1. CHAPTER I DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
2. 1-2 PARTS 1-2 [RESERVED]
3. PART 3 PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING
4. § 3.1 Definitions.
5. § 3.3 Applicability.
6. § 3.5 Format and mailing instructions.
7. § 3.7 Content of a rulemaking petition.
8. § 3.9 Responding to a rulemaking petition.
9. 4 PART 4 [RESERVED]
10. PART 5 DISCLOSURE OF RECORDS AND INFORMATION
11. Subpart A Procedures for Disclosure of Records Under the Freedom of Information Act
12. § 5.1 General provisions.
13. § 5.2 Proactive disclosure of DHS records.
14. § 5.3 Requirements for making requests.
15. § 5.4 Responsibility for responding to requests.
16. § 5.5 Timing of responses to requests.
17. § 5.6 Responses to requests.
18. § 5.7 Confidential commercial information.
19. § 5.8 Administrative appeals.
20. § 5.9 Preservation of records.
21. § 5.10 FOIA requests for information contained in a Privacy Act system of records.
22. § 5.11 Fees.
23. § 5.12 Confidential commercial information; CBP procedures.
24. § 5.13 Other rights and services.
25. Subpart B Privacy Act
26. § 5.20 General provisions.
27. § 5.21 Requests for access to records.
28. § 5.22 Responsibility for responding to requests for access to records.
29. § 5.23 Responses to requests for access to records.
30. § 5.24 Classified information.
31. § 5.25 Administrative appeals for access requests.
32. § 5.26 Requests for amendment or correction of records.
33. § 5.27 Requests for an accounting of record disclosures.
34. § 5.28 Preservation of records.
35. § 5.29 Fees.
36. § 5.30 Notice of court-ordered and emergency disclosures.
37. § 5.31 Security of systems of records.
38. § 5.32 Contracts for the operation of systems of records.
39. § 5.33 Use and collection of Social Security numbers.
40. § 5.34 Standards of conduct for administration of the Privacy Act.
41. § 5.35 Sanctions and penalties.
42. § 5.36 Other rights and services.
43. Subpart C Disclosure of Information in Litigation
44. § 5.41 Purpose and scope; definitions.
45. § 5.42 Service of summonses and complaints.
46. § 5.43 Service of subpoenas, court orders, and other demands or requests for official information or action.
47. § 5.44 Testimony and production of documents prohibited unless approved by appropriate Department officials.
48. § 5.45 Procedure when testimony or production of documents is sought; general.
49. § 5.46 Procedure when response to demand is required prior to receiving instructions.
50. § 5.47 Procedure in the event of an adverse ruling.
51. § 5.48 Considerations in determining whether the Department will comply with a demand or request.
52. § 5.49 Prohibition on providing expert or opinion testimony.
53. Appendix A to Subpart C of Part 5 Service of Process of Summonses, Complaints, and Subpoenas
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55. Appendix A to Part 5 FOIA/Privacy Act Offices of the Department of Homeland Security
56. Appendix C to Part 5 DHS Systems of Records Exempt From the Privacy Act
57. PART 7 CLASSIFIED NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION
58. § 7.1 Purpose.
59. § 7.2 Scope.
60. § 7.3 Definitions.
61. Subpart A Administration
62. § 7.10 Authority of the DHS Chief Security Officer.
63. § 7.11 Components' responsibilities.
64. § 7.12 Violations of classified information requirements.
65. § 7.13 Judicial proceedings.
66. Subpart B Classified Information
67. § 7.20 Classification and declassification authority.
68. § 7.21 Classification of information, limitations.
69. § 7.22 Classification pending review.
70. § 7.23 Emergency release of classified information.
71. § 7.24 Duration of classification.
72. § 7.25 Identification and markings.
73. § 7.26 Derivative classification.
74. § 7.27 Declassification and downgrading.
75. § 7.28 Automatic declassification.
76. § 7.29 National Declassification Center.
77. § 7.30 Documents of permanent historical value.
78. § 7.31 Classification challenges.
79. § 7.32 Mandatory declassification review.
80. PART 9 RESTRICTIONS UPON LOBBYING
81. Subpart A General
82. § 9.1 Conditions on use of funds.
83. § 9.2 Definitions.
84. § 9.3 Certification and disclosure.
85. Subpart B Activities by Own Employees
86. § 9.11 Agency and legislative liaison.
87. § 9.15 Professional and technical services.
88. § 9.20 Reporting.
89. Subpart C Activities by Other than Own Employees
90. § 9.23 Professional and technical services.
