Title 16, Part 1101 — Information Disclosure Under Section 6(B) of the Consumer Product Safety Act

General background.

Scope.

General application of provisions of section 6(b)(1).

Commission must disclose information to the public.

Public ability to ascertain readily identity of manufacturer or private labeler.

Form of notice and opportunity to comment.

Timing: request for time extensions.

Providing less than 15 days notice before disclosing information.

Scope of comments Commission seeks.

Notice of intent to disclose.

Circumstances when the Commission does not provide notice and opportunity to comment.

General requirements.

Reasonable steps to assure information is accurate.

Reasonable steps to assure information release is fair in the circumstances.

Reasonable steps to assure information release is “reasonably related to effectuating the purposes of the Acts” the Commission administers.

Generally.

Imminent hazard exception.

Section 6(b)(4)(A) exception.

Rulemaking proceeding exception.

Adjudicatory proceeding exception.

Other administrative or judicial proceeding exception.

Commission interpretation.

Procedure for retraction.

Generally.

Statutory exceptions to section 6(b)(5) requirements.

Information submitted pursuant to section 15(b) of the CPSA.

Delegation of authority.