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Removing Duplicative Penalties Information and Reorganizing Certain Parts

By Treasury Department, Foreign Assets Control Office · Sep 29, 2026, 11:00 PM CDT

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The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is removing duplicative regulatory provisions, and adding a provision to those parts directing readers to the Sanctions Penalties Regulations where the information is located. OFAC is also moving to an expanded subpart at the beginning of each part information regarding delegations of authority, recordkeeping and reporting re

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languageUses neutral, technical language typical of regulatory announcements.

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The article does not explain the reasons for the regulatory changes, the expected impact on regulated parties, or any timeline for implementation. It also lacks reference to any public comment period, stakeholder input, or related policy documents that provide broader context for the reorganization.

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The changes pertain to the organization of the Office of Foreign Assets Control's regulations within the Code of Federal Regulations, aiming to reduce redundancy and improve clarity for readers seeking sanctions penalty information.

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