91. Subpart D Penalties and Enforcement
92. § 9.31 Penalties.
93. § 9.32 Penalty procedures.
94. § 9.33 Enforcement.
95. Subpart E Exemptions
96. § 9.41 Secretary of Defense.
97. Subpart F Agency Reports
98. § 9.51 Semi-annual compilation.
99. § 9.52 Inspector General report.
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101. Appendix A to Part 9 Certification Regarding Lobbying
102. PART 11 CLAIMS
103. Subpart A Debt Collection
104. § 11.1 General application.
105. § 11.2 Definitions.
106. § 11.3 Demand for payment.
107. § 11.4 Collection by administrative offset.
108. § 11.5 Administrative wage garnishment.
109. § 11.6 Reporting debts.
110. § 11.7 Private collection agencies.
111. § 11.8 Suspension or revocation of eligibility for loans and loan guarantees, licenses, permits, or privileges.
112. § 11.9 Collection in installments.
113. § 11.10 Interest, penalty charges, and administrative costs.
114. § 11.11 Compromise.
115. § 11.12 Suspending or terminating collection activity.
116. § 11.13 Referrals to the Department of Justice.
117. § 11.14 Receipt of offset requests by other Federal agencies.
118. § 11.15 Applying the debt against DHS payments.
119. B Subpart B [Reserved]
120. PART 13 ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES FOR FALSE CLAIMS AND STATEMENTS
121. § 13.1 Basis, purpose, scope and effect.
122. § 13.2 Definitions.
123. § 13.3 Basis for civil penalties and assessments.
124. § 13.4 Investigation.
125. § 13.5 Review by the Reviewing Official.
126. § 13.6 Prerequisites for issuing a Complaint.
127. § 13.7 Complaint.
128. § 13.8 Service of Complaint.
129. § 13.9 Answer.
130. § 13.10 Default upon failure to answer.
131. § 13.11 Referral of Complaint and answer to the Presiding Officer.
132. § 13.12 Notice of hearing.
133. § 13.13 Parties to the hearing.
134. § 13.14 Separation of functions.
135. § 13.15 Ex parte contacts.
136. § 13.16 Disqualification of Reviewing Official or Presiding Officer.
137. § 13.17 Rights of parties.
138. § 13.18 Authority of the Presiding Officer.
139. § 13.19 Prehearing conferences.
140. § 13.20 Disclosure of Documents.
141. § 13.21 Discovery.
142. § 13.22 Exchange of witness lists, Statements, and exhibits.
143. § 13.23 Subpoenas for attendance at hearing.
144. § 13.24 Protective order.
145. § 13.25 Fees.
146. § 13.26 Filing, form and service of papers.
147. § 13.27 Computation of time.
148. § 13.28 Motions.
149. § 13.29 Sanctions.
150. § 13.30 The hearing and burden of proof.
151. § 13.31 Determining the amount of penalties and assessments.
152. § 13.32 Location of hearing.
153. § 13.33 Witnesses.
154. § 13.34 Evidence.
155. § 13.35 The record.
156. § 13.36 Post-hearing briefs.
157. § 13.37 Initial Decision.
158. § 13.38 Reconsideration of Initial Decision.
159. § 13.39 Appeal to Authority Head.
160. § 13.40 Stays ordered by the Department of Justice.
161. § 13.41 Stay pending appeal.
162. § 13.42 Judicial review.
163. § 13.43 Collection of civil penalties and assessments.
164. § 13.44 Right to administrative offset.
165. § 13.45 Deposit in Treasury of United States.
166. § 13.46 Compromise or settlement.
167. § 13.47 Limitations.
168. PART 15 ENFORCEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF DISABILITY IN PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
169. § 15.1 Purpose.
170. § 15.2 Application.
171. § 15.3 Definitions.
172. § 15.10 Self-evaluation.
173. § 15.11 Notice.
174. § 15.30 General prohibitions against discrimination.
175. § 15.40 Employment.
176. § 15.49 Program accessibility; discrimination prohibited.
177. § 15.50 Program accessibility; existing facilities.
178. § 15.51 Program accessibility; new construction and alterations.
179. § 15.60 Communications.
180. § 15.70 Compliance procedures.
181. PART 17 NONDISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF SEX IN EDUCATION PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES RECEIVING FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
182. Subpart A Introduction
183. § 17.100 Purpose and effective date.
184. § 17.105 Definitions.
185. § 17.110 Remedial and affirmative action and self-evaluation.
