Yesterday the OMB’s Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs published
the Spring 2019 Unified Agenda. There have been some changes in DHS regulatory
identification numbers (RIN) since the
publication of the Fall 2018 Unified Agenda due to the formation of the
Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). There have also been
some changes in the status in one of the rulemakings included in the DHS
portion of the Agenda.
Current Agenda
The table below shows the rulemakings that I am following in
the Current Unified Agenda.
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OS
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Final Rule Stage
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Homeland Security
Acquisition Regulation: Safeguarding of Controlled Unclassified Sensitive
Information (HSAR Case 2015-001)
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|
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OS
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Final Rule Stage
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Homeland Security
Acquisition Regulation: Information Technology Security Awareness Training
(HSAR Case 2015-002)
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|
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USCG
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Prerule Stage
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Identifying Barriers to
Autonomous Vessels
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|
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USCG
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Final Rule Stage
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2013 Liquid Chemical
Categorization Updates
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|
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USCG
|
Final Rule Stage
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TWIC Reader Requirements;
Delay of Effective Date
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|
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TSA
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Proposed Rule Stage
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Vetting of Certain Surface
Transportation Employees
|
|
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TSA
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Final Rule Stage
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Protection of Sensitive
Security Information
|
|
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TSA
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Final Rule Stage
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Security Training for
Surface Transportation Employees
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|
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CISA
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Proposed Rule Stage
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Ammonium Nitrate Security
Program
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One item from the Fall 2018 Unified Agenda is no longer
listed; Marine Transportation--Related Facility Response Plans for Hazardous
Substances. The Trump Administration cancelled that rulemaking.
Long-Term Actions
The table below shows the rulemakings that I am following in
the Long-Term Actions section of the Unified Agenda. There are no changes from
the Fall 2018 Agenda.
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USCG
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Amendments to Chemical Testing Requirements
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|
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TSA
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Surface Transportation Vulnerability Assessments and
Security Plans
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|
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CISA
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Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS)
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|
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CISA
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Updates to Protected Critical Infrastructure Information
(PCII) Program
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Commentary
As I like to remind readers each time a new version of the Unified Agenda is published,
this is an aspirational listing of potential actions that the Administration is
considering taking in the next year. Do Not hold your breath waiting for
actions to be taken on the dates listed. They almost never happen on those
dates. And the Administration is free to propose new rules that are not listed
in the Agenda. A compliance requirement has been met with the publication of
the Spring 2019 Unified Agenda, that is all.
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