categories:
    1. The placement and recovery of objects associated with public or 
private events on non-living substrate of the submerged lands of any 
national marine sanctuary. The FMV for this activity is $200 per event, 
based on fee values historically applied at national marine sanctuaries 
for this activity.
    2. The placement and recovery of objects related to commercial 
filming. With this notice, NOAA adopts the fee structure below from the 
National Park Service (NPS), which shares a similar mandate with ONMS 
to protect natural spaces of national importance. ONMS has determined 
NPS's broad evaluation methods to be sound and within the intent of 
ONMS SUPs for commercial filming.

          FMV Fee Table for Placement and Recovery of Objects Associated With Commercial Filming Events
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           Number of people             Motion pictures/videos      Number of people        Still photography
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1-10.................................  $150/day...............  1-10...................  $50/day.
11-30................................  $250/day...............  11-30..................  $150/day.
31-49................................  $500/day...............  Over 30................  $250/day.
Over 50..............................  $750/day...............
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    The number of people refers to the cast and/or crew on location 
within the sanctuary for the commercial filming event, including pre- 
and post-production.
    3. The continued presence of commercial submarine cables on or 
within the submerged lands of any national marine sanctuary. NOAA 
assesses FMV for submarine cables in national marine sanctuaries based 
on the findings of its 2002 study entitled ``Fair Market Value Analysis 
for a Fiber Optic Cable Permit in National Marine Sanctuaries''(67 FR 
55201). For most SUPs, FMV for cables is assessed annually and adjusted 
according to the consumer price index. NOAA will continue using this 
methodology for assessing FMV fees for the continued presence of 
commercial submarine cables.
    4. The disposal of cremated human remains (``cremains'') within or 
into any national marine sanctuary. NOAA will waive all fees, including 
the FMV fee, for private individuals disposing of cremains. NOAA will 
assess a $50 per disposal FMV fee for commercial operators. This value 
is based on similar practices of state governments, such as the State 
of Washington, which assesses a $70 flat fee for a Cremated Human 
Remains Disposition Permit for disposal of cremains by airplane, boat, 
or other disposal methods for businesses.
    5. Recreational diving near the USS Monitor. NOAA will waive the 
FMV fee for any SUP issued for recreational diving within Monitor 
National Marine Sanctuary, given that (1) individual recreational 
divers do not derive profits from their use of the sanctuary; and (2) 
permits for commercial recreational divers further the sanctuary's 
objectives by educating the public about the sanctuary and the 
historical significance of the U.S.S. Monitor.
    6. Fireworks displays. The FMV for fireworks will be a tiered 
structure based on the number of fireworks events conducted per 
calendar year. The fee schedule will be as follows: 1 event per 
calendar year--$100; 2-5 events per calendar year--$300; 6-10 events 
per calendar year--$500; 11-20 events per calendar year--$700.
    7. The operation of aircraft below the minimum altitude in 
restricted zones of national marine sanctuaries. The FMV

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will be $500 per site/per day. This is an existing value that has been 
applied historically at national marine sanctuaries for this activity.

III. Waiver or Reduction of Fees

    NOAA may accept in-kind contributions in lieu of a fee, or waive or 
reduce any fee assessed for any activity that does not derive profit 
from the access to or use of sanctuary resources. NOAA may consider the 
benefits of the activity to support the goals and objectives of the 
sanctuary as an in-kind contribution in lieu of a fee.

IV. Response to Comments

    Comment: One commenter supported NOAA's intent to assess and 
collect fees associated with special use permits and proposed that NOAA 
should require a larger range of for-profit operators to pay fees for 
the use of sanctuary resources.
    Response: While NOAA appreciates the public support for the use of 
this authority in protecting sanctuary resources, the suggestion to 
collect fees for activities which currently do not require a special 
use permit is not within the scope of this action.