186. § 17.115 Assurance required.
187. § 17.120 Transfers of property.
188. § 17.125 Effect of other requirements.
189. § 17.130 Effect of employment opportunities.
190. § 17.135 Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures.
191. § 17.140 Dissemination of policy.
192. Subpart B Coverage
193. § 17.200 Application.
194. § 17.205 Educational institutions and other entities controlled by religious organizations.
195. § 17.210 Military and merchant marine educational institutions.
196. § 17.215 Membership practices of certain organizations.
197. § 17.220 Admissions.
198. § 17.225 Educational institutions eligible to submit transition plans.
199. § 17.230 Transition plans.
200. § 17.235 Statutory amendments.
201. Subpart C Discrimination on the Basis of Sex in Admission and Recruitment Prohibited
202. § 17.300 Admission.
203. § 17.305 Preference in admission.
204. § 17.310 Recruitment.
205. Subpart D Discrimination on the Basis of Sex in Education Programs or Activities Prohibited
206. § 17.400 Education programs or activities.
207. § 17.405 Housing.
208. § 17.410 Comparable facilities.
209. § 17.415 Access to course offerings.
210. § 17.420 Access to schools operated by LEAs.
211. § 17.425 Counseling and use of appraisal and counseling materials.
212. § 17.430 Financial assistance.
213. § 17.435 Employment assistance to students.
214. § 17.440 Health and insurance benefits and services.
215. § 17.445 Marital or parental status.
216. § 17.450 Athletics.
217. § 17.455 Textbooks and curricular material.
218. Subpart E Discrimination on the Basis of Sex in Employment in Education Programs or Activities Prohibited
219. § 17.500 Employment.
220. § 17.505 Employment criteria.
221. § 17.510 Recruitment.
222. § 17.515 Compensation.
223. § 17.520 Job classification and structure.
224. § 17.525 Fringe benefits.
225. § 17.530 Marital or parental status.
226. § 17.535 Effect of state or local law or other requirements.
227. § 17.540 Advertising.
228. § 17.545 Pre-employment inquiries.
229. § 17.550 Sex as a bona fide occupational qualification.
230. Subpart F Procedures
231. § 17.600 Notice of covered programs.
232. § 17.605 Enforcement procedures.
233. § 17.635 Forms and instructions; coordination.
234. PART 19 NONDISCRIMINATION IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS
235. § 19.1 Purpose.
236. § 19.2 Definitions.
237. § 19.3 Equal ability for faith-based organizations to seek and receive financial assistance through DHS social service programs.
238. § 19.4 Explicitly religious activities.
239. § 19.5 Nondiscrimination requirements.
240. § 19.6 How to prove nonprofit status.
241. § 19.7 [Reserved]
242. § 19.8 Independence of faith-based organizations.
243. § 19.9 Exemption from Title VII employment discrimination requirements.
244. § 19.10 Commingling of Federal assistance.
245. § 19.11 Nondiscrimination among faith-based organizations.
246. § 19.12 Notifications to beneficiaries and applicants.
247. Appendix A to Part 19 Notice or Announcement of Award Opportunity
248. Appendix B to Part 19 Notice of Award or Contract
249. Appendix C to Part 19 Written Notice of Beneficiary Protections
250. PART 21 NONDISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF RACE, COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN IN PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES RECEIVING FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
251. § 21.1 Purpose.
252. § 21.3 Application.
253. § 21.4 Definitions.
254. § 21.5 Discrimination prohibited.
255. § 21.7 Assurances required.
256. § 21.9 Compliance information.
257. § 21.11 Conduct of investigations.
258. § 21.13 Procedure for effecting compliance.
259. § 21.15 Hearings.
260. § 21.17 Decisions and notices.
261. § 21.19 Judicial review.
262. § 21.21 Effect on other regulations, forms, and instructions.
263. Appendix A to Part 21 Activities to Which This Part Applies
264. Appendix B to Part 21 Activities to Which This Part Applies When a Primary Objective of the Federal Financial Assistance Is To Provide Employment
265. PART 25 REGULATIONS TO SUPPORT ANTI-TERRORISM BY FOSTERING EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
266. § 25.1 Purpose.
267. § 25.2 Definitions.
268. § 25.3 Delegation.
269. § 25.4 Designation of qualified anti-terrorism technologies.
270. § 25.5 Obligations of seller.
271. § 25.6 Procedures for designation of qualified anti-terrorism technologies.
272. § 25.7 Litigation management.
273. § 25.8 Government contractor Defense.
