82 FR 5473 - Proposed Membership of the Bureau of Indian Education Accountability Negotiated Rulemaking Committee
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Bureau of Indian Affairs Federal Register Volume 82, Issue 11 (January 18, 2017)
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Federal Register Volume 82, Issue 11 (January 18, 2017)
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[Federal Register Volume 82, Number 11 (Wednesday, January 18, 2017)] [Proposed Rules] [Pages 5473-5476] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2017-01061] ======================================================================= ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Indian Affairs 25 CFR 30 [178A2100DD/AAKC001030/A0A501010.999900 253G] Proposed Membership of the Bureau of Indian Education Accountability Negotiated Rulemaking Committee AGENCY: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Interior. ACTION: Proposed membership of negotiated rulemaking committee; request for nominations; and request for comments. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The Secretary of the Interior has selected proposed members to form the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) Accountability Negotiated Rulemaking Committee (Committee) which will recommend revisions to the existing regulations to implement the Secretary's responsibility to define the standards, assessments, and accountability system for Bureau-funded schools, as required by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Representatives were nominated by Tribes whose students attend Bureau-funded schools. After considering nominations, the Secretary proposes to appoint the persons named in this notice as Tribal Committee members. Tribes, Tribal organizations, and individual Tribal members may submit comments on the proposed Tribal Committee membership, apply for Tribal membership on the Committee, or submit other nominations for Tribal membership on the Committee. The Secretary also proposes to appoint Federal representatives to the Committee as listed. DATES: Comments on the proposed Tribal members of this Committee must be submitted no later than February 17, 2017. ADDRESSES: Send comments and nominations to the Designated Federal Official: Sue Bement, Education Program Specialist, Bureau of Indian Education, C/O Office of Regulatory Affairs and Collaborative Action, 1001 Indian School Road NW., Suite 312, Albuquerque, NM 87104. Or email at: [email protected]. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sue Bement, Designated Federal Official; email [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Background The purpose of the BIE Committee is to serve as an advisory committee under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) and the Negotiated Rulemaking Act (NRA) in a manner that: (1) Reflects the unique government-to-government relationship between American Indian Tribes and the United States; (2) Ensures that the membership of the Committee includes only representatives of the Federal Government and Tribes; and (3) To the extent possible, allots Tribal representation based upon the Tribes' proportionate share of the total enrollment in Bureau- funded schools. The Secretary has determined that the proper functioning of the Committee requires that the Committee be limited to no more than the 25 members recommended by the NRA (5 U.S.C. 565). The Secretary has selected 19 Tribal representatives and 6 Federal representatives for the Committee, for a proposed total of 25 members. The Secretary finds that the proposed Tribal representatives for the Committee: (1) Represent a balance of interests that will be significantly affected by the final rules (i.e., parents; teachers; school board members; and administrators of Tribal and Tribally operated contract day schools, grant day schools, grant boarding schools, and peripheral dormitories); (2) Proportionately represent students from Tribes served by Bureau-funded schools; (3) Reflect the different varieties of school size, type of school and facility, and geographical location; and [[Page 5474]] (4) Have been selected using a process that considers the nominees' experience and expertise in Indian education. Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) The ESSA reauthorizes and amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA). ESSA Section 8007(2) directs the Secretary of the Interior, in consultation with the Secretary of Education, if so requested, to use a negotiated rulemaking process to develop regulations for implementation of the Secretary of the Interior's defined standards, assessments, and accountability system for Bureau-funded schools no later than the 2017-2018 academic year. The Committee will recommend revisions to the existing regulations (25 CFR part 30) to replace Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) regulatory language and implement the Secretary's statutory responsibilities. The regulations will define the standards, assessments, and accountability system, consistent with Section 1111 of the ESEA, for Bureau-funded schools on a national, regional, or Tribal basis. ESSA Section 8007(2) also provides that if a Tribal governing body or school board