43 CFR § 2.33 Freedom of Information Act; Records and Testimony

§ 2.33 What if the bureau determines it will disclose information over the submitter's objections?

Current through Aug 12, 2026 · Read all of Part 2

If the bureau decides to disclose information over the objection of a submitter, the bureau must notify the submitter by certified mail or other traceable mail, return receipt requested. The notification must be sent to the submitter's last known address and must include:

(a) The specific reasons why the bureau determined that the submitter's disclosure objections do not support withholding the information;

(b) Copies of the records or information the bureau intends to release; and

(c) Notice that the bureau intends to release the records or information no less than 10 workdays after receipt of the notice by the submitter.

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