274. § 25.9 Procedures for certification of approved products for Homeland Security.
275. § 25.10 Confidentiality and protection of Intellectual Property.
276. PART 27 CHEMICAL FACILITY ANTI-TERRORISM STANDARDS
277. Subpart A General
278. § 27.100 Purpose.
279. § 27.105 Definitions.
280. § 27.110 Applicability.
281. § 27.115 Implementation.
282. § 27.120 Designation of a Coordinating Official; consultations and technical assistance.
283. § 27.125 Severability.
284. Subpart B Chemical Facility Security Program
285. § 27.200 Information regarding security risk for a chemical facility.
286. § 27.203 Calculating the screening threshold quantity by security issue.
287. § 27.204 Minimum concentration by security issue.
288. § 27.205 Determination that a chemical facility “presents a high level of security risk.”
289. § 27.210 Submissions schedule.
290. § 27.215 Security vulnerability assessments.
291. § 27.220 Tiering.
292. § 27.225 Site security plans.
293. § 27.230 Risk-based performance standards.
294. § 27.235 Alternative security program.
295. § 27.240 Review and approval of security vulnerability assessments.
296. § 27.245 Review and approval of site security plans.
297. § 27.250 Inspections and audits.
298. § 27.255 Recordkeeping requirements.
299. Subpart C Orders and Adjudications
300. § 27.300 Orders.
301. § 27.305 Neutral adjudications.
302. § 27.310 Commencement of adjudication proceedings.
303. § 27.315 Presiding officers for proceedings.
304. § 27.320 Prohibition on ex parte communications during proceedings.
305. § 27.325 Burden of proof.
306. § 27.330 Summary decision procedures.
307. § 27.335 Hearing procedures.
308. § 27.340 Completion of adjudication proceedings.
309. § 27.345 Appeals.
310. Subpart D Other
311. § 27.400 Chemical-terrorism vulnerability information.
312. § 27.405 Review and preemption of State laws and regulations.
313. § 27.410 Third-party actions.
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315. Appendix A to Part 27 DHS Chemicals of Interest
316. PART 29 PROTECTED CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION
317. § 29.1 Purpose and scope.
318. § 29.2 Definitions.
319. § 29.3 FOIA exemptions and restrictions on use of PCII.
320. § 29.4 PCII Program administration.
321. § 29.5 Requirements for protection.
322. § 29.6 Acknowledgment of receipt, validation, and marking.
323. § 29.7 Safeguarding of PCII.
324. § 29.8 Disclosure of PCII.
325. § 29.9 Investigation and reporting of violation of PCII procedures.
326. PART 37 REAL ID DRIVER'S LICENSES AND IDENTIFICATION CARDS
327. Subpart A General
328. § 37.1 Applicability.
329. § 37.3 Definitions.
330. § 37.4 Incorporation by reference.
331. § 37.5 Validity periods and deadlines for REAL ID driver's licenses and identification cards.
332. § 37.7 Temporary waiver for mDLs; State eligibility.
333. § 37.8 Requirements for Federal agencies accepting mDLs issued by States with temporary waiver.
334. § 37.9 Applications for temporary waiver for mDLs.
335. § 37.10 Application criteria for issuance of temporary waiver for mDLs; audit report; waiver application guidance.
336. Appendix A to Subpart A of Part 37 Mobile Driver's License Issuance Infrastructure Requirements
337. Subpart B Minimum Documentation, Verification, and Card Issuance Requirements
338. § 37.11 Application and documents the applicant must provide.
339. § 37.13 Document verification requirements.
340. § 37.15 Physical security features for the driver's license or identification card.
341. § 37.17 Requirements for the surface of the driver's license or identification card.
342. § 37.19 Machine readable technology on the driver's license or identification card.
343. § 37.21 Temporary or limited-term driver's licenses and identification cards.
344. § 37.23 Reissued REAL ID driver's licenses and identification cards.
345. § 37.25 Renewal of REAL ID driver's licenses and identification cards.
346. § 37.27 Driver's licenses and identification cards issued during the age-based enrollment period.
347. § 37.29 Prohibition against holding more than one REAL ID card or more than one driver's license.
348. Subpart C Other Requirements
349. § 37.31 Source document retention.
350. § 37.33 DMV databases.
351. Subpart D Security at DMVs and Driver's License and Identification Card Production Facilities
352. § 37.41 Security plan.
353. § 37.43 Physical security of DMV production facilities.
354. § 37.45 Background checks for covered employees.