of a Bureau-funded school determines the requirements established by the Secretary of the Interior are inappropriate, they may waive, in part or in whole, such requirements. Where such requirements are waived, the Tribal governing body or school board must, within 60 days, submit to the Secretary of the Interior a proposal for alternative standards, assessments, and an accountability system, if applicable, consistent with ESEA Section 1111. The proposal must take into account the unique circumstances and needs of the school or schools and the students served. The proposal will be approved by the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Education, unless the proposed standards, assessments, and accountability system do not meet the requirements of ESEA Section 1111. Additionally, a Tribal governing body or school board of a Bureau-funded school seeking a waiver may request, and the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Education will provide, technical assistance. Proposed Work of the Committee The Committee will attempt to reach consensus on draft regulatory language for implementation by the 2017-2018 academic year. The objectives of the Committee are to represent the interests that will be significantly affected by the final regulations, negotiate in good faith, and reach consensus, where possible, on recommendations to the Secretary for the proposed regulations. The Committee will be charged, consistent with ESSA Section 8007, with developing draft regulations to implement the Secretary's responsibility to define the standards, assessments, and an accountability system, consistent with ESEA Section 1111, for Bureau- funded schools. The draft regulations will be considered by the Secretary and subject to government-to-government consultation. The Department must have final regulations for implementation by the 2017- 2018 academic year. As a part of its deliberations, the Committee will consider the appropriate scope of the draft regulations, e.g., national, regional, or Tribal basis, as appropriate, taking into account the unique circumstances and needs of such schools and the students served by such schools, and how BIE will implement such regulations. The BIE encourages Tribal self-determination in Native education, by encouraging governing Tribes or school boards to develop alternative standards, assessments, and accountability systems, and by providing technical assistance. Therefore, the Committee will also be asked to provide recommendations on how BIE could best provide technical assistance under ESSA Section 8007(2) to Tribes who opt to exercise their authority to adopt their own standards, assessments, and an accountability system). Since the Department must have final regulations in place by the 2017-2018 academic year, the Committee will be expected to meet frequently within a short time frame, i.e., from the time of establishment through summer 2017. BIE currently anticipates up to six meetings, with each meeting lasting three days in length. The BIE has dedicated resources required to: ensure the Committee is able to conduct meetings, provide technical assistance, and provide any additional support required to fulfill the Committee's responsibilities. Proposed Tribal Committee Members On November 9, 2015, the BIE published a notice of intent (80 FR 69161) requesting comments and nominations for Tribal representatives for the Committee. The comment period for that notice of intent closed December 24, 2015. On April 14, 2016, the BIE reopened the comment and nomination period with a new deadline of May 31, 2016 (81 FR 22039). The BIE further extended the comment period for Tribes to nominate individuals for membership on the Committee on August 17, 2016 (81 FR 54768) with a closing date of October 3, 2016. Within each of those notices, the BIE solicited comments on the proposal to establish the Committee, including comments on any additional interests not identified. Within each of those notices, the BIE solicited nominations from Tribes whose students attended Bureau- funded schools operated either by BIE or by a Tribe or tribal organization through a contract or grant, to nominate Tribal representatives to serve on the Committee and Tribal alternates to serve when the representative is unavailable. Based upon the proportionate share of students, some Tribes similar in affiliation or geography were grouped together for one seat. BIE asked those Tribes to either co-nominate a single Tribal representative to represent the multi-tribal jurisdiction or for each Tribe in the multi-Tribal jurisdiction to nominate a representative with the knowledge that the Secretary will be able to appoint only one of the nominees who will be responsible for representing the entire multi-Tribal jurisdiction on the Committee. A chart demonstrating the proportionate share of students attending Bureau-funded schools can be found in the Federal Register at 80 FR 69161, dated November 9, 2015. The Secretary of the Interior proposes the following Tribal representatives for the BIE Committee, who:Have knowledge of school assessments and accountability systems; Have relevant experiences as past or present superintendents, principals, teachers, or school board members, or