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federal register · 2025

How many rules and notices did Commission of Fine Arts publish in 2025?

In 2025 Commission of Fine Arts published 8 Federal Register documents: 0 final rules, 0 proposed rules, 8 notices; 0 marked significant. Busiest month: 2025-01.

DOCUMENTS: 8FINAL RULES: 0PROPOSED: 0

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What stands out

In 2025 Commission of Fine Arts published 8 Federal Register documents: 0 final rules, 0 proposed rules, 8 notices; 0 marked significant. Busiest month: 2025-01.

By month

MonthDocumentsFinal rulesProposedNotices
2025-011001
2025-021001
2025-031001
2025-041001
2025-051001
2025-061001
2025-071001
2025-091001

Documents, 2025

All documents of the year, newest first.

PublishedTypeDocumentEvidence
Sep 10, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Jul 10, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Jun 13, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
May 13, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Apr 11, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Mar 13, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Feb 13, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →
Jan 16, 2025NoticeNotice of Meetingrecord →

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