355. Subpart E Procedures for Determining State Compliance
356. § 37.51 Compliance—general requirements.
357. § 37.55 State certification documentation.
358. § 37.59 DHS reviews of State compliance.
359. § 37.61 Results of compliance determination.
360. § 37.63 Extension of deadline.
361. § 37.65 Effect of failure to comply with this part.
362. Subpart F Driver's Licenses and Identification Cards Issued Under section 202(d)(11) of the REAL ID Act
363. § 37.71 Driver's licenses and identification cards issued under section 202(d)(11) of the REAL ID Act.
364. PART 46 PROTECTION OF HUMAN SUBJECTS
365. § 46.101 To what does this policy apply?
366. § 46.102 Definitions for purposes of this policy.
367. § 46.103 Assuring compliance with this policy—research conducted or supported by any Federal department or agency.
368. § 46.104 Exempt research.
369. §§ 46.105-46.106 [Reserved]
370. § 46.107 IRB membership.
371. § 46.108 IRB functions and operations.
372. § 46.109 IRB review of research.
373. § 46.110 Expedited review procedures for certain kinds of research involving no more than minimal risk, and for minor changes in approved research.
374. § 46.111 Criteria for IRB approval of research.
375. § 46.112 Review by institution
376. § 46.113 Suspension or termination of IRB approval of research.
377. § 46.114 Cooperative research.
378. § 46.115 IRB records.
379. § 46.116 General requirements for informed consent.
380. § 46.117 Documentation of informed consent.
381. § 46.118 Applications and proposals lacking definite plans for involvement of human subjects.
382. § 46.119 Research undertaken without the intention of involving human subjects.
383. § 46.120 Evaluation and disposition of applications and proposals for research to be conducted or supported by a Federal department or agency.
384. § 46.121 [Reserved]
385. § 46.122 Use of Federal funds.
386. § 46.123 Early termination of research support: Evaluation of applications and proposals.
387. § 46.124 Conditions.
388. PART 115 SEXUAL ABUSE AND ASSAULT PREVENTION STANDARDS
389. § 115.5 General definitions.
390. § 115.6 Definitions related to sexual abuse and assault.
391. Subpart A Standards for Immigration Detention Facilities
392. 27 Coverage
393. § 115.10 Coverage of DHS immigration detention facilities.
394. 28 Prevention Planning
395. § 115.11 Zero tolerance of sexual abuse; Prevention of Sexual Assault Coordinator.
396. § 115.12 Contracting with non-DHS entities for the confinement of detainees.
397. § 115.13 Detainee supervision and monitoring.
398. § 115.14 Juvenile and family detainees.
399. § 115.15 Limits to cross-gender viewing and searches.
400. § 115.16 Accommodating detainees with disabilities and detainees who are limited English proficient.
401. § 115.17 Hiring and promotion decisions.
402. § 115.18 Upgrades to facilities and technologies.
403. 29 Responsive Planning
404. § 115.21 Evidence protocols and forensic medical examinations.
405. § 115.22 Policies to ensure investigation of allegations and appropriate agency oversight.
406. 30 Training and Education
407. § 115.31 Staff training.
408. § 115.32 Other training.
409. § 115.33 Detainee education.
410. § 115.34 Specialized training: Investigations.
411. § 115.35 Specialized training: Medical and mental health care.
412. 31 Assessment for Risk of Sexual Victimization and Abusiveness
413. § 115.41 Assessment for risk of victimization and abusiveness.
414. § 115.42 Use of assessment information.
415. § 115.43 Protective custody.
416. 32 Reporting
417. § 115.51 Detainee reporting.
418. § 115.52 Grievances.
419. § 115.53 Detainee access to outside confidential support services.
420. § 115.54 Third-party reporting.
421. 33 Official Response Following a Detainee Report
422. § 115.61 Staff reporting duties.
423. § 115.62 Protection duties.
424. § 115.63 Reporting to other confinement facilities.
425. § 115.64 Responder duties.
426. § 115.65 Coordinated response.
427. § 115.66 Protection of detainees from contact with alleged abusers.
428. § 115.67 Agency protection against retaliation.
429. § 115.68 Post-allegation protective custody.
430. 34 Investigations
431. § 115.71 Criminal and administrative investigations.
432. § 115.72 Evidentiary standard for administrative investigations.
433. § 115.73 Reporting to detainees.
434. 35 Discipline
435. § 115.76 Disciplinary sanctions for staff.
436. § 115.77 Corrective action for contractors and volunteers.