V. Classification

A. National Environmental Policy Act

    NOAA has concluded that this action will not have a significant 
effect, individually or cumulatively, on the human environment. This 
action is categorically excluded from the requirement to prepare an 
environmental assessment or environmental impact statement in 
accordance with Section 6.03c3(i) of NOAA Administrative Order 216-6. 
Specifically, this action is a notice of an administrative and legal 
nature. Furthermore, individual permit actions by NOAA will be subject 
to additional case-by-case analysis, as required under NEPA, which will 
be completed as new permit applications are submitted for specific 
projects and activities.
    NOAA also expects that many of these individual actions will also 
meet the criteria of one or more of the categorical exclusions 
described in NOAA Administrative Order 216-6 because SUPs cannot be 
issued for activities that are expected to result in any destruction 
of, injury to, or loss of any sanctuary resource. However, the SUP 
authority may at times be used to allow activities that may meet the 
Council on Environmental Quality's definition of the term 
``significant'' despite the lack of apparent environmental impacts. In 
addition, NOAA may, in certain circumstances, combine its SUP authority 
with other regulatory authorities to allow activities not described 
above that may result in environmental impacts and thus require the 
preparation of an environmental assessment or environmental impact 
statement. In these situations NOAA will ensure that the appropriate 
NEPA documentation is prepared prior to taking final action on a permit 
or making any irretrievable or irreversible commitment of agency 
resources.

B. Paperwork Reduction Act

    Notwithstanding any other provisions of the law, no person is 
required to respond to, nor shall any person be subject to a penalty 
for failure to comply with a collection of information subject to the 
requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA), 44 U.S.C. 3501 et 
seq., unless that collection of information displays a currently valid 
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) control number. Applications for 
the SUPs discussed in this notice involve a collection-of information 
requirement subject to the requirements of the PRA. OMB has approved 
this collection-of-information requirement under OMB control number 
0648-0141.

