80 FR 79918 - Announcement of Requirements and Registration for the “My Preparedness Story: Staying Healthy and Resilient” Video Challenge

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Federal Register Volume 80, Issue 246 (December 23, 2015)

Page Range		79918-79921
FR Document		2015-32331

The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), located within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, announces the launch of the ``My Preparedness Story: Staying Healthy and Resilient'' Video Challenge. Natural disasters and other emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. Taking action ahead of an emergency can help individuals, families, and communities fully prepare to prevent or minimize potential health impacts. Young people can help their family, friends, and community become stronger by protecting their health during disasters and every day. For example, some can do it by volunteering in a health center or with a local Medical Reserve Corps Unit, learning first aid skills, developing an emergency plan, preparing an emergency kit, or educating their family and friends about actions they can take to be healthy. This contest invites young people between the ages of 14 and 23 to create a short video, 60 seconds or less, that answers the question, ``How are you helping family, friends, and community to protect their health during disasters and every day?''

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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES


Announcement of Requirements and Registration for the ``My 
Preparedness Story: Staying Healthy and Resilient'' Video Challenge

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and 
Response, Department of Health and Human Services.

ACTION: Notice.

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SUMMARY: The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and 
Response (ASPR), located within the U.S. Department of Health and Human 
Services, announces the launch of the ``My Preparedness Story: Staying 
Healthy and Resilient'' Video Challenge. Natural disasters and other 
emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. Taking action ahead of 
an emergency can help individuals, families, and communities fully 
prepare to prevent or minimize potential health impacts. Young people 
can help their family, friends, and community become stronger by 
protecting their health during disasters and every day. For example, 
some can do it by volunteering in a health center or with a local 
Medical Reserve Corps Unit, learning first aid skills, developing an 
emergency plan, preparing an emergency kit, or educating their family 
and friends about actions they can take to be healthy.

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    This contest invites young people between the ages of 14 and 23 to 
create a short video, 60 seconds or less, that answers the question, 
``How are you helping family, friends, and community to protect their 
health during disasters and every day?''

DATES: Challenge begins on January 4, 2016, and ends on March 28, 2016, 
11 p.m. EST. ASPR staff will judge eligible submissions and select 
semifinalists April 4-8, 2016. The general public will rate the 
semifinalists' videos April 11-22, 2016. The winners will be notified 
and announced no later than May 9, 2016. ASPR will announce timeline 
changes by amending this Federal Register notice.

ADDRESSES: See Supplemental Information section for complete Video 
Challenge details.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: [email protected].