437. § 115.78 Disciplinary sanctions for detainees.
438. 36 Medical and Mental Care
439. § 115.81 Medical and mental health assessments; history of sexual abuse.
440. § 115.82 Access to emergency medical and mental health services.
441. § 115.83 Ongoing medical and mental health care for sexual abuse victims and abusers.
442. 37 Data Collection and Review
443. § 115.86 Sexual abuse incident reviews.
444. § 115.87 Data collection.
445. § 115.88 Data review for corrective action.
446. § 115.89 Data storage, publication, and destruction.
447. 38 Audits and Compliance
448. § 115.93 Audits of standards.
449. 39 Additional Provisions in Agency Policies
450. § 115.95 Additional provisions in agency policies.
451. Subpart B Standards for DHS Holding Facilities
452. 40 Coverage
453. § 115.110 Coverage of DHS holding facilities.
454. 41 Prevention Planning
455. § 115.111 Zero tolerance of sexual abuse; Prevention of Sexual Assault Coordinator.
456. § 115.112 Contracting with non-DHS entities for the confinement of detainees.
457. § 115.113 Detainee supervision and monitoring.
458. § 115.114 Juvenile and family detainees.
459. § 115.115 Limits to cross-gender viewing and searches.
460. § 115.116 Accommodating detainees with disabilities and detainees who are limited English proficient.
461. § 115.117 Hiring and promotion decisions.
462. § 115.118 Upgrades to facilities and technologies.
463. 42 Responsive Planning
464. § 115.121 Evidence protocols and forensic medical examinations.
465. § 115.122 Policies to ensure investigation of allegations and appropriate agency oversight.
466. 43 Training and Education
467. § 115.131 Employee, contractor, and volunteer training.
468. § 115.132 Notification to detainees of the agency's zero-tolerance policy.
469. § 115.133 [Reserved]
470. § 115.134 Specialized training: Investigations.
471. 44 Assessment for Risk of Sexual Victimization and Abusiveness
472. § 115.141 Assessment for risk of victimization and abusiveness.
473. 45 Reporting
474. § 115.151 Detainee reporting.
475. §§ 115.152-115.153 [Reserved]
476. § 115.154 Third-party reporting.
477. 46 Official Response Following a Detainee Report
478. § 115.161 Staff reporting duties.
479. § 115.162 Agency protection duties.
480. § 115.163 Reporting to other confinement facilities.
481. § 115.164 Responder duties.
482. § 115.165 Coordinated response.
483. § 115.166 Protection of detainees from contact with alleged abusers.
484. § 115.167 Agency protection against retaliation.
485. 47 Investigations
486. § 115.171 Criminal and administrative investigations.
487. § 115.172 Evidentiary standard for administrative investigations.
488. 48 Discipline
489. § 115.176 Disciplinary sanctions for staff.
490. § 115.177 Corrective action for contractors and volunteers.
491. 49 Medical and Mental Care
492. § 115.181 [Reserved]
493. § 115.182 Access to emergency medical services.
494. 50 Data Collection and Review
495. § 115.186 Sexual abuse incident reviews.
496. § 115.187 Data collection.
497. § 115.188 Data review for corrective action.
498. § 115.189 Data storage, publication, and destruction.
499. 51 Audits and Compliance
500. § 115.193 Audits of standards.
501. 52 Additional Provisions in Agency Policies
502. § 115.195 Additional provisions in agency policies.
503. Subpart C External Auditing and Corrective Action
504. § 115.201 Scope of audits.
505. § 115.202 Auditor qualifications.
506. § 115.203 Audit contents and findings.
507. § 115.204 Audit corrective action plan.
508. § 115.205 Audit appeals.
509. PART 124 COUNTER-UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEM AUTHORITY FOR STATE, LOCAL, TRIBAL, AND TERRITORIAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CORRECTIONAL AGENCIES
510. § 124.1 Purpose and scope.
511. § 124.2 Definitions.
512. § 124.3 Scope of authority and mitigation standards.
513. § 124.4 Authorized personnel, contractors, and mutual aid.
514. § 124.5 Training and certification.
515. § 124.6 Agency implementation policy.
516. § 124.7 Authorized technologies.
517. § 124.8 C-UAS Operations Plan.
518. § 124.9 Advance coordination, notification, and authorization.
519. § 124.10 Interagency and lead-agency coordination.
520. § 124.11 Real-time air traffic control notification.
521. § 124.12 Detection and warning operations.
522. § 124.13 Post-operation reporting.