possess direct experience with AYP; Are able to coordinate, to the extent possible, with other Tribes and schools who may not be represented on the Committee; Are able to present the Tribe(s) with the authority to embody Tribal views, communicate with Tribal constituents, and have a clear means to reach agreement on behalf of the Tribe(s); Are able to negotiate effectively on behalf of the Tribe(s) represented; Are able to commit the time and effort required to attend and prepare for meetings; and Are able to collaborate among diverse parties in a consensus-seeking process. The proposed Committee was selected based upon nominations submitted through the process identified in each of the Federal Register notices under the ``Nominations'' or ``Submitting Nominations'' section. The BIE did not consider nominations that were received in any other manner or were [[Page 5475]] received after the close of each comment period. The Secretary proposes the following Tribal representatives for the Committee: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Proposed committee Tribe(s) represented members Nominated by ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Navajo Nation (Total seats = Dr. Tommy Lewis, Navajo Nation. 5). Superintendent of Schools, Department of Din[eacute] Education. Dr. Kalvin White, Office of Din[eacute] School Improvement.. Dr. Florinda Jackson, Office of Din[eacute] Accountability and Compliance.. Lemual Adson, Superintendent, Shonto Preparatory School. Sioux Tribes (Total seats = 2) Charles Cuny, Jr., Oglala Sioux Superintendent, Tribe. Little Wound School.. Dr. Glori Coats- Kitsopoulas, Superintendent, American Horse School. Hopi and Pueblo Tribes (Total E. David Atencio, Pueblo of seats = 1). Superintendent, Laguna. Laguna Department of Education. Chippewa Tribes (Total seats = Leslie Harper, Leech Lake Band 2). Executive Assistant, of Ojibwe. Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Tribal Council. Gila River, Apache, Etc. Isaac Salcido, Gila River (Total seats = 1). Director of Tribal Indian Education, Gila River Community. Indian Community. Choctaw (MS) & Cherokee (NC) Sherry Tubby, Mississippi Band (Total seats = 1). Exceptional Education of Choctaw Coordinator. Indians. Other Tribes (Total seats = 4) Quinton Roman Nose, Cheyenne Arapaho Executive Director, Tribes. Tribal Education Cherokee Nation Departments National of Oklahoma. Assembly. Hopi Tribe. Ron Etheridge, Deputy Santa Clara Executive Director Pueblo. for the Education Services at Cherokee Nation.. Alban Naha, Interim Superintendent, Hopi Junior-Senior High School.. Michael Dabrieo, Principal, Kha'p'o Community School.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Secretary proposes the following alternate Tribal representatives for the BIE Committee: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Proposed alternate Tribe(s) represented committee members Nominated by ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chippewa Tribes............... Jason Schlender, Lac Courte Tribal Governing Oreilles Band Board Representative of Lake and Education Liaison. Superior Chippewa Indians. Choctaw (MS) & Cherokee (NC).. Lucretia Williams, Mississippi Band Project Coordinator, of Choctaw Tribal Education Indians. Department. Other Tribes.................. Chuck Hoskin, Chief of Cherokee Nation Staff, Cherokee of Oklahoma. Nation of Oklahoma. Hopi Tribe. Rebecca Fred, Santa Clara Instructional Coach, Pueblo. Moencopi Day School. Paula Gutierrez, Board President, Kha'p'o Community School. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Proposed Federal Committee Members The Secretary proposes the following Federal representatives for the BIE Committee: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name Affiliation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sue Bement............................. Designated Federal Officer, Bureau of Indian Education. Dr. Jeffrey Hamley..................... Associate Deputy Director, Division of Performance and Accountability, Bureau of Indian Education. Brian Quint............................ Attorney-Advisor, Office of the Solicitor. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Secretary proposes the following alternate Federal representatives for the BIE Committee: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Name Affiliation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Regina Gilbert......................... Regulatory Policy Specialist, Office of Regulatory Affairs and Collaborative Action. Jim Hastings........................... Acting Associate Deputy Director and Education Program Administrator, Bureau of Indian Education. Brenda Riel............................ Attorney-Advisor, Office of the Solicitor ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you are a Tribe with Bureau-funded schools, an Indian education organization, or an interested individual, we invite you to comment on the nominations in this notice or to nominate other persons for membership on the Committee. The Committee membership should reflect the diversity of Tribal interests, and Tribes should nominate representatives and alternates who will: Have knowledge of school assessments and accountability systems; Have relevant experiences as past or present superintendents, principals, teachers, or school board members, or possess direct experience with AYP; Be able to coordinate, to the extent possible, with other Tribes and schools who may not be represented on the Committee; Be able to present the Tribe(s) with the authority to embody Tribal views, communicate with Tribal constituents, and have a clear means to reach agreement on behalf of the Tribe(s); Be able to negotiate effectively on behalf of the Tribe(s) represented; Be able to commit the time and effort required to attend and prepare for meetings; and Be able to collaborate among diverse parties in a consensus-seeking process. We will consider nominations for Tribal committee representatives only if they are nominated through the process identified in this notice of intent and in the Federal Register notice of intent at 80 FR 69161. We will not consider any nominations that we receive in any other manner. We will also not consider nominations for Federal representatives. Only the Secretary may nominate Federal employees to the Committee. [[Page 5476]] Nominations must include the following information about each nominee: (1) A letter from the Tribe supporting the nomination of the individual to serve as a Tribal representative for the Committee and a statement on whether the nominee is only representing one Tribe's views, or whether the expectation is that the nominee represents a specific group of Tribes. Also include the Tribal interest(s) to be represented by the nominee (see Section IV, Part F of Federal Register notice of intent at 80 FR 69161); (2) A resume reflecting the nominee's qualifications and experience in Indian education; resume to include the nominee's name, Tribal affiliation, job title, major job duties, employer, business address, business telephone, and fax numbers (and business email address, if applicable); and (3) A brief description of how the nominee will represent Tribal views, communicate with Tribal constituents, and have a clear means to reach agreement on behalf of the Tribe(s) they are representing. We will consider only comments and nominations that we receive by the close of business Eastern Standard Time on the date listed in the DATES section, at the location indicated in the ADDRESSES section. Comments received will be available for inspection at the address listed above from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, except Federal holidays. Before including your address, phone number, email address or other personal identifying information in your comment, please note that your entire comment--including your personal identifying information--may be made publicly available at any time. While you can ask us in your comments to withhold your personal identifying information from public review, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so. Dated: January 11, 2017. Lawrence S. Roberts, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary--Indian Affairs. [FR Doc. 2017-01061 Filed 1-17-17; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4337-15-P
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(b) owner maintenance and action against an owner of a Committee, or submit other nominations
management charges for the space; manufactured home space who fails to for Tribal membership on the
(c) the monthly payments made by the fulfill his or her responsibilities under Committee. The Secretary also proposes
family to amortize the cost of the HCV program? Would a to appoint Federal representatives to the
purchasing the manufactured home, manufactured home park owner be Committee as listed.
including any required insurance and willing to enter into a contract under DATES: Comments on the proposed
property taxes; and which he or she would receive no direct Tribal members of this Committee must
(d) the applicable allowances for payment? be submitted no later than February 17,
tenant paid utilities. 2017.
The monthly payment made by the III. Environmental Impact Certification
family to amortize the cost of ADDRESSES: Send comments and
A Finding of No Significant Impact
purchasing the manufactured home is (FONSI) with respect to the nominations to the Designated Federal
the debt service established at the time environment has been made in Official: Sue Bement, Education
of application to a lender for financing accordance with HUD regulations in 24 Program Specialist, Bureau of Indian
the purchase of the manufactured home CFR part 50 that implement section Education, C/O Office of Regulatory
if monthly payments are still being 102(2)(C) of the National Environmental Affairs and Collaborative Action, 1001
made. Any increase in debt service due Policy Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. Indian School Road NW., Suite 312,
to refinancing after purchase of the 4332(2)(C)). The FONSI is available for Albuquerque, NM 87104. Or email at:
home may not be included in the public inspection on BIEcomments@bia.gov.
amortization cost. Debt service for set- www.regulations.gov. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sue
up charges incurred by a family may be Bement, Designated Federal Official;
Dated: January 10, 2017.
included in the monthly amortization email BIEcomments@bia.gov.
