Title:

Cfr Title 50 Pts 200-227 ; Code Of Federal Regulations (2023)

Agency Publisher:

National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)

Office of the Federal Register (OFR)

Format:

Paperback

USA Price:

$67.00 Display Foreign Price

Stock:

Preorder

GPO Stock Number:

869-098-00243-7

Description

Prepared and regularly updated by specific Federal agencies, then published by the Office of Federal Register (OFR) 50 CFR, Pts. 200-227, includes rules, regulations, procedures, and administrative procedures associated with Title 50 Wildlife and Fisheries.

Table of Contents

Part 200 Small Business Size Standards Established by NMFS for Regulatory Flexibility Act Compliance Purposes Only 200.1 – 200.2

Subchapter B—North Pacific Commercial Fisheries [Reserved]

Part 216 Regulations Governing the Taking and Importing of Marine Mammals 216.1 – 216.108

Part 217 Regulations Governing the Take of Marine Mammals Incidental to Specified Activities 217.1 – 217.299

Part 218 Regulations Governing the Taking and Importing of Marine Mammals 218.1 – 218.238

Part 219 Regulations Governing the Taking and Importing of Marine Mammals 219.1 – 219.40

Subpart ATaking Marine Mammals Incidental to Southwest Fisheries Science Center Fisheries Research219.1 – 219.10

Subparts B–C [Reserved]

Subpart D Taking Marine Mammals Incidental to Northeast Fisheries Science Center Fisheries Research in the Atlantic Coast Region 219.31 – 219.40

Part 220 [Reserved]

Part 221 Conditions and Prescriptions in FERC Hydropower Licenses 221.1 – 221.75

Subpart A General Provisions 221.1 – 221.4

Subpart B Hearing Process 221.10 – 221.60

Subpart C Alternatives Process 221.70 – 221.75

Part 222 General Endangered and Threatened Marine Species 222.101 – 222.504

Part 223 Threatened Marine and Anadromous Species 223.101 – 223.301

Part 224 Endangered Marine and Anadromous Species 224.101 – 224.105

Part 225 [Reserved]

Part 226 Designated Critical Habitat 226.101 – 226.231

Part 227 [Reserved]

Audience

Lawyers, law librarians and law students should be familiar with the Code of Federal Regulations. Law libraries and some academic libraries should have a copy of this publication for their patrons