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6 Closing Remarks
Pages 26-28

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... He acknowledged that society is moving toward greater openness and availability of federally funded research data. However, he also expressed skepticism that either the Shelby Amendment or its interpretation by the OMB defines an adequate process for making data publicly accessible.
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... The amendment and its interpretation by the OMB seem to apply only to data that are generated with public dollars and that become the basis for regulatory decision making. They do not apply to data that are generated by private dollars that are submitted to support agency decisions.
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