Subpart B
The part is officially titled "Procedures For The Handling Of Retaliation Complaints Under The Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA)." This is shown in the Part Number Title for 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the official listing.
The subpart title is "Subpart B—Litigation," which indicates this subpart covers litigation procedures related to the part. The page lists the subpart as "Litigation" under 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the official entry.
The standard number is shown as "1992 Subpart B." Use that designation when referring to this subpart in documentation. The standard is listed on OSHA's regulations page at 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the authoritative label.
The GPO source for the subpart text is the e‑CFR (Electronic Code of Federal Regulations). The entry identifies the GPO source as e‑CFR on the OSHA page for 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the source information.
You can find the official listing for the subpart on OSHA's regulations page at 1992 Subpart B. That page provides the subpart heading, part title, and GPO source. See 1992 Subpart B for the official OSHA entry.
The Federal Register citation shown is "90 FR 3030, Jan. 14, 2025." This citation is listed on the OSHA entry for 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the Federal Register reference.
No, the OSHA entry for this subpart indicates that no related Letters of Interpretation were found for this batch. The page lists no interpretation letters at 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for that statement.
The OSHA page is an index entry for Subpart B and simultaneously identifies the subpart's title as "Litigation." In other words, the page functions as an index record (listing) for "Subpart B" while the Subpart Title field states the subject matter is "Litigation." This structure is visible on the OSHA listing at 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the formatting used.
OSHA lists the subpart as "Subpart B—Litigation" in the table of contents-style entry for this part. That exact phrasing appears on the OSHA page for 1992 Subpart B. See 1992 Subpart B for the formal listing.
Reference the OSHA regulations page and the part/subpart designation—for example: "29 CFR Part 1992, Subpart B—Litigation (see 1992 Subpart B)." The OSHA page provides the official listing and GPO source information. See 1992 Subpart B for the authoritative entry.