Part 1: Partner Government Agencies (PGAs)
Partner Government Agencies (PGAs)
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The Toxic Substances Control Act plays a crucial role in environmental protection, with the EPA and Customs and Border Protection working together. Partner Government Agencies are essential for law administration and exam preparation. The "Single Window Initiative" aims to streamline customs processes, while the Border Interagency Executive Council enhances collaboration. Customs and FDA interactions are key for enforcement, and jurisdictional awareness is critical for customs brokers to avoid compliance issues.
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#Participating Government Agencies (PGAs)
#Department of Agriculture (USDA)
#Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
#Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
#Public Health Service (PHS)
#Acts of Congress
#Federal insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA)
#Clean Air Act
#United States Code (USC) Title 7
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