523. § 124.14 Privacy and civil liberties.
524. § 124.15 Protection of sensitive operational information.
525. § 124.16 Compliance and enforcement.
526. § 124.17 Confiscation and forfeiture.
527. § 124.18 Activities for evaluation, testing, training, and pre-operational validation.
528. § 124.19 Task force arrangements and Federal support.
529. § 124.20 Construction.
530. § 124.21 Termination.
531. § 124.22 Severability.
532. PART 126 TRANSPORTATION SECURITY OVERSIGHT BOARD REVIEW PANEL PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
533. § 126.1 Purpose and scope.
534. § 126.3 Definitions.
535. § 126.5 Appointment of TSOB Review Panel and TSOB Docket Clerk.
536. § 126.7 Function of TSOB Review Panel.
537. § 126.9 Scope of review.
538. § 126.11 Counsel.
539. § 126.13 Notice of appeal and service.
540. § 126.15 Entry of appearance.
541. § 126.17 Procedures for classified information, Sensitive Security Information (SSI), and other protected information.
542. § 126.19 Filing and supplementing the record.
543. § 126.21 Motions.
544. § 126.23 Briefs.
545. § 126.25 Oral argument.
546. § 126.27 Deliberations and action.
547. § 126.29 Effect of TSOB Review Panel action.
548. § 126.31 Administration of proceedings.
549. PART 139 CONDUCT ON FEDERAL PROPERTY
550. Subpart A General
551. § 139.1 Purpose.
552. § 139.5 Scope, applicability, and agency cooperation.
553. § 139.10 Assessments for protective services.
554. § 139.15 Definitions.
555. Subpart B Personal Conduct Affecting Federal Property
556. § 139.20 Admissions and inspections related to Federal property.
557. § 139.25 Preservation of Federal property.
558. § 139.30 Conformance with signs and directions.
559. § 139.35 Prohibited conduct.
560. § 139.40 Gambling.
561. § 139.45 Narcotics, other drugs, and drug paraphernalia.
562. § 139.50 Alcoholic beverages.
563. § 139.55 Soliciting, vending, and debt collection.
564. § 139.60 Posting and distributing materials.
565. § 139.65 Photography and recording.
566. § 139.70 Vehicle operation and removal.
567. § 139.75 Firearms, dangerous weapons, and explosives.
568. § 139.80 Animals.
569. § 139.85 Penalties.
570. PART 158 CYBERSECURITY TALENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (CTMS)
571. Subpart A General Provisions
572. § 158.101 Purpose.
573. § 158.102 Scope of authority.
574. § 158.103 Coverage.
575. § 158.104 Definitions.
576. Subpart B DHS Cybersecurity Service
577. § 158.201 Cybersecurity mission.
578. § 158.202 Cybersecurity Service (DHS-CS).
579. § 158.203 Positions in the DHS-CS.
580. § 158.204 Employees in the DHS-CS.
581. § 158.205 Assignments in the DHS-CS.
582. Subpart C Leadership
583. § 158.301 Administering CTMS and Managing the DHS-CS.
584. § 158.302 Cybersecurity Talent Management Board (CTMB).
585. § 158.303 Talent management principles.
586. § 158.304 Strategic talent priorities.
587. § 158.305 DHS-CS core values.
588. Subpart D Strategic Talent Planning
589. § 158.401 Strategic talent planning process.
590. § 158.402 DHS-CS cybersecurity work and CTMS qualifications identification.
591. § 158.403 Talent market analysis.
592. § 158.404 Work valuation system.
593. § 158.405 Exemption from General Schedule position classification.
594. Subpart E Acquiring Talent
595. 62 Talent Acquisition System
596. § 158.501 Talent acquisition system.
597. § 158.502 Exemption from other laws regarding appointment.
598. 63 Sourcing and Recruiting
599. § 158.510 Strategic recruitment.
600. § 158.511 Outreach and sourcing.
601. § 158.512 Interview expenses.
602. 64 Assessment and Hiring
603. § 158.520 Assessment.
604. § 158.521 Employment eligibility requirements and employment-related criteria.
605. § 158.522 Selection and appointment.
606. § 158.523 Appointment types and circumstances.
607. § 158.524 Initial service period.
608. § 158.525 Hiring of former DHS-CS employees.
609. Subpart F Compensating Talent
610. 65 Compensation System
611. § 158.601 Compensation strategy.
612. § 158.602 Compensation system.
613. § 158.603 Employee compensation.
614. § 158.604 Aggregate compensation limit.