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The challenge is authorized by Public Law 
111-358, the America Creating Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote 
Excellence in Technology, Education and Science Reauthorization Act of 
2010 (COMPETES Act).
    Eligible Entities: This video contest is open to people in the 
United States (U.S.) who are between the ages of 14 and 23 at the time 
of entry. Contestants may be individuals, public or private entities, 
or groups. An individual, whether participating individually or in a 
group, must be a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S. If the 
contestant is less than 18 at the time of entry, the entrant must have 
a completed Parental/Guardian Consent Form. In the case of a private 
entity, the entity must be incorporated in and maintain a primary place 
of business in the U.S. Federal entities are not eligible; federal 
employees acting within the scope of their employment are not eligible. 
ASPR employees are not eligible. Federal grantees may not use federal 
funds to develop an application unless consistent with the purpose of 
their grant award and specifically requested to do so due to 
competition design and as announced in the Federal Register. Federal 
contractors may not use federal funds from a contract to develop 
applications or to fund efforts in support of a challenge submission. 
The contest is subject to all applicable federal laws and regulations. 
Participation constitutes contestant's full and unconditional agreement 
to these official rules, which are final and binding in all matters 
related to the contest. Eligibility for a prize award is contingent 
upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein. An individual or 
entity shall not be deemed ineligible because the individual or entity 
used federal facilities or consulted with federal employees during a 
competition if the facilities and employees are made available to all 
individuals and entities participating on an equitable basis.
    Submission Period and Requirements: Contestants must submit their 
video between January 4, 2016, and March 28, 2016. Contestants may be 
individuals or groups. One video may be submitted per contestant. To 
register for the Challenge, each contestant will need to create a free 
account at http://www.challenge.gov. Groups must submit an entry 
through a single designated individual or entity within the group. 
Contestants must follow submission rules found at https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/my-preparedness-story-staying-healthy-and-resilient/.
    Contest Guidelines: Only complete entries that follow application 
instructions will be reviewed. ASPR reserves the right to disqualify 
participants in instances where misconduct is identified. We expect 
participants will treat each other and their communities with respect. 
We will not accept submissions that contain vulgar language, personal 
attacks, or offensive terms that target individuals or groups. We will 
not accept submissions that promote services or products. Submissions 
that make unsupported claims will not be accepted. Other rules include:
     Contestants must submit their video by March 28, 2016, at 
11 p.m. EST;
     All videos must be submitted through the Video Challenge 
Web site at https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/my-preparedness-story-staying-healthy-and-resilient/;
     A video must be 60 seconds or less, showing how you help 
family, friends, and community to protect their health during disasters 
and every day;
     Contestants may submit their entry as an individual or 
part of a group;
    [ssquf] Only one video may be submitted per contestant;
    [ssquf] Submissions by groups should be submitted only once by one 
member of the group (one prize will be awarded for each winning entry); 
and
     Contestants must upload their video to YouTube (http://www.youtube.com) and add the link to their video on the ``Submit 
Solutions'' form, along with a description and transcript of the video. 
Each video must contain closed captioning.
    Helpful Links and Information:
     YouTube: How to upload https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/57407?hl=en&rd=1.
     YouTube: How to add closed captions https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/57407?hl=en&rd=1.
     Contestants must be between the ages of 14 and 23 on March 
28, 2016. If under 18, a contestant must have their adult parent or 
legal guardian complete the Parental/Guardian Consent Form at http://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/planning/authority/nhss/Documents/parental-consent-form.pdf. This form must be submitted with your entry.
     Contestants must have the necessary documented permissions 
for individuals heard and/or seen on the submitted video. The 
documented permission of the adult parent or guardian of each person 
under the age of 18 seen or heard in the video is also required.
     Any individual contestant or group entry with a member on 
the Excluded Parties List (https://www.sam.gov/sam/transcript/Public_-_Identifying_Excluded_Entities.pdf ) will not be eligible for prizes.
     The video must be an original creation. Contestants must 
not infringe upon any copyright or any other rights of any third party.
     By submitting a video to this contest, contestants grant a 
royalty-free license to ASPR to copy, distribute, modify, display and 
perform publicly and otherwise use, and authorize others to use, your 
video for any educational purpose throughout the world and in any 
media.
     By submitting a video to this contest, contestants agree 
that ASPR may make your video available to the public from its Web site 
(http://www.phe.gov) and to distribute it to organizations interested 
in showing it for educational purposes. That includes, but is not 
limited to, Internet sites, conferences and events, and television and 
other media outlets.
     Contestants must agree to follow applicable local, state, 
and federal laws, regulations, and policies.
     ASPR reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to 
cancel, suspend, or otherwise modify the challenge, or not award prizes 
if no entries are deemed worthy.
     Contestants must comply with these terms and conditions of 
these rules.
    Submission Topic: All submissions should answer the challenge 
question, ``How are you helping family, friends, and community to 
protect their health during disasters and every day?''
    Judges and Winner Selection: Submissions will be judged by a panel 
of ASPR staff, qualified by training and experience, to evaluate 
submissions on the identified criteria and select the semifinalists. 
The general public will

