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Abstract:
On March 1, 1983, the Office of Human Development Services (HDS) published in the Federal Register (48 FR 8453) a final rule with a 60 day comment period to amend 45 CFR Part 1397, Standard Setting Requirements for Medical and Nonmedical Facilities Where SSI Recipients Reside. (These requirements are known as the "Keys amendment" regulations). In response to comments, we have made one change in this final rule to allow States the option of charging a fee for providing copies of standards, procedures or other information on these facilities.
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