to cover the costs associated with the review and decisionmaking pertaining to all applications for which registration service fees have been paid under this section; and

to otherwise carry out this section.

With respect to new active ingredients or any registration review decision proposed for 1 or more outdoor uses, not later than 9 months after December 29, 2022.

With respect to new outdoor uses of a registered pesticide, not later than 1 year after December 29, 2022.

With respect to antimicrobial pesticide products, not later than 3 years after December 29, 2022.

the findings from the assessment under that subclause; and

recommendations for improved methodologies to represent full-time equivalent resources described in that subclause; and

the Administrator shall publish the report submitted under item (aa) on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency.

to conduct the assessment described in subclause (II); and

to submit to the Administrator a report describing the findings of the assessment and the processes and performance of the Environmental Protection Agency relating to the implementation of the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2022 and the amendments made by that Act.

the initial content screen;

the preliminary technical screen;

performance, processes, and progress toward reducing renegotiation rates and the average length of renegotiations;

performance, processes, and progress toward eliminating the backlog of registrant submissions not covered by subsection (b)(3);

performance, processes, and progress toward ensuring that all registrant submissions not covered by subsection (b)(3) are completed by the applicable deadlines described in the notice of the Administrator entitled “Pesticide Registration Notice (PR) 98–10: Notifications, Non-Notifications and Minor Formulation Amendments” and dated October 22, 1998 (and any successor amendments to that notice) and described in subsections (c)(3)(B) and (h) of section 136a of this title;

compliance with the provisions of this subchapter relating to renegotiations and registrant submissions not covered by subsection (b)(3);

information technology systems;

recommended improvements to employee training;

performance, progress, and processes in completing registration review; and

other appropriate issues, such as submissions by inert suppliers and fast-track amendments under subsections (c)(3)(B) and (h) of section 136a of this title.

a copy of each such assessment; and

the Administrator’s evaluation of the findings and recommendations contained in each such assessment.

can be implemented through administrative action of the Administrator; or

requires a statutory change.

maintained readily available or on deposit;

invested in obligations of the United States or guaranteed by the United States; or

invested in obligations, participations, or other instruments that are lawful investments for fiduciary, trust, or public funds.

not later than 45 days after the date on which the decision time review period begins (for applications with decision time review periods of not more than 180 days); and

not later than 90 days after the date on which the decision time review period begins (for applications with decision time review periods greater than 180 days).

the applicable registration service fee has been paid; or

at least 25 percent of the applicable registration service fee has been paid and the application contains a waiver or refund request for the outstanding amount and documentation establishing the basis for the waiver request; and

the application appears to contain all the necessary forms, data, and draft labeling, formatted in accordance with guidance published by the Administrator.

determine if the application and the data and information submitted with the application are accurate and complete;

determine if the application, data, and information are consistent with the proposed labeling and any proposal for a tolerance or exemption from the requirement for a tolerance under section 408 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (21 U.S.C. 346a), and are such that, subject to full review under the standards of this subchapter, could result in the granting of the application;

determine, if applicable, whether an application qualifies for a reduced risk determination under subsection (c)(10) or (h) of section 136a of this title;

grant or deny any data waiver requests submitted by the applicant with the application;

verify and validate the accuracy of the fee category selected by the applicant; and

notify the applicant, in writing, if a new or different fee category is required and calculate the new decision review time based on the original submission date.

the date on which the Administrator grants the request; or

the date that is 60 days after the date of receipt of the application.

covered pesticide registration applications for which voluntary fees have been paid under subsection (b)(4); and

covered pesticide registration applications received on or after the effective date of the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2003 but submitted without the applicable registration service fee required under this section due to the inability of the Administrator to assess fees under subsection (d)(1).

the reasons why additional time is needed; and

the number of days needed that would allow the Administrator to make a regulatory decision.

there is new or additional data or information from the applicant that is necessary for the Administrator to make a decision on the application that cannot be made available within the original decision time review period; or

a public comment period associated with the application generates significant comments that cannot be addressed within the original decision time review period.

actions taken under this section;

registrant submissions not covered by subsection (b)(3)(B);

the initial content and preliminary technical screenings required in subsection (f)(4)(B); and

staffing relating to implementing the Pesticide Registration Improvement Act of 2022 and the amendments made by that Act.

