Title 16--Commercial Practices
CHAPTER I--FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
PART 1--GENERAL PROCEDURES
1.1
Policy.
1.2
Procedure.
1.3
Advice.
1.4
Public disclosure.
1.5
Purpose.
1.6
How promulgated.
1.7
Scope of rules in this subpart.
1.8
Nature, authority and use of trade regulation rules.
1.9
Petitions to commence trade regulation rule proceedings.
1.10
Advance notice of proposed rulemaking.
1.11
Commencement of a rulemaking proceeding.
1.12
Final notice.
1.13
Rulemaking proceeding.
1.14
Promulgation.
1.15
Amendment or repeal of a rule.
1.16
Petition for exemption from trade regulation rule.
1.18
Rulemaking record.
1.19
Modification of a rule by the Commission at the time of judicial review.
1.20
Alternative procedures.
1.21
Scope of the rules in this subpart.
1.22
Rulemaking.
1.23
Quantity limit rules.
1.24
Rules applicable to wool, fur, and textile fiber products and rules promulgated under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act.
1.25
Initiation of proceedings--petitions.
1.26
Procedure.
1.41
Limited antitrust exemption.
1.42
Notice to Commission.
1.43
Recommendations.
1.51
Applications.
1.61
Injunctions.
1.62
Ancillary court orders pending review.
1.63
Injunctions: Wool, fur, and textile cases.
1.64
Condemnation proceedings.
1.71
Administration.
1.72
Examination, counseling and staff advice.
1.73
Interpretations.
1.81
Authority and incorporation of CEQ Regulations.
1.82
Declaration of policy.
1.83
Whether to commence the process for an environmental impact statement.
1.84
Draft environmental impact statements: Availability and comment.
1.85
Final environmental impact statements.
1.86
Supplemental statements.
1.87
NEPA and agency decisionmaking.
1.88
Implementing procedures.
1.89
Effect on prior actions.
1.91
Authority and purpose.
1.92
Scope.
1.93
Notice of proposed penalty.
1.94
Commission proceeding to assess civil penalty.
1.95
Procedures upon election.
1.96
Compromise of penalty.
1.97
Amount of penalty.
1.98
Adjustment of civil monetary penalty amounts.
1.99
Submission of rules, guides, interpretations, and policy statements to Congress and the Comptroller General.