2005 CFR Title 30, Volume 2

Title 30--Mineral Resources CHAPTER II--MINERALS MANAGEMENT SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR PART 203--RELIEF OR REDUCTION IN ROYALTY RATES
	203.0	What definitions apply to this part?
	203.1	What is MMS's authority to grant royalty relief?
	203.2	How can I get royalty relief?
	203.3	Why must I pay a fee to request royalty relief?
	203.4	How do the provisions in this part apply to different types of leases and projects?
	203.5	What is MMS's authority to collect information?
	203.40	Which leases are eligible for royalty relief as a result of drilling deep wells?
	203.41	If I have a qualified well, what royalty relief will my lease earn?
	203.42	To which production do I apply the royalty suspension volume earned from qualified wells on my lease?
	203.43	What administrative steps must I take to use the royalty suspension volume?
	203.44	If I drill a certified unsuccessful well, what royalty relief will my lease earn?
	203.45	To which production do I apply the royalty suspension supplements from drilling one or two certified unsuccessful wells on my lease?
	203.46	What administrative steps do I take to obtain and use the royalty suspension supplement?
	203.47	Do I keep royalty relief if prices rise significantly?
	203.48	May I substitute the deep gas drilling provisions in 203.0 and 203.40 through 203.47 for the deep gas royalty relief provided in my lease terms?
	203.50	Who may apply for end-of-life royalty relief?
	203.51	How do I apply for end-of-life royalty relief?
	203.52	What criteria must I meet to get relief?
	203.53	What relief will MMS grant?
	203.54	How does my relief arrangement for an oil and gas lease operate if prices rise sharply?
	203.55	Under what conditions can my end-of-life royalty relief arrangement for an oil and gas lease be ended?
	203.56	Does relief transfer when a lease is assigned?
	203.60	Who may apply for deep water royalty relief?
	203.61	How do I assess my chances for getting relief?
	203.62	How do I apply for relief?
	203.63	Does my application have to include all leases in the field?
	203.64	How many applications may I file on a field or a development project?
	203.65	How long will MMS take to evaluate my application?
	203.66	What happens if MMS does not act in the time allowed?
	203.67	What economic criteria must I meet to get royalty relief on an authorized field or project?
	203.68	What pre-application costs will MMS consider in determining economic viability?
	203.69	If my application is approved, what royalty relief will I receive?
	203.70	What information must I provide after MMS approves relief?
	203.71	How does MMS allocate a field's suspension volume between my lease and other leases on my field?
	203.72	Can my lease receive more than one suspension volume?
	203.73	How do suspension volumes apply to natural gas?
	203.74	When will MMS reconsider its determination?
	203.75	What risk do I run if I request a redetermination?
	203.76	When might MMS withdraw or reduce the approved size of my relief?
	203.77	May I voluntarily give up relief if conditions change?
	203.78	Do I keep relief if prices rise significantly?
	203.79	How do I appeal MMS's decisions related to Deep Water Royalty Relief?
	203.80	When can I get royalty relief if I am not eligible for end-of-life or deep water royalty relief?
	203.81	What supplemental reports do royalty-relief applications require?
	203.82	What is MMS's authority to collect this information?
	203.83	What is in an administrative information report?
	203.84	What is in a net revenue and relief justification report?
	203.85	What is in an economic viability and relief justification report?
	203.86	What is in a G&G report?
	203.87	What is in an engineering report?
	203.88	What is in a production report?
	203.89	What is in a deep water cost report?
	203.90	What is in a fabricator's confirmation report?
	203.91	What is in a post-production development report?
	203.250	Advance royalty.
	203.251	Reduction in royalty rate or rental.