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have an opportunity to rate the semifinalists' videos using a five-star 
rating system on the Challenge Web site. ASPR staff will select the 
winners by calculating the final scores. Judges will be fair and 
impartial, may not have a personal or financial interest in, or be an 
employee, officer, director, or agent of, any entity that is a 
registered participant in the competition, and may not have a familial 
or financial relationship with an individual who is a registered 
contestant. There may be one first-prize award of $2,000, one second-
prize award of $1,000, and one third-prize award of $500.
    Judging Criteria: Submissions will be scored by the challenge 
reviewers using the following criteria:
     Clear and consistent message/Overall impact (40 percent): 
Does the video show how the contestant is helping family, friends, and 
community to protect their health during disasters and every day? Is 
the story clear, educational, inspiring, and persuasive? Does it 
motivate peers to be more prepared?
     Creativity and originality (30 percent): How creatively 
does the video answer the challenge question? How original is the idea?
     Production quality (20 percent): Does the video 
effectively use lighting, sound, and editing to tell the story? Is the 
dialogue clear and easy to understand? Do visual effects (if any) 
contribute to the message or detract from it?
     Public rating (10 percent): How does the public rate the 
video?
    Winners and Recognition: The winners will be announced no later 
than May 9, 2016, on the challenge Web site, the ASPR homepage (http://www.phe.gov), and ASPR's social media channels (Facebook, Twitter, and 
YouTube). There may be up to five winners.
    Publicity: Except where prohibited, participation in the challenge 
constitutes the winner's consent to use the winner's name, likeness, 
photograph, voice, opinions, and/or hometown and state information by 
ASPR in any media without further payment or consideration.
    Intellectual Property: By submitting an entry to the challenge, 
each contestant/submitter warrants that he or she is the sole author 
and owner of any copyrightable works that the entry comprises (or has 
obtained sufficient rights in any copyrightable works owned by third 
parties to satisfy its obligations set forth herein), that the works 
are wholly original with the contestant/submitter, and that the entry 
does not infringe any copyright or any other rights of any third party 
of which contestant/submitter is aware.
    To receive an award, contestant/submitter will not be required to 
transfer their intellectual property rights to the ASPR. Each 
contestant/submitter retains title to their entry, and expressly 
reserves all intellectual property rights (e.g., copyrights and rights 
to inventions and patents that cover them) in their entry. By 
participating in the challenge, each contestant/submitter grants to the 
federal government a nonexclusive, non-transferrable, irrevocable, 
paid-up license to practice or have practiced for or on behalf of the 
U.S. any invention throughout the world owned or controlled by the 
contestant/submitter that covers the entry, and grants to the U.S. 
government and others acting on behalf of the U.S. government, a 
royalty-free, irrevocable, non-exclusive worldwide license to use, 
reproduce, and display publicly all parts of the entry for the purposes 
of the challenge. This license includes, without limitation, posting or 
linking to the entry on the official challenge Web site.
    Contestants/submitters are free to discuss their entry and the 
ideas or technologies that it contains with other parties, encouraged 
to share ideas/technologies publicly, and free to contract with any 
third parties, as long as they do not sign any agreement or undertake 
any obligation that conflicts with the challenge rules set forth 
herein.
    Liability: By participating in this challenge, each contestant/
submitter agrees to assume any and all risks and waive claims against 
the federal government and its related entities (as defined in the 
America COMPETES Act), including Capital Consulting Corporation, the 
challenge's expert advisors and judges, except in the case of willful 
misconduct, for any injury, death, damage, or loss of property, 
revenue, or profits, whether direct, indirect, or consequential, 
arising from participation in this challenge, whether the injury, 
death, damage, or loss arises through negligence or otherwise. By 
participating in this challenge, each contestant/submitter agrees to 
indemnify the federal government and the Capital Consulting Corporation 
against third party claims for damages arising from or related to 
challenge activities.
    Insurance: Based on the subject matter of the Challenge, the type 
of work that it will possibly require, as well as an analysis of the 
likelihood of any claims for death, bodily injury, or property damage, 
or loss potentially resulting from competition participation, 
contestants are not required to obtain liability insurance or 
demonstrate financial responsibility in order to participate in this 
challenge.
    Warranties: By submitting an entry to the challenge, each 
contestant/submitter represents and warrants that all information 
provided in the entry and as a result of the challenge registration 
process is true and complete, that contestant/submitter has the right 
and authority to submit such entry on the contestant's/submitter's own 
behalf or on behalf of the persons and entities specified within the 
entry, and that the entry:
     Is your original work, or is submitted by permission with 
full and proper credit given within your entry;
     Does not contain confidential information or trade secrets 
(yours or anyone else's);
     Does not knowingly violate or infringe upon the patent 
rights, industrial design rights, copyrights, trademarks, rights in 
technical data, rights of privacy, publicity or other intellectual 
property or other rights of any person or entity; and
     Does not contain malicious code, such as viruses, malware, 
timebombs, cancelbots, worms, Trojan horses, or other potentially 
harmful programs or other material or information.
    General Conditions: ASPR reserves the right to cancel, suspend, 
and/or modify this challenge at any time through amendment to this 
Federal Register notice. In the event the challenge is modified, 
contestants/submitters registered in the challenge will be notified by 
email and provided with a copy of the amended challenge rules and a 
listing of the changes that were made. Any contestant/submitter who 
continues to participate in the challenge following receipt of such a 
notice of amendment(s) will be deemed to have accepted any such 
amendment(s). If a contestant/submitter does not wish to continue to 
participate in the challenge pursuant to the Official Rules, as 
amended, such contestant/submitter may terminate participation in the 
challenge by not submitting additional entries or withdrawing their 
submission. ASPR reserves the right to not award prizes if no entries 
are deemed worthy.
    Only complete entries that follow application instructions will be 
reviewed and eligible to win. ASPR reserves the right to disqualify any 
challenge participants in instances where misconduct is identified or 
other contest guidelines are not met.