    Dated: November 12, 2015.
John Armor,
Acting Director, Office of National Marine Sanctuaries.
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Tuesday, December 8, 2015 Fisheries Service’s GARFO and the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Matt
The Council will receive a report on Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Nichols, Office of National Marine
the Pacific Fishery Management NOAA’s Office of General Counsel and Sanctuaries, 1305 East West Highway
Council’s experience with management Office of Law Enforcement, the U.S. (N/NMS2), Silver Spring, MD 20910,
of forage-species. The Council will then Coast Guard, the ASMFC, the New telephone (301) 713–7262, email
England and South Atlantic Fishery Matt.Nichols@noaa.gov.
review and approve the list of species
for inclusion in the public hearing Council’s liaisons and the Regional SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This
document and approve management Planning Body Report. The Council will Federal Register document is also
alternatives for National Environmental also receive the Council’s Executive accessible via the Internet at [http://
Policy Act (NEPA) analysis and public Director’s Report, the Science Report, www.gpo.gov].
hearing document for unmanaged forage and Committee Reports for the
I. Background
fish. The Council will discuss and adopt Executive Committee, Collaborative
Research Committee, and the River Congress first granted NOAA the
alternatives related the Scup GRA (Gear authority to issue SUPs for conducting
Restricted Areas) Framework. Herring/Shad Committee, and discuss
any continuing and/or new business. specific activities in national marine
During the afternoon session, the sanctuaries in the 1988 Amendments to
Fisheries Forum will hold a Summer Although other non-emergency issues
not contained in this agenda may come the National Marine Sanctuaries Act
Flounder Goals and Objectives (‘‘NMSA’’) (16 U.S.C. 1431 et seq.) (Pub.
Workshop to review feedback, discuss before this Council for discussion, those
issues may not be the subjects of formal L. 100–627). The NMSA allows NOAA
priorities for the revised FMP (fishery to establish categories of activities that
management plan) goals and objectives, action during this meeting. Council
action will be restricted to those issues may be subject to an SUP. The list of
and identity draft goals and objectives applicable categories of activities was
for the Summer Flounder Amendment. specifically listed in this notice and any
issues arising after publication of this last updated in 2013 (78 FR 25957).
Wednesday, December 9, 2015 notice that require emergency action SUPs may be issued for the placement
under section 305(c) of the Magnuson- and recovery of objects on the seabed
The Demersal Committee Meeting
Stevens act, provided that the public related to public or private events, or
will meet as a Committee of the Whole
has been notified of the Council’s intent commercial filming; the continued
with the Atlantic States Marine
to take final action to address the presence of commercial submarine
Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC)
emergency. cables; the disposal of cremated human
Summer Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea
remains; recreational diving near the
Bass Board. They will discuss the Special Accommodations USS Monitor; the deployment of
Monitoring and Technical Committees
This meeting is physically accessible fireworks displays; or the operation of
recommendations on 2016 Summer
to people with disabilities. Requests for aircraft below the minimum altitude in
Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea Bass
sign language interpretation or other restricted zones of national marine
commercial management measures and
auxiliary aids should be directed to M. sanctuaries. Congress also gave NOAA
recommend any changes to the
Jan Saunders, (302) 526–5251, at least 5 the discretion to assess an SUP fee and
commercial management measures.
days prior to the meeting date. laid out the basic components of an SUP
There will be a Board Action regarding
fee (16 U.S.C. 1441 (d)). The NMSA
an ASMFC Addendum for summer Dated: November 16, 2015. states:
flounder. The Council will review Tracey L. Thompson,
recommendations from the Monitoring (d) Fees—
Acting Deputy Director, Office of Sustainable (1) Assessment and Collection—The
Committee and Advisory Panel then Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service. Secretary may assess and collect fees for the
adopt recommendations for the 2016 [FR Doc. 2015–29547 Filed 11–18–15; 8:45 am] conduct of any activity under a permit issued
Summer Flounder recreational BILLING CODE 3510–22–P under this section.
management measures. The Council (2) Amount—The amount of the fee under
will discuss the timeline and give an this subsection shall be the equal to the sum
update on the progress for the Summer DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE of—
Flounder Amendment. There will be a (A) Costs incurred, or expected to be
Board Action regarding an ASMFC National Oceanic and Atmospheric incurred, by the Secretary in issuing the
permit;
Addendum for black sea bass. The Administration (B) Costs incurred, or expected to be
Council will review recommendations incurred, by the Secretary as a direct result
from the Monitoring Committee and Final Notice of Fee Calculations for of the conduct of the activity for which the
Advisory Panel then adopt Special Use Permits permit is issued, including costs of
recommendations for the 2016 Black monitoring the conduct of the activity; and
AGENCY: Office of National Marine (C) An amount which represents the fair
Sea Bass and Scup recreational
Sanctuaries (ONMS), National Ocean market value of the use of the sanctuary
management measures.
Service (NOS), National Oceanic and resource.
Thursday, December 10, 2015 Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). (3) Use of Fees—Amounts collected by the
Secretary in the form of fees under this
The Council will receive a ACTION: Notice.
section may be used by the Secretary—
presentation regarding the Greater (A) For issuing and administering permits
Atlantic Regional Fisheries Office SUMMARY: In accordance with a under this section; and
requirement of Public Law 106–513 (16
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(GARFO) Recreational Implementation (B) For expenses of managing national
Plan and receive a report from the U.S.C. 1441(b)), NOAA hereby gives marine sanctuaries.
Northeast Fisheries Science Center public notice of the methods, formulas (4) Waiver or Reduction of Fees—The
(NEFSC) regarding the NEFSC Strategic and rationale for the calculations it will Secretary may accept in-kind contributions
use in order to assess fees associated in lieu of a fee under paragraph (2)(C), or
Plan. The Council will review and waive or reduce any fee assessed under this
approve their 2016 Implementation with special use permits (SUPs).
subsection for any activity that does not
Plan. The day will conclude with brief DATES: This notice is effective derive profit from the access to or use of
reports from the National Marine November 19, 2015. sanctuary resources.

