Cfr Title 30 Part 700-end ; Code Of Federal Regulations(2021)

32 CFR, Part 700-end, includes rules, regulations, procedures and administrative procedures associated withMineral Resources, Office of Surface Mining  and Enforcement, Department of the Interior, Code Of Federal Regulations, (2021). 

Chapter VII Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, Department of the Interior 700 – 999

Subchapter A General 700 – 707

Subchapter B Initial Program Regulations 710 – 725

Subchapter C Permanent Regulatory Programs for Non-Federal and Non-Indian Lands 730 – 736

Subchapter D Federal Lands Program 740 – 746

Part 740 General Requirements for Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations on Federal Lands 740.1 – 740.19

Part 745 State-Federal Cooperative Agreements 745.1 – 745.16

Part 746 Review and Approval of Mining Plans 746.1 – 746.18

Subchapter E Indian Lands Program 750 – 756

Subchapter F Areas Unsuitable for Mining 761 – 769

Subchapter G Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations Permits and Coal Exploration Systems Under Regulatory Programs 772 – 785

Subchapter H Small Operator Assistance 795

Part 795 Permanent Regulatory Program - Small Operator Assistance Program 795.1 – 795.12

Subchapter I [Reserved]

Subchapter J Performance Bond, Financial Assurance, and Insurance Requirements for Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations 800

Part 800 Bond and Insurance Requirements for Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Operations Under Regulatory Programs 800.1 – 800.70

Subchapter K Permanent Program Performance Standards 810 – 828

Subchapter L Permanent Program Inspection and Enforcement Procedures 840 – 847

Subchapter M Training, Examination, and Certification of Blasters 850

Part 850 Permanent Regulatory Program Requirements - Standards for Certification of Blasters 850.1 – 850.15

Subchapters N-O [Reserved]

Subchapter PProtection of Employees865

Part 865 Protection of Employees 865.1 – 865.15

Subchapter R Abandoned Mine Land Reclamatio n870 – 887

Subchapter S [Reserved]

Subchapter T Programs for the Conduct of Surface Mining Operations Within Each State 900 – 999

Chapter XII Office of Natural Resources Revenue, Department of the Interior 1200 – 1299

Subchapter A Natural Resources Revenue 1200 – 1243

Part 1200 [Reserved]

Part 1201 General 1201.100

Part 1202 Royalties1202.51 – 1202.558

Part 1203 Relief or Reduction in Royalty Rates 1203.250 – 1203.251

Part 1204 Alternatives for Marginal Properties 1204.1 – 1204.215

Part 1206 Product Valuation 1206.10 – 1206.473

Part 1207 Sales Agreements or Contracts Governing the Disposal of Lease Products 1207.1 – 1207.5

Part 1208 Sale of Federal Royalty Oil 1208.1 – 1208.17

Part 1210 Forms and Reports 1210.01 – 1210.354

Part 1212 Records and Files Maintenance 1212.50 – 1212.351

Part 1217 Audits and Inspections 1217.50 – 1217.302

Part 1218 Collection of Royalties, Rentals, Bonuses, and Other Monies Due the Federal Government 1218.10 – 1218.706

Part 1219 Distribution and Disbursement of Royalties, Rentals, and Bonuses 1219.100 – 1219.516

Part 1220 Accounting Procedures for Determining Net Profit Share Payment for Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leases 1220.001 – 1220.034

Part 1227 Delegation to States 1227.1 – 1227.805

Part 1228 Cooperative Activities With States and Indian Tribes 1228.1 – 1228.108

Part 1229 Delegation to States 1229.1 – 1229.127

Part 1241 Penalties1241.1 – 1241.74

Part 1243 Suspensions Pending Appeal and Bonding - Office of Natural Resources Revenue 1243.1 – 1243.202

Subchapter B Appeals1290 – 1299

Part 1290A ppeal Procedures1290.100 – 1290.111

Parts 1291-1299 [Reserved]

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