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    Dated: December 17, 2015.
Nicole Lurie,
Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response.
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Purpose: The purpose of the meeting is to definitions of population health and review Response, Department of Health and
discuss services and issues related to the existing population health models. This Human Services.
health of migratory and seasonal agricultural meeting will form the basis for NACNEP’s ACTION: Notice.
workers and their families and to formulate mandated 14th Annual Report to the
recommendations for the Secretary of Health Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health SUMMARY: The Office of the Assistant
and Human Services. and Human Services and Congress. Secretary for Preparedness and
Agenda: The agenda includes an overview Agenda: A final agenda will be posted on
Response (ASPR), located within the
of the Council’s general business activities. the NACNEP Web site 3 days prior to the
The Council will also hear presentations meeting. Agenda items are subject to change U.S. Department of Health and Human
from experts on agricultural worker issues, as priorities dictate. Services, announces the launch of the
including the status of agricultural worker Supplementary Information: Further ‘‘My Preparedness Story: Staying
health at the local and national levels. information regarding NACNEP, including Healthy and Resilient’’ Video Challenge.
In addition, the Council will be holding a the roster of members, reports to Congress, Natural disasters and other emergencies
public hearing at which migratory and and minutes from previous meetings, is can happen anywhere and at any time.
seasonal agricultural workers will have the available at the NACNEP Web site. Members Taking action ahead of an emergency
opportunity to testify before the Council of the public and interested parties may
can help individuals, families, and
regarding matters that affect the health of request to participate in the meeting by
migratory and seasonal agricultural workers. contacting Staff Assistant, Jeanne Brown. communities fully prepare to prevent or
The hearing is scheduled for Thursday, Access to the meeting will be granted on a minimize potential health impacts.
January 14, 2016, from 9:45 a.m. to 12:00 first-come, first-served basis and space is Young people can help their family,
p.m., at the Biltmore Hotel & Suites. limited. Public participants may submit friends, and community become
Individuals who plan to attend and need written statements in advance of the stronger by protecting their health
special assistance, such as sign language scheduled meeting. If you would like to during disasters and every day. For
provide oral public comment during the
tkelley on DSK3SPTVN1PROD with NOTICES

interpretation or other reasonable example, some can do it by volunteering
accommodations, should notify the contact meeting you will need to register with in a health center or with a local
person listed above at least 10 days prior to Kristen Hansen, Acting Designated Federal
the meeting. Official (DFO). Public comment will be Medical Reserve Corps Unit, learning
Agenda items are subject to change as limited to 3 minutes per speaker and is first aid skills, developing an emergency
priorities indicate. tentatively scheduled for after lunch on the plan, preparing an emergency kit, or
For Further Information Contact: CDR first day of the meeting. Statements and educating their family and friends about
Jacqueline Rodrigue, M.S.W., Office of comments can be addressed to Kristen actions they can take to be healthy.

