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    Kimberly Martin
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    When you have a Roman numeral I like this with separate blocked paragraphs, how do you transcribe it.
    I. Discussion of Final Rule

    The federal Independent Living (IL) program seeks to empower and enable individuals with disabilities, particularly individuals with significant disabilities, to exercise full choice and control over their lives and to live independently in their communities. For over 40 years, these aims have been advanced through two federal programs: Independent Living Services (ILS) and Centers for Independent Living (referred to as CILs or Centers). The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) transferred these Independent Living programs to the Administration for Community Living (ACL) and created a new Independent Living Administration within the agency, adding section 701A of the Rehabilitation Act, 29 U.S.C. 796-1. As part of the transfer, the Administrator of ACL (Administrator) drafted a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) that was published on November 16, 2015,toimplement changes made by WIOA in accordance with Section 12 of the Rehabilitation Act, as amended, 29 U.S.C. 709(e), and section 491(f) of WIOA, 42 U.S.C. 3515e(f).

    ACL received over 100 comments to the NPRM, most of them expressing their support for the provisions in the proposed rule. ACL has read and considered each of the comments received. We respond here to the most-commonly-received comments and to those that we believe require further discussion. We have indicated changes made between the NPRM and final rule.

    #27811
    claurent
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    Is this part of an outline (with subentries, etc)? If so, there are specific rules for that.

    Based on what is shown here, the item labeled I. could be done as heading (centered or cell 5) with regular paragraphs below it.

    Cindi

     

    #27812
    Kimberly Martin
    Participant

    Cindi, thank you so much. What a blessing it is to get helpful adivice.

    Thank you,

    Kim

    #27814
    Kimberly Martin
    Participant

    I ran into these later on. Outline with subs and a page change indicator just before the paragraphs.
    So what would be the proper way. Thanks

    II. Impact Analysis

    A. Executive Order12866
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    Executive Order12866requires that regulations be drafted to ensure that theyareconsistent with the priorities and principles set forth in Executive Order 12866.TheDepartmenthasdetermined that this rule is consistent with theseprioritiesand principles. Theruleimplements the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014.Executive Order12866 encourages agencies, as appropriate, to provide thepublicwith meaningfulparticipationin theregulatoryprocess.Indevelopingthe finalrule,weconsidered input we receivedfrom thepublic,includingstakeholders.

    B. RegulatoryFlexibilityAnalysis

    TheSecretarycertifies under 5 U.S.C.605(b), theRegulatoryFlexibilityAct (Pub.L.96-354),that this regulation will not haveasignificanteconomic impact on a substantialnumber ofsmall entities.The small entities that would be affected by these proposed regulations are States and

    #27816
    claurent
    Participant

    Now you are into an outline.

    According to 8.9.1 you should used the nested list format.  Roman Numerals would be at the margin, A, B would be in 3.  All runovers in 5.  New paragraphs would begin in cell 7.  So you would have

    (Margin 1-5) I. Discussion of Final Rule

    (Margin 7-5) The Federal Independent Living ...

    (Margin 7-5) ACL received

    (Margin 1-5) II. Impact Analysis

    (Margin 3-5) A. Executive Order ...

    Page change

    (Margin 7-5) Executive order ...

    and so on.

    Cindi

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