規制と法律 · 2026/7/30更新: 2026/10/22 · 1 分で読めます
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一般サービス管理局 (GSA) は2026年3月6日に発表された規則を実行するための技術修正を公表している.その公開された規則は,政府全体における連邦財産管理法 (FPMR) から GSAの規制を取り除き,それらの規制を一般サービス管理物件管理法に追加することを容易にするため,改正指示の修正が必要だった.
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概要を読む →規制と法律 · 2026/6/25
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概要を読む →規制と法律 · 2026/6/25
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概要を読む →規制と法律 · 2026/5/22
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