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Dossier Executive final rule 25-jun-2026 Takes effect · 27-jul-2026
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Improving and Eliminating Regulations; Approved Conveyor Belts in Underground Coal Mines

Key claim: MSHA is removing outdated flame-resistance approval requirements for conveyor belts in underground coal mines because the provisions contain expired effective dates and are no longer applicable.

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(Rule · Labor Department, Mine Safety and Health Administration) MSHA is removing outdated flame-resistance approval requirements for conveyor belts used in underground coal mines. These requirements are being removed from MSHA’s regulations because they contain outdated effective dates and are no longer applicable.

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MSHA is removing outdated flame-resistance approval requirements for conveyor belts in underground coal mines because the provisions contain expired effective dates and are no longer applicable.

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Improving and Eliminating Regulations; Approved Conveyor Belts in Underground Coal Mines
Stage: final rule · federal-register · 25-jun-2026

MSHA is removing outdated flame-resistance approval requirements for conveyor belts in underground coal mines because the provisions contain expired effective dates and are no longer applicable.

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External: fedreg:2026-12793

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