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6 Administrative Conference News 1 (1992)

handle is hein.usfed/admcfnws0006 and id is 1 raw text is: ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCE NEWS Administrative Conference of the United States Spring 1992 Mediation and Adjudication Recommendations Volume VI, Number 1 Highlight 44th Plenary Session Recommendations dealing with gram perm adjudication of civil money penalties penalty cei under the Federal Aviation Act and the the FAA to mediation program at the Farmers Home $50,000 fo Administration (FmHA) were among Aviation A those adopted at the Conference's 44th Pub. L. No. plenary session December 12 and 13, the progr 1991. The full text of recommendations specifically is printed in the December 30, 1991 study and issue of the Federal Register (56 Fed. regarding Reg. 67139). adjudicatec Recommendation 91-8, Adjud- transferred ication of Civil Pen-p alties Under the Federal A v i a t i o n ... ..,, Act, drew particular interest. Theu heard the committee's mendation and the Council's proposed alternative. In addition, three organizations o u t s i d e Justice Clarence Thomas swearing Conference member Susan Au Allen with he membership holding the bible. presented their views. In 1990 the Conference cases inv urged Congress to make the Federal engineers b Aviation Administration (FAA) the NTSB. demonstration civil money penalty pro- (See 44th 1 anent and to eliminate the ling. The program allows impose civil penalties up to r violations of the Federal .ct or FAA regulations. In 101-370, Congress extended am through 1992 and asked the Conference to make recommendations whether the authority to civil penalty cases should be from the FAA to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTS B), shouldremain with the FAA, or should be otherwise modified. Recom- mendation 91-8 affirms the earlier conclusions, but it also recommends that if a consensual arrangement for allocating 'in Council adjudicatory zr husband authority cannot be reached, olving pilots and flight 9e shifted from the FAA to Along with the shift, the 'lenary, page 8) Conference - USIA Cooperate on Rule-of-Law Project As part of its rule-of-law initiative, the United States Information Agency (USIA) has requested the Conference's assistance in the exchange of information on administrative law with countries that formerly were part of the Soviet Union. To this end USIA will support one or more administrative law workshops in those countries. To lay the groundwork for the workshops, in December 1991, the Conference sent an advance delegation, consisting of Conference member William J. Kilberg and Deputy Research Director Michael W. Bowers, to Moscow and Kiev to discuss administrative law issues with government officials, academicians, and others interested in legal reforms. They met in Moscow with Svetlana Tetyuk, Deputy Minister, Russian Ministry of Justice, Boris (See USIA, page 8)

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