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Records collected on Thursday, September 24, 2026

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Daily brief · September 24, 2026

FTC Amends Rules of Practice with Procedural Updates

The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule on September 24, 2026, amending its rules of practice with updates to office descriptions, OMB control numbers, and procedures for Second Requests in merger investigations. The amendments also specify procedures for assigning Administrative Law Judges, restore page limits for opening briefs, update FOIA submission methods, and clarify quorum calculations.

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    Rules of Practice

    The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule on September 24, 2026, amending its rules of practice. The amendments update office descriptions and OMB control numbers, clarify how FTC staff may modify Second Requests in merger investigations, specify procedures for assigning Administrative Law Judges, restore page limits for opening briefs, update the public record document list, revise FOIA submission methods, clarify quorum calculations, and add requirements for motions seeking Commissioner disqualification.

    Why it matters: The rule establishes the procedural framework governing how the FTC conducts investigations, administrative proceedings, and public records requests, affecting parties subject to FTC enforcement actions and the public's access to agency records.

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