Nani Coloretti,
payments made by the family. In SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
addition, set-up charges incurred before Deputy Secretary.
the family became an assisted family [FR Doc. 2017–00911 Filed 1–17–17; 8:45 am] Background
may be included in the amortization BILLING CODE 4210–67–P
The purpose of the BIE Committee is
cost if monthly payments are still being to serve as an advisory committee under
made to amortize the charges. the Federal Advisory Committee Act
The total amount for the rent of the DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (FACA) and the Negotiated Rulemaking
manufactured home space and the other Act (NRA) in a manner that:
eligible expenses is reported in PIC on Bureau of Indian Affairs (1) Reflects the unique government-to-
the HUD–50058 on line 12k, even government relationship between
though it includes amounts in addition 25 CFR 30 American Indian Tribes and the United
to the total monthly rent payable to the [178A2100DD/AAKC001030/ States;
owner under the lease for the contract A0A501010.999900 253G] (2) Ensures that the membership of
unit. the Committee includes only
The utility allowances are the Proposed Membership of the Bureau representatives of the Federal
applicable utility allowances from the of Indian Education Accountability Government and Tribes; and
PHA utility allowance schedule under Negotiated Rulemaking Committee (3) To the extent possible, allots
24 CFR 982.517 and 982.624.
AGENCY: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Tribal representation based upon the
If the amount of the monthly
Interior. Tribes’ proportionate share of the total
assistance payment for a family exceeds
ACTION: Proposed membership of
enrollment in Bureau-funded schools.
the monthly rent for the manufactured
home space (including the owner’s negotiated rulemaking committee; The Secretary has determined that the
monthly management and maintenance request for nominations; and request for proper functioning of the Committee
charges), the PHA may pay the comments. requires that the Committee be limited
remainder to the family, lender or utility to no more than the 25 members
company. SUMMARY: The Secretary of the Interior recommended by the NRA (5 U.S.C.
HOTMA further provides that the has selected proposed members to form 565). The Secretary has selected 19
PHA may choose to make a single the Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) Tribal representatives and 6 Federal
payment to the family for the entire Accountability Negotiated Rulemaking representatives for the Committee, for a
monthly assistance amount rather than Committee (Committee) which will proposed total of 25 members.
making the HAP directly to the owner recommend revisions to the existing The Secretary finds that the proposed
of the manufactured home space the regulations to implement the Secretary’s Tribal representatives for the
family is renting. HUD is not responsibility to define the standards, Committee:
implementing this option at this time assessments, and accountability system (1) Represent a balance of interests
but is seeking comment on how to best for Bureau-funded schools, as required that will be significantly affected by the
implement this option, including how by the Every Student Succeeds Act final rules (i.e., parents; teachers; school
to best ensure the PHA may still take (ESSA). Representatives were board members; and administrators of
enforcement action when necessary nominated by Tribes whose students Tribal and Tribally operated contract
against an owner who fails to fulfill his attend Bureau-funded schools. After day schools, grant day schools, grant
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or her responsibilities under the HCV considering nominations, the Secretary boarding schools, and peripheral
program. proposes to appoint the persons named dormitories);
in this notice as Tribal Committee (2) Proportionately represent students
Question for Comment members. Tribes, Tribal organizations, from Tribes served by Bureau-funded
When implementing the option to and individual Tribal members may schools;
allow the PHA to make a single HAP submit comments on the proposed (3) Reflect the different varieties of
directly to the family, how would HUD Tribal Committee membership, apply school size, type of school and facility,
ensure that a PHA take enforcement for Tribal membership on the and geographical location; and
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Nominations must include the DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY List of Subjects in 26 CFR Part 1
following information about each Income taxes, Reporting and
nominee: Internal Revenue Service
recordkeeping requirements.
(1) A letter from the Tribe supporting
26 CFR Part 1 Partial Withdrawal of a Notice of
the nomination of the individual to Proposed Rulemaking
serve as a Tribal representative for the [REG–135734–14]
Committee and a statement on whether Accordingly, under the authority of
RIN 1545–BM45
the nominee is only representing one 26 U.S.C. 7805, §§ 1.7874–7(c)(2) and
Tribe’s views, or whether the Rules Regarding Inversions and (h) and 1.7874–10(d)(2) and (i) of the
expectation is that the nominee Related Transactions; Partial notice of proposed rulemaking (REG–
represents a specific group of Tribes. Withdrawal of Notice of Proposed 135734–14) published in the Federal
Also include the Tribal interest(s) to be Rulemaking Register on April 8, 2016 (81 FR 20588)
are withdrawn.
