Since its establishment in 1968. it has adopted formal recommendations. many of which have already been fully or partially implemented. These involve such matters as compliance with the Freedom of Inf ormation Act. adequate representation of the poor In agency proceedings. minimum procedural safeguards for grantinaid programs. broadened public participation in agency proceedings. the elimination of duplicative and unnecessary procedures. and strengthening the role of hearing examiners. The Conference has concerned itself with the informal discretionary procedures of such agencies as the Immigratiori aind Naturalization Service and the U.S. Parole Board. as well as with the more formal procedures of the Food and Drug Administration and the Social Security Administration. It is currently studying such vital matters as the procedures used in the licensing of nuclear powerplants by Atomic Energy Commission. those of the Civil Service Commissiofn in ad.erse actions against Federal employees. the procedural rights of Indian tribes. the coverage of the Federal Tort Claims Act. and the procedures for the resolution of property disputes between the United States and private persons.
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