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This contest invites young people individual or entity shall not be deemed • YouTube: How to add closed
between the ages of 14 and 23 to create ineligible because the individual or captions https://support.google.com/
a short video, 60 seconds or less, that entity used federal facilities or youtube/answer/57407?hl=en&rd=1.
answers the question, ‘‘How are you consulted with federal employees • Contestants must be between the
helping family, friends, and community during a competition if the facilities and ages of 14 and 23 on March 28, 2016.
to protect their health during disasters employees are made available to all If under 18, a contestant must have their
and every day?’’ individuals and entities participating on adult parent or legal guardian complete
DATES: Challenge begins on January 4, an equitable basis. the Parental/Guardian Consent Form at
2016, and ends on March 28, 2016, 11 Submission Period and Requirements: http://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/
p.m. EST. ASPR staff will judge eligible Contestants must submit their video planning/authority/nhss/Documents/
submissions and select semifinalists between January 4, 2016, and March 28, parental-consent-form.pdf. This form
April 4–8, 2016. The general public will 2016. Contestants may be individuals or must be submitted with your entry.
rate the semifinalists’ videos April 11– groups. One video may be submitted per • Contestants must have the
22, 2016. The winners will be notified contestant. To register for the Challenge, necessary documented permissions for
and announced no later than May 9, each contestant will need to create a free individuals heard and/or seen on the
2016. ASPR will announce timeline account at http://www.challenge.gov. submitted video. The documented
changes by amending this Federal Groups must submit an entry through a permission of the adult parent or
Register notice. single designated individual or entity guardian of each person under the age
ADDRESSES: See Supplemental within the group. Contestants must of 18 seen or heard in the video is also
Information section for complete Video follow submission rules found at required.
Challenge details. https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/ • Any individual contestant or group
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: my-preparedness-story-staying-healthy- entry with a member on the Excluded
NHSS@hhs.gov. and-resilient/. Parties List (https://www.sam.gov/sam/
Contest Guidelines: Only complete transcript/Public_-_Identifying_
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
entries that follow application Excluded_Entities.pdf ) will not be
challenge is authorized by Public Law
instructions will be reviewed. ASPR eligible for prizes.
111–358, the America Creating • The video must be an original
Opportunities to Meaningfully Promote reserves the right to disqualify
participants in instances where creation. Contestants must not infringe
Excellence in Technology, Education upon any copyright or any other rights
and Science Reauthorization Act of misconduct is identified. We expect
participants will treat each other and of any third party.
2010 (COMPETES Act). • By submitting a video to this
Eligible Entities: This video contest is their communities with respect. We will
not accept submissions that contain contest, contestants grant a royalty-free
open to people in the United States license to ASPR to copy, distribute,
(U.S.) who are between the ages of 14 vulgar language, personal attacks, or
offensive terms that target individuals or modify, display and perform publicly
and 23 at the time of entry. Contestants and otherwise use, and authorize others
may be individuals, public or private groups. We will not accept submissions
that promote services or products. to use, your video for any educational
entities, or groups. An individual, purpose throughout the world and in
whether participating individually or in Submissions that make unsupported
claims will not be accepted. Other rules any media.
a group, must be a citizen or permanent • By submitting a video to this
resident of the U.S. If the contestant is include:
less than 18 at the time of entry, the • Contestants must submit their video contest, contestants agree that ASPR
by March 28, 2016, at 11 p.m. EST; may make your video available to the
entrant must have a completed Parental/
• All videos must be submitted public from its Web site (http://
Guardian Consent Form. In the case of www.phe.gov) and to distribute it to
through the Video Challenge Web site at
a private entity, the entity must be organizations interested in showing it
https://www.challenge.gov/challenge/
incorporated in and maintain a primary for educational purposes. That includes,
my-preparedness-story-staying-healthy-
place of business in the U.S. Federal but is not limited to, Internet sites,
and-resilient/;
entities are not eligible; federal • A video must be 60 seconds or less, conferences and events, and television
employees acting within the scope of showing how you help family, friends, and other media outlets.
their employment are not eligible. ASPR and community to protect their health • Contestants must agree to follow
employees are not eligible. Federal during disasters and every day; applicable local, state, and federal laws,
grantees may not use federal funds to • Contestants may submit their entry regulations, and policies.
develop an application unless as an individual or part of a group; • ASPR reserves the right, in its sole
consistent with the purpose of their D Only one video may be submitted discretion, to cancel, suspend, or
grant award and specifically requested per contestant; otherwise modify the challenge, or not
to do so due to competition design and D Submissions by groups should be award prizes if no entries are deemed
as announced in the Federal Register. submitted only once by one member of worthy.
Federal contractors may not use federal the group (one prize will be awarded for • Contestants must comply with these
funds from a contract to develop each winning entry); and terms and conditions of these rules.
applications or to fund efforts in • Contestants must upload their video Submission Topic: All submissions
support of a challenge submission. The to YouTube (http://www.youtube.com) should answer the challenge question,