615. § 158.605 Exemption from other laws regarding compensation.
616. 66 Salaries
617. § 158.610 Salary system.
618. § 158.611 Salary structure.
619. § 158.612 Local cybersecurity talent market supplement (LCTMS).
620. § 158.613 Salary range.
621. § 158.614 Salary limitations.
622. 67 Salary Administration
623. § 158.620 Setting salaries.
624. § 158.621 Adjusting salaries.
625. § 158.622 Administering salary in accordance with relevant provisions of other laws.
626. 68 Recognition
627. § 158.630 Employee recognition.
628. § 158.631 Recognition adjustments.
629. § 158.632 Recognition payments.
630. § 158.633 Recognition time-off.
631. § 158.634 Honorary recognition.
632. 69 Other Special Payments
633. § 158.640 Professional development and training.
634. § 158.641 Student loan repayments.
635. § 158.642 Special working conditions payment program.
636. § 158.643 Allowance in nonforeign areas.
637. 70 Other Compensation Provided in Accordance With Relevant Provisions of Other Laws
638. § 158.650 Holidays.
639. § 158.651 Leave.
640. § 158.652 Compensatory time-off for religious observance.
641. § 158.653 Other benefits.
642. § 158.654 Other payments.
643. § 158.655 Administering compensation in accordance with relevant provisions of other laws.
644. Subpart G Deploying Talent
645. § 158.701 Deployment program.
646. § 158.702 Designating qualified positions.
647. § 158.703 Designating and staffing assignments.
648. § 158.704 Official worksite.
649. § 158.705 Work scheduling.
650. § 158.706 Recordkeeping.
651. § 158.707 Details and opportunities outside DHS.
652. § 158.708 Directed assignments.
653. § 158.709 Exemption from other laws regarding deployment.
654. Subpart H Developing Talent
655. § 158.801 Definitions.
656. § 158.802 Performance management program.
657. § 158.803 Career development program.
658. § 158.804 Appraisal reviews.
659. § 158.805 Mission impact reviews.
660. § 158.806 Development reviews.
661. Subpart I Employee Rights, Requirements, and Input
662. § 158.901 Federal employee rights and processes.
663. § 158.902 Ethics requirements.
664. § 158.903 Employee input program.
665. Subpart J Advisory Appointments
666. § 158.1001 Advisory appointments and advisory appointees.
667. § 158.1002 Appointment of advisory appointees.
668. § 158.1003 Compensation for advisory appointees.
669. 159-199 PARTS 159-199 [RESERVED]
670. CHAPTER X PRIVACY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES OVERSIGHT BOARD
671. PART 1000 ORGANIZATION AND DELEGATION OF POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE PRIVACY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES OVERSIGHT BOARD
672. § 1000.1 Purpose.
673. § 1000.2 Definitions.
674. § 1000.3 Organization.
675. § 1000.4 Functions.
676. § 1000.5 Delegations of authority.
677. PART 1001 PROCEDURES FOR DISCLOSURE OF RECORDS UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT
678. § 1001.1 Purpose and scope.
679. § 1001.2 Definitions.
680. § 1001.3 Availability of records.
681. § 1001.4 Categories of exemptions.
682. § 1001.5 Requests for records.
683. § 1001.6 Responsibility for responding to requests.
684. § 1001.7 Administrative appeals.
685. § 1001.8 Time frame for Board response.
686. § 1001.9 Business information.
687. § 1001.10 Fees.
688. § 1001.11 Other rights and services.
689. PART 1002 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
690. § 1002.1 Purpose and scope.
691. § 1002.2 Definitions.
692. § 1002.3 Privacy Act requests.
693. § 1002.4 Responses to Privacy Act requests.
694. § 1002.5 Administrative appeals.
695. § 1002.6 Fees.
696. § 1002.7 Penalties.
697. PART 1003 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE SUNSHINE ACT
698. § 1003.1 Purpose and scope.
699. § 1003.2 Definitions.
700. § 1003.3 Open meetings.
701. § 1003.4 Procedures for public announcement of meetings.
702. § 1003.5 Grounds on which meetings may be closed or information withheld.
703. § 1003.6 Procedures for closing meetings or withholding information, and requests by affected persons to close a meeting.
704. § 1003.7 Changes following public announcement.
705. § 1003.8 Transcripts, recordings, or minutes of closed meetings.
706. § 1003.9 Public availability and retention of transcripts, recordings, and minutes, and applicable fees.
707. 1004-1099 PARTS 1004-1099 [RESERVED]