the Action Code;

the application receipt date;

the electronic portal tracking number assigned to the application at the time of submission to the electronic submission portal or the Environmental Protection Agency tracking number;

the original decision due date based on the Action Code;

the dates of any renegotiations and the renegotiated due dates, if applicable;

the reasons for each renegotiation, if applicable;

if the submission had to be recoded, reassigned codes, if applicable;

the date that the submission was recoded, if applicable;

the decision completion date, if the action has been completed;

failed initial content screen;

failed preliminary technical screen;

approved;

withdrawn;

denied;

do not grant; or

pending;

the reason for any denial or do not grant decision, if applicable;

a review of the progress made in carrying out each requirement of subsections (e) and (f), including, to the extent determined appropriate by the Administrator and consistent with the authorities of the Administrator and limitations on delegation of functions by the Administrator, recommendations for the allowance and use of summaries of acute toxicity studies;

the number of cases cancelled;

the number of cases requiring risk mitigation measures;

the number of cases removing risk mitigation measures;

the number of cases with no risk mitigation needed; and

the number of cases in which risk mitigation has been fully implemented;

the electronic tracking of conditional registrations; and

the endangered species database;

a review of the progress made in updating the Pesticide Incident Data System, including progress toward making the information contained in the System available to the public (as the Administrator determines is appropriate);

an assessment of the public availability of summary pesticide usage data;

the number of the active ingredients approved, new uses, and pesticide end use products granted in connection with the Design for the Environment program (or any successor program) of the Environmental Protection Agency;

to carry out activities relating to worker protection under subparagraphs (G) and (H) of section 136a–1(i)(1) of this title;

to award partnership grants under subparagraph (I) of such section; and

to carry out the pesticide safety education program under subparagraph (J) of such section;

an evaluation of the appropriateness and effectiveness of the activities, grants, and program under subparagraphs (G), (H), (I), and (J) of such section;

a description of how stakeholders are engaged in the decision to fund such activities, grants, and program in accordance with the stakeholder input provided under such subparagraphs; and

with respect to activities relating to worker protection carried out under subparagraphs (G) and (H) of section 136a–1(i)(1) of this title, a summary of the analyses from stakeholders, including from worker community-based organizations, on the appropriateness and effectiveness of such activities.

beginning two years after enactment, report on the progress of meeting the deadlines listed in paragraph (5) of section 136a(f) of this title; and

a review of progress made in implementing the pesticide surveillance program referred to in paragraph (8) of section 136a–1(k) of this title.

the submission date;

the electronic portal tracking number assigned to the application at the time of the submission of the application to the electronic submission portal;

the type of regulatory action, as defined by statute or guidance document, and the specific label action;

the status of the action;

the due date;

the reason for the outcome; and

the completion date, if applicable.

the number of applications successfully passing each type of screen;

the number of applications that failed the screening process for each type of screen;

the number of notifications issued by the Administrator under subsection (f)(4)(B)(ii)(II);

the number of notifications issued by the Administrator under subsection (f)(4)(B)(ii)(I) and the number of applications resulting in a rejection; and

the number of notifications issued under section 152.105 of title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (or successor regulations), and to the extent practicable, the reasons for that issuance.

the number of new hires and personnel departures;

the number of full-time equivalents at the end of each fiscal year;

the number of full-time equivalents working on registration review activities; and

the number of full-time equivalents working on registrant submissions not covered by subsection (b)(3)(B).

on the website of the Environmental Protection Agency; and

by such other methods as the Administrator determines to be the most effective for efficiently disseminating the report.

includes all registering divisions in the Office of Pesticide Programs;

provides a real-time, accurate, tracking system for all regulatory submissions to the Office of Pesticide Programs;

provides a 4 real-time, accessible information 4 that provides each applicant confidential, online access to the status and progress of the regulatory submissions of the applicant; and

to ensure that label reviews are limited to current label changes, to the maximum extent practicable;

to automate, to the extent practicable, minor, low risk regulatory actions; and

to allow self-certification of certain regulatory actions, as determined by the Administrator.

analysis of the impact of submitted studies on Environmental Protection Agency assessments and decisions;

facilitation of read-across or computational model development to help fill information gaps;

tracking and reporting submission and decision metrics relating to the use and acceptance of test methods; and

drafting and publication of policies communicating Environmental Protection Agency acceptance of novel technologies or approaches.