contest is subject to all applicable and add the link to their video on the ‘‘How are you helping family, friends,
federal laws and regulations. ‘‘Submit Solutions’’ form, along with a and community to protect their health
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Participation constitutes contestant’s description and transcript of the video. during disasters and every day?’’
full and unconditional agreement to Each video must contain closed Judges and Winner Selection:
these official rules, which are final and captioning. Submissions will be judged by a panel
binding in all matters related to the Helpful Links and Information: of ASPR staff, qualified by training and
contest. Eligibility for a prize award is • YouTube: How to upload https:// experience, to evaluate submissions on
contingent upon fulfilling all support.google.com/youtube/answer/ the identified criteria and select the
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Nicole Lurie, omb.eop.gov or by fax to 202–395–6974, developed. In twenty-eight years (FY
Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Attention: NIH Desk Officer. 1987–2015), the NIEHS Worker Training
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: To courses, which have accounted for
HUMAN SERVICES obtain a copy of the data collection nearly 39 million contact hours of actual
plans and instruments, or request more training. Generally, the grant will
National Institutes of Health information on the proposed project, initially be for one year, and subsequent
contact: Joseph T. Hughes, Jr., Director, continuation awards are also for one
Submission for OMB Review; 30-Day
Worker Training Program, Division of year at a time. Grantees must submit a
Comment Request: Hazardous Waste
Extramural Research and Training, separate application to have the support
Worker Training
NIEHS, P.O. Box 12233, Research continued for each subsequent year.
SUMMARY: Under the provisions of Triangle Park, NC 27709 or call non-toll- Grantees are to provide information in
Section 3507(a)(1)(D) of the Paperwork free number (919) 541–0217 or Email accordance with S65.4(a), (b), (c) and
Reduction Act of 1995, the NIEHS, the your request, including your address to: 65.6(a) on the nature, duration, and
National Institutes of Health, has hughes3@niehs.nih.gov. Formal requests purpose of the training, selection
submitted to the Office of Management for additional plans and instruments criteria for trainees’ qualifications and
and Budget (OMB) a request for review must be requested in writing. competency of the project director and
and approval of the information Proposed Collection Hazardous Waste staff, cooperative agreements in the case
collection listed below. This proposed Worker Training—42 CFR part 65, of joint applications, the adequacy of
information collection was previously (NIEHS), 0925–0348, Expiration Date training plans and resources, including
published in the Federal Register on 12/31/2015—EXTENSION, National budget and curriculum, and response to
September 16, 2015, Pages 55634– Institute of Environmental Health meeting training criteria in OSHA’s
55635, and allowed 60-days for public Sciences (NIEHS), National Institutes of Hazardous Waste Operations and
comment. No public comments were Health (NIH). Emergency Response Regulations (29
received. The purpose of this notice is Need and Use of Information
CFR 1910.120). As a cooperative
to allow an additional 30 days for public Collection: This request for OMB review
agreement, there are additional
comment. The National Institute of and approval of the information
requirements for the progress report
Environmental Health Sciences collection is required by regulation 42
section of the application. Grantees are
(NIEHS), National Institutes of Health, CFR part 65(a)(6). The National Institute
of Environmental Health Sciences to provide their information in hard
may not conduct or sponsor, and the
(NIEHS) was given major responsibility copy as well as enter information into
respondent is not required to respond
for initiating a worker safety and health the WTP Grantee Data Management
to, an information collection that has
training program under Section 126 of System. The information collected is
been extended, revised, or implemented
the Superfund Amendments and used by the Director through officers,
on or after October 1, 1995, unless it
Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA) for employees, experts, and consultants to
displays a currently valid OMB control
hazardous waste workers and evaluate applications based on technical
number.
Direct Comments to OMB: Written emergency responders. A network of merit to determine whether to make
comments and/or suggestions regarding non-profit organizations that are awards.
the item(s) contained in this notice, committed to protecting workers and OMB approval is requested for 3
especially regarding the estimated their communities by delivering high- years. There are no costs to respondents
public burden and associated response quality, peer-reviewed safety and health other than their time. The total
time, should be directed to the: Office curricula to target populations of estimated annualized burden hours are
of Management and Budget, Office of hazardous waste workers and 560.

ESTIMATED ANNUALIZED BURDEN HOURS
Number of Average time
Number of Total annual
Type of respondent responses per per response
respondents burden hour
respondent ( in hours)

Grantees .......................................................................................................... 20 2 14 560

Dated: December 15, 2015. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is
Jane M. Lambert, HUMAN SERVICES hereby given of the following meeting.
Project Clearance Liaison, NIEHS. The meeting will be closed to the
[FR Doc. 2015–32177 Filed 12–22–15; 8:45 am] National Institutes of Health public in accordance with the
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provisions set forth in sections
BILLING CODE 4140–01–P
National Center for Advancing 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C.,
Translational Sciences; Notice of as amended. The contract proposals and
Closed Meeting the discussions could disclose
confidential trade secrets or commercial
Pursuant to section 10(d) of the property such as patentable material,
Federal Advisory Committee Act, as and personal information concerning

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