1、233 Surface Transportation Board, DOT 1325.3 in possession of confidential informa-tion which may be contained in a com-plaint, petition for discovery, or re-quest for informal disclosure. Any in-formation pertaining to parties to the contract or subject to the contract (in-cluding consignors, consi
2、gnees and car-riers), or pertaining to the terms of the contract, or relating to the peti-tioners/complainants confidential commercial information, must be kept confidential. Neither the information nor the existence of the information shall be disclosed to third parties, ex-cept for: consultants or
3、 agents who agree, in writing, to be bound by this regulation; information which is pub-licly available; information which, after receipt, becomes publicly avail-able through no fault of the party seek-ing to disclose the information after it has become publicly available, or is ac-quired from a thi
4、rd party free of any restriction as to its disclosure. The pe-titioner/complainant or carrier must take all necessary steps to assure that the information will be kept confiden-tial by its employees and agents. No copies of the contract terms or other confidential information are to be re-tained by
5、the parties not originally privy to the data subsequent to the ter-mination of the proceeding. (e) Contract review proceeding. If the Board institutes a proceeding to review the contract, the complainants case- in-chief is due 9 days after the institu-tion of the proceeding, but no later than 39 day
6、s after the filing of the con-tract summary. Replies are due 16 days after the institution of the proceeding, but no later than 46 days after the fil-ing of the contract summary. PART 1319EXEMPTIONS AUTHORITY: 49 U.S.C. 721(a) and 13541. SOURCE: 62 FR 9110, Feb. 28, 1997, unless otherwise noted. 131
7、9.1 Exemption of freight for-warders in the noncontiguous do-mestic trade from tariff filing re-quirements. Freight forwarders subject to the Boards jurisdiction under 49 U.S.C. 13531 are exempted from the tariff fil-ing requirements of 49 U.S.C. 13702. PARTS 13201324 RESERVED PART 1325EXTENSION OF
8、CREDIT TO CANDIDATES FOR FEDERAL OFFICE OR THEIR REPRESENTA-TIVES Sec. 1325.1 Extension of unsecured credit prohib-ited. 1325.2 Credit agreements. 1325.3 Federal office. AUTHORITY: Pub. L. 92225, the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, enacted Feb. 7, 1972. SOURCE: 37 FR 10446, May 23, 1972, unle
9、ss otherwise noted. 1325.1 Extension of unsecured credit prohibited. Persons subject to regulation by the Surface Transportation Board shall not knowingly and willfully provide, for candidates for Federal office or their representatives, service or goods re-lated to their campaign without ob-taining
10、 either prepayment or a binding guarantee of payment through a suffi-cient deposit, bond, collateral, or other means of security. The extension of credit to such persons shall not exceed the amount of the security posted. 1325.2 Credit agreements. (a) All agreements to extend credit to candidates fo
11、r Federal office or their representatives by persons subject to regulation by the Surface Transpor-tation Board (1) must be in writing, (2) must contain a detailed description of the deposit, bond, collateral, or other means of security, used to secure pay-ment of the debt, and (3) must be signed by
12、 all parties to the agreement. A copy of each such agreement must be filed with this Boards Bureau of Oper-ations in Washington, DC, within 20 days of the date of its execution. (b) Reserved 1325.3 Federal office. For the purposes of this section, Fed-eral office means the office of President or Vic
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