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Code of Federal Regulations Title 30. Mineral Resources § 30.1202.51 Scope and definitions

Current as of October 02, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

<For information regarding effective date of 85 FR 62016-01 and compliance information, see Editorial Note.>

(a) This subpart is applicable to Federal and Indian (Tribal and allotted) oil and gas leases (except leases on the Osage Indian Reservation, Osage County, Oklahoma) and OCS sulfur leases.

(b) The definitions in § 1206.20 of this chapter are applicable to subparts B, C, D, and J of this part.

Editorial Note:  The DATES paragraph of the final rule at 85 FR 62016-01, published Oct. 1, 2020, provides:

This rule is effective on September 7, 2017   1 because a Court vacated the rule that became effective on that date (82 FR 36934). The vacated rule repealed the original publication of this rule (81 FR 43338). The attempted postponement of the effectiveness of the original publication (82 FR 11823) was also vacated by Court order. The combined effect of the original publication, vacated postponement, and vacated repeal rule is that industry must comply with these regulations for production occurring from and after January 1, 2017.

1  The reference to September 7, 2017, in this paragraph, should be to September 6, 2017, the published effective date of 81 FR 43338, and the corresponding date of the Court vacation.
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