represented by the nominee (see Section AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
IV, Part F of Federal Register notice of Treasury. John Dalrymple,
intent at 80 FR 69161); ACTION: Partial withdrawal of notice of
Deputy Commissioner for Services and
(2) A resume reflecting the nominee’s Enforcement.
proposed rulemaking.
qualifications and experience in Indian [FR Doc. 2017–00636 Filed 1–13–17; 4:15 pm]
education; resume to include the SUMMARY: This document withdraws BILLING CODE 4830–01–P
nominee’s name, Tribal affiliation, job portions of a notice of proposed
title, major job duties, employer, rulemaking (REG–135734–14) published
on April 8, 2016, in the Federal Register DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
business address, business telephone,
(81 FR 20588). The withdrawn portions
and fax numbers (and business email Internal Revenue Service
relate to exceptions to general rules
address, if applicable); and
addressing certain transactions that are
(3) A brief description of how the structured to avoid the purposes of 26 CFR Part 1
nominee will represent Tribal views, section 7874 of the Internal Revenue [REG–135734–14]
communicate with Tribal constituents, Code (Code).
RIN 1545–BM45
and have a clear means to reach DATES: Portions of the proposed rules
agreement on behalf of the Tribe(s) they published on April 8, 2016, in the Rules Regarding Inversions and
are representing. Federal Register (81 FR 20588) are Related Transactions; Notice of
We will consider only comments and withdrawn as of January 18, 2017. Proposed Rulemaking by Cross-
nominations that we receive by the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Reference to Temporary Regulations
close of business Eastern Standard Time Joshua G. Rabon, (202) 317–6937.
AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
on the date listed in the DATES section, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Treasury.
at the location indicated in the Background ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking
ADDRESSES section. Comments received
On April 8, 2016, the Department of by cross-reference to temporary
will be available for inspection at the
the Treasury (Treasury Department) and regulations.
address listed above from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m., Monday through Friday, except the IRS published in the Federal
Register (81 FR 20588) proposed SUMMARY: In the Rules and Regulations
Federal holidays. Before including your section of this issue of the Federal
regulations (REG–135734–14), including
address, phone number, email address Register, the Department of the Treasury
in §§ 1.7874–7 and 1.7874–10, that
or other personal identifying (Treasury Department) and the IRS are
address certain transactions that are
information in your comment, please structured to avoid the purposes of amending portions of temporary
note that your entire comment— section 7874 of the Code. The regulations that address certain
including your personal identifying regulations were proposed by cross- transactions that are structured to avoid
information—may be made publicly reference to temporary regulations (TD the purposes of section 7874 of the
available at any time. While you can ask 9761) in the same issue of the Federal Internal Revenue Code (Code). The
us in your comments to withhold your Register (81 FR 20858). In the Rules and temporary regulations affect certain
personal identifying information from Regulations section of this issue of the domestic corporations and domestic
public review, we cannot guarantee that Federal Register, the Treasury partnerships whose assets are directly or
we will be able to do so. Department and the IRS are amending indirectly acquired by a foreign
certain aspects of the temporary corporation and certain persons related
Dated: January 11, 2017. to such domestic corporations and
Lawrence S. Roberts,
regulations in §§ 1.7874–7T and 1.7874–
10T. Accordingly, the Treasury domestic partnerships. The text of the
Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary—Indian Department and the IRS are issuing a temporary regulations in the Rules and
Affairs.
notice of proposed rulemaking in the Regulations section of this issue of the
[FR Doc. 2017–01061 Filed 1–17–17; 8:45 am] Proposed Rules section of this issue of Federal Register also serves as the text
BILLING CODE 4337–15–P the Federal Register that proposes rules of these proposed regulations.
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in §§ 1.7874–7 and 1.7874–10 by cross- DATES: Written or electronic comments
reference to the amended temporary and requests for a public hearing must
regulations. This document withdraws be received by April 18, 2017.
the previously proposed regulations that ADDRESSES: Send submissions to:
are replaced by the notice of proposed CC:PA:LPD:PR (REG–135734–14), Room
rulemaking in the Proposed Rules 5203, Internal Revenue Service, P.O.
section of this issue of the Federal Box 7604, Ben Franklin Station,
Register. Washington, DC 20224. Submissions
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