statistical agencies of Canada, and to such activities that will supplement or illustrate the application and end use of statistical data.

(e) Case study workshops on selected census and statistical activities presented at the Bureau, in other locations in the United States, or outside the continental limits of the United States.

(f) Such field training, special research, or university program as appears advisable to the Director of the Bureau of the Census in accordance with the technical needs of the participants. § 40.2 Qualifications.

(a) To be eligible for a training grant at the Bureau of the Census the applicant must be:

(1) A bona-fide citizen of a country with whom the United States has proper diplomatic arrangements for such training programs.

(2) Able to speak, read, write, and understand the English language.

(3) Sponsored by his government either directly with the United States or through a public international agency. (4) Physically able to undertake the activities incident to the course of training and free from communicable dis

will be furnished biographic materials, information about the training objectives including, where appropriate, each participant's education and experience, type of training desired, present and future positions with descriptions of duties, and the terms of the training project for each participant or group as far in advance of his arrival in the United States as possible.

(b) The Bureau reserves the right to accept, based on biographical information to be furnished in advance, only those participants whom it finds qualified to make satisfactory use of its training facilities and resources. The Bureau would prefer to develop programs for foreign participants with substantive experience in the statistical activities of their home country.

(c) Arrangements for security clearances, insurance, orientation, international travel, housing, and other administrative responsibilities will be the responsibility of AID under the provisions of the Memorandum of Agreement (Reference: Appendix II, Training of Foreign Nationals).

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General.

Fee structure for age search and citizenship information.

Fee structure for special population censuses.

Fee structure for unpublished data from the 1960 Population and Housing Census.

Fee structure for enumeration district maps.

Fee structure for housing data from the 1960 Census of Housing. 50.30 Fee structure for foreign trade and shipping statistics. 50.35

Fee structure for seasonal adjustments of time series.

AUTHORITY: The provisions of this Part 50 issued under sec. 3, 49 Stat. 293, as amended; 15 U.S.C. 192a. Interprets or applies sec. 1, 40 Stat. 1256, as amended, sec. 1, 49 Stat. 292, sec. 8, 60 Stat. 1013, as amended, 15 U.S.C. 192, 189a, 13 U.S.C. 8.

(a) Fee structure for age search and citizenship service, special population censuses, unpublished data from the 1960 Population and Housing Census, enumeration district maps, housing data from the 1960 Census of Housing, and for foreign trade and shipping statistics.

(b) In accordance with the provisions of the acts authorizing the Department of Commerce to make special statistical surveys and studies, and to perform other specified services upon the payment of the cost thereof, the following fee structure is hereby established. No transcript of any record will be furnished under authority of these acts which would violate existing or future acts requiring that information furnished be held confidential.

(b) The cost of a special population census consists of two parts:

(1) Certain local expenses to be paid directly by the community for salary and travel (if necessary) of enumerators and crewleaders, who are hired locally, and, unless otherwise furnished, for incidental expenses such as office space, telephone, and the like. This portion of the cost will be estimated individually for each requested census, but can be expected ordinarily to range from 10 cents to 15 cents per person enumerated.

(2) Expenses of the Bureau of the Census for preparation of enumerator assignment maps, salary, and travel expenses of the supervisor or supervisors assigned by the Bureau, the cost of tabulation of results, and general office and administrative expenses. The fee structure for this portion of the cost is as follows:

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Jan. 1, 1964

$275.

$320.

$355.

$385.

$405.

5,000 through 9,999. 10,000 through 49,999. 50,000 and over..

$420.

$420, plus $12 per 100 or fraction over 999.

$660, plus $9 per 100 or fraction over 2,999.

$840, plus 33 per 500 or fraction over 4,999.

$1,170, plus $50 per 1,000 or fraction over 9,999. (1).

§ 50.15 Fee structure for unpublished data from the 1960 Population and Housing Census.

(a) The Bureau of the Census is willing to furnish from the 1960 Census of

Population and Housing certain data by census tracts and enumeration districts in advance of publication or from tabulations not to be published, provided there is no serious interruption of the Bureau's regular work program. Fol

§ 50.30 Fee structure for foreign trade and shipping statistics.

(a) The Bureau of the Census is willing to furnish on a cost basis foreign trade and shipping statistics provided there is no serious interruption of the Bureau's regular work program.

(b) In instances where information requested is not shown separately or not summarized in the form desired, it is necessary to conduct a preliminary investigation at the requestor's expense to determine whether the information can be compiled from the basic records and what the total cost will be. The preliminary investigation normally costs $125 but may be more depending on the circumstances. The total cost of the final report generally ranges from $200 to several thousand dollars for data covering a 12-month period.

(c) Upon receipt of a request, information will be furnished as to whether the statistics are available and if so, the cost; or that a preliminary investigation must be conducted. When an investigation is completed, information will be furnished as to the cost of preparing the material, or as to the reason if the statistics cannot be compiled from our basic records.

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§ 50.35

1. For one place or minor civil division, $130.

2. For any additional place or minor civil division in the same county requested at the same time, $45, except that a special cost estimate is required for areas with 50,000 inhabitants or more with less than 400 housing units with nonwhite head.

Fee structure for seasonal adjustments of time series.

The Bureau of the Census carries out seasonal adjustments of time series for other Government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and for appropriate foreign governments as a matter of international courtesy. The adjustments may be based on monthly or quarterly data collected by the Bureau of the Census or furnished by the requesting organization. Series submitted for adjustment must be for a period of not less than four years and not more than 50 years, must be continuous, and have no more than six digits in a single month or quarter. In addition to the seasonal adjustment factors and the seasonally adjusted series, charts and summary measures of the seasonal, cyclical, and irregular characteristics of the series are provided. The charge for furnishing these series, including card punching, is $8 per series for the standard program and $8 per series for various experimental programs.

A copy of the request form and more details about the program may be obtained upon request from the Director, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C., 20233.

[30 F.R. 13358, Oct. 21, 1965]