Sally Flanzer and Researchers: There is a contradiction in policy between this proposed change in rules and a previous regulation re the sanctity of grants. A ruling administered by the publications division absolutely forbids the government from publishing any product produced under a grant. The rule was put in place during the Reagan administration, and it is absolute about the fact that a 'grant' is a 'grant' - a gift, which once awarded, is the possession of the grantee. Even if the grantee wishes the government to publish (which was the case in the instance which educated me) it is still forbidden for the government to 'steal' the report and publish. I am sorry I no longer have the citation. Admittedly, requiring data to be available under FOIA is not publication, but it still seems to be contradictory, and grantee rights are nullified. Possibly OMB is not aware of the previous regulation? Cecelia sudia 1117 E. Capitol St. SE Washington, DC 20003 202 547-6079
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