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will be $500 per site/per day. This is an authorities to allow activities not 4th Ave., Suite 306, Anchorage, AK
existing value that has been applied described above that may result in 99501–2252; telephone: (907) 271–2809.
historically at national marine environmental impacts and thus require FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
sanctuaries for this activity. the preparation of an environmental David Witherell, Council staff;
assessment or environmental impact telephone: (907) 271–2809.
III. Waiver or Reduction of Fees
statement. In these situations NOAA SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
NOAA may accept in-kind will ensure that the appropriate NEPA Scientific and Statistical Committee
contributions in lieu of a fee, or waive documentation is prepared prior to (SSC) will begin at 8 a.m. in the King
or reduce any fee assessed for any taking final action on a permit or Salmon/Iliamna Room on Monday
activity that does not derive profit from making any irretrievable or irreversible December 7 and continue through
the access to or use of sanctuary commitment of agency resources. Wednesday December 9, 2015. The
resources. NOAA may consider the Council’s Advisory Panel (AP) will
benefits of the activity to support the B. Paperwork Reduction Act
begin at 8 a.m. in the Dillingham/
goals and objectives of the sanctuary as Notwithstanding any other provisions Katmai Room on Tuesday December 8,
an in-kind contribution in lieu of a fee. of the law, no person is required to and continue through Saturday,
respond to, nor shall any person be December 12, 2015. The Recreational
IV. Response to Comments
subject to a penalty for failure to comply Quota Entity Committee (RQE) will
Comment: One commenter supported with a collection of information subject meet on Monday, December 7, 2015,
NOAA’s intent to assess and collect fees to the requirements of the Paperwork from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (room to be
associated with special use permits and Reduction Act (PRA), 44 U.S.C. 3501 et determined). The Enforcement
proposed that NOAA should require a seq., unless that collection of Committee will meet on Tuesday,
larger range of for-profit operators to pay information displays a currently valid December 8, 2015, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
fees for the use of sanctuary resources. Office of Management and Budget (room to be determined). The Charter
Response: While NOAA appreciates (OMB) control number. Applications for Implementation Committee will meet on
the public support for the use of this the SUPs discussed in this notice Tuesday, December 8, 2015, from 1 p.m.
authority in protecting sanctuary involve a collection-of information to 4 p.m. (room to be determined). The
resources, the suggestion to collect fees requirement subject to the requirements Individual Fishing Quota Committee
for activities which currently do not of the PRA. OMB has approved this will meet on Tuesday, December 8,
require a special use permit is not collection-of-information requirement 2015, from 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (room to
within the scope of this action. under OMB control number 0648–0141. be determined).
V. Classification Dated: November 12, 2015.
Agenda
John Armor,
A. National Environmental Policy Act
Acting Director, Office of National Marine Monday, December 7, 2015 Through
NOAA has concluded that this action Sanctuaries. Tuesday, December 15, 2015
will not have a significant effect, [FR Doc. 2015–29524 Filed 11–18–15; 8:45 am] Council Plenary Session: The agenda
individually or cumulatively, on the BILLING CODE 3510–NK–P for the Council’s plenary session will
human environment. This action is include the following issues. The
categorically excluded from the Council may take appropriate action on
requirement to prepare an DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE any of the issues identified.
environmental assessment or
environmental impact statement in National Oceanic and Atmospheric (1) Executive Director’s Report
accordance with Section 6.03c3(i) of Administration (Quintillion Fiber Optic Cable
NOAA Administrative Order 216–6. Presentation (T))
RIN 0648–XE318 (2) NMFS Management Report (Report
Specifically, this action is a notice of an
on Final 2016 Observer Annual
administrative and legal nature. North Pacific Fishery Management Deployment Plan)
Furthermore, individual permit actions Council; Public Meetings (3) ADF&G Report
by NOAA will be subject to additional (4) NOAA Enforcement Report
case-by-case analysis, as required under AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries
Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and (5) USCG Report
NEPA, which will be completed as new (6) USFWS Report
permit applications are submitted for Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Commerce. (7) Protected Species Report
specific projects and activities. (8) Amendment 80 Coop Reports on
NOAA also expects that many of these ACTION: Notice of public meetings. 2016 Halibut PSC Management
individual actions will also meet the Plans
criteria of one or more of the categorical SUMMARY: The North Pacific Fishery
Management Council (Council) and its (9) BSAI Groundfish Harvest
exclusions described in NOAA Specifications—Final Action
Administrative Order 216–6 because advisory committees will meet
December 7, 2015 through December 15, (10) GOA Groundfish Harvest
SUPs cannot be issued for activities that Specifications and Halibut DMRS—
are expected to result in any destruction 2015.
Final Action
of, injury to, or loss of any sanctuary DATES: The Council will begin its (11) GOA Chinook Salmon PSC
resource. However, the SUP authority plenary session at 8 a.m. in the Denali Reapportionment—Final Action
Room on Wednesday, December 9,
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may at times be used to allow activities (12) Bering Sea Fishery Ecosystem
that may meet the Council on continuing through Tuesday, December Plan—Discussion Paper
Environmental Quality’s definition of 15, 2015. (13) Charter Halibut Measures for
the term ‘‘significant’’ despite the lack ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at 2016—Final Action
of apparent environmental impacts. In the Anchorage Hilton Hotel, 500 W. 3rd (14) Charter Halibut RQE Program—
addition, NOAA may, in certain Ave., Anchorage, AK 99501. Initial Review
circumstances, combine its SUP Council address: North Pacific (15) Halibut Management Framework—
authority with other regulatory Fishery Management Council, 605 W. Review

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