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Laws, Regulations, and Guidance

Laws and regulations govern and restrict what °µÍø51 funds can be used for.

°µÍø51 restrictions apply to both °µÍø51 funding and some non-°µÍø51 funding used by grantees. See: Table of °µÍø51 Restrictions & Funding Sources 

°µÍø51 Act

The °µÍø51 Act established °µÍø51 and sets rules and restrictions on °µÍø51 and grantees.

°µÍø51 Act

°µÍø51 Appropriations

Annual appropriations fund °µÍø51 and set rules and restrictions for °µÍø51 and grantees.

°µÍø51 Appropriations

Inspector General Act

The Inspector General Act creates an independent °µÍø51 Office of Inspector General.

°µÍø51 Regulations

°µÍø51 regulations appear in the Code of Federal Regulations.

°µÍø51 Regulations

Program Letters

Program Letters provide grantees with guidance for compliance with °µÍø51 requirements and recommendations.

Program Letters

Advisory Opinions

Advisory Opinions provide interpretations of the °µÍø51 Act and regulations.

Advisory Opinions

Rulemaking

Periodically, °µÍø51 will adopt, amend or repeal regulations through the rulemaking process. This can be triggered by statutory changes from Congress, strategic initiatives or internal reviews. °µÍø51 transparently shares regulations currently under revision, as well as the Rulemaking Protocol that governs this process, the current Rulemaking Agenda, and recently closed rulemakings. 

Grantee Guidance

Grantees may seek special guidance or instructions on specific subjects. °µÍø51 has compiled commonly sought guidance. Additionally, °µÍø51 may issue guidance through webinars, remote meetings and conferences. 

°µÍø51 provides additional guidance to grantees, including model practices, reporting requirements, training, and fiscal guidance.