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The Import Health Standard contains specific import requirements. These are the rules to manage the biosecurity risk associated with regulated pests that may be imported into New Zealand in association with Prunus plants for planting.

The notified Mexican Official Standard applies to fissile and other radioactive material that is transported and to the transport units, packages, packagings and packs used when such material is transported by land or by water. It employs a graded approach, in which such material is categorized according to factors such as its half-life, physical and chemical form, degree of dilution, radiation level, quantity, attractiveness, accessibility and use as a weapon.

Criteria are established for categorizing fissile and other radioactive material so that nuclear security measures required during the transport of such material can be applied.

Extension and advisory services:MAGyP: Advice and technical assistance to increase the adaptability and resilience of small agricultural family farmers

Commercial Fisheries Business Adjustment Program (BAP).

Community related programme: The Danish Rural Development Programme 2007 - 2013:Grants for state wetland projects

Metro Hartford Growth Fund: Connecticut

2. The Environmental Conservation Law;

Payments for relief from natural disasters:Natural disaster relief loans

The notified Ecuadorian Technical Regulation establishes the requirements to be met by three-wheeled motor vehicles for the transport of passengers and goods, prior to the marketing of domestic and imported products, with the aim of protecting human safety and the environment, and preventing deceptive practices.

It applies to: Three-wheeled motor vehicles of subcategory L5, Code TRC2 (see note 1) for the transport of passengers and goods, which are assembled, manufactured and marketed in, and imported into, Ecuador.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is initiating a data and information collection process through this request for information to better understand whether there are provisions in the Department's test procedures for consumer appliances and industrial equipment that could be improved to produce results that are more representative of average use cycles or periods of use. Over time, many of DOE's test procedures have been amended to account for products' increased functionality and modes of operation. DOE's intent in issuing this RFI is to gather information to ensure that the inclusion of measurement provisions in its test procedures associated with such increased functionality has not inadvertently compromised the measurement of representative average use cycles or periods of use, and made some test procedures unnecessarily burdensome. DOE welcomes written comments from the public on any subject within the scope of this document, including topics not directly outlined in this RFI. DOE particularly welcomes comments on any suggestions for reducing or avoiding regulatory burdens within the context of measuring average use cycles or periods of use.