Konkurencja i konsument · 13.11.1995

Trade Regulation Rule: Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise

The Federal Trade Commission (``Commission'') makes three non- substantive, minor, technical corrections to the definition of ``prompt refund'' in the Commission's Mail or Telephone Order Merchandise Trade Regulation Rule (``MTOR'' or ``Rule''), 16 CFR 435.2(f). The two cross- references in section 435.2(f) of the Rule are corrected to refer to section 435.2(e) of the Rule instead of to section 435.2(c). Additionally, a comma is added to section 435.2(f)(1) to parallel the punctuation in section 435.2(f)(2). Because these corrections are non- substantive, the Commission has determined that Magnuson-Moss rulemaking proceedings are not required by section 18(d)(2)(B) of the FTC Act. Additionally, because these are minor technical changes correcting inadvertent editing errors, the Commission has also determined that notice and public procedure are not required under section 553 of the Administrative Procedure Act because they would be unnecessary.