1. General Purpose. This amendment transmits revisions of FPMR Subchapter A General. 2. Background. The attached material represents the first revision of Subchapter A promulgated to the Heads of Federal Agencies by memorandum of September 14, 1964, from the Administrator of General Services. a. Part 101-3, Annual Real Property Inventories, continues previous reporting requirements on this subject. b. Subpart 101-6.1, Commuted Rate Schedule for Transportation of Household Goods, continues in effect the prior regulatory require ments. C. Subpart 101-6.2, Nondiscrimination in Federally Assisted Programs of the General Services Administration Effectuation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, contains the Presidentially approved regulations of GSA under Title VI to promote nondiscrimination in designated programs or activities. a. Title 1, Personal Property Management, Title 2, Real Property Management, and Title 3, Federal Records, Regulations of the General Services Administration, are superseded. b. General Regulation No. 25, Nondiscrimination in Employment, March 29, 1961, is superseded. 5. Effective dates. Part 101-3 and Subpart 101-6.1 are effective on December 15, 1964. Subpart 101-6.2 is effective January 3, 1965. (a) On each page appears the number and date (month and year) of the FPMR Amendment which transmitted it. (b) Retention of FPMR Amendments and removed pages will provide a history of FPMR issuances and facilitate determining which regulations were in effect at particular times. (c) Arrows printed in the margin of a page indicate material changed, deleted, or added by the FPMR Amendment cited at the bottom of that page. Where insertion of new material results in shifting of unchanged material on following pages, no arrows will appear on such pages but the FPMR Amendment transmitting such new pages will be cited at the bottom of each page. (d) In the numbering system, all FPMR material is preceded by digit 101-. This simply means that it is Chapter 101 in Title 41 of the Code of Federal Regulations. It has no other significance. The digit(s) before the decimal point indicates the part; the digits after the decimal point indicate, without separation, the subpart and section, respectively, the latter always in two digits; and the digit(s) after the dash indicates the subsection. For example: |