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Comments and supporting files must be submitted electronically using the regulations.gov portal. Follow the online instructions for submitting or reviewing comments at regulations.gov under the general FAQs section.

Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) ? An NPRM tells the public that the agency is proposing a new rule or a revision to an existing rule and provides the public with a timeframe to comment. The NPRM includes a ?preamble,? which explains the need and authority for the proposed rule and the issues involved.

A Proposed Rule or other document is published to Regulations.gov. The public is given the opportunity to comment on this rule for a specified timeframe.

Many of the documents posted on this site have a ?Submit a Formal Comment? button that allows users to submit a comment to Regulations.gov without leaving FederalRegister.gov. The Regualtions.gov sidebar also features a link that takes users directly to the official comment pages on Regulations.gov.

How do I comment on a proposed rule during the open comment period? Online at regulations.gov. ... Online via the Federal Register. ... By Mail. Comments may also be submitted in writing at the mailing address provided in the proposed rule.

If you disagree with a proposed regulation, suggest an alternative that includes revised language. Include an explanation and/or analysis of how this alternative will meet the same objective or be more effective. Address the pros and cons of your position.

Make clear and specific recommendations supported by evidence. The most helpful comments provide specific evidence for all claims. Rather than simply stating that you agree or disagree with a proposed regulation, state why you agree or disagree. Make sure to provide arguments supported by data and expert opinions.