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<abstract>The National Defense Authorization Act for 2001 authorized the
military department secretaries to (1)charge fees to persons	 
requesting information from the military archives and (2) retain 
collected fees to help defray costs of providing the information.
The military archives also have authority under the User Charge  
Statute and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to charge for  
general information provided to the public. With the act	 
authorizing, but not requiring, action by the four primary	 
military archives, the archives have responded differently.	 
Although none has yet implemented a fee pursuant to the act, one 
archive plans to do so by October 2001. The Department of	 
Defense&apos;s (DOD) archives and other offices are also authorized	 
under both the User Charge Statute and FOIA to charge for	 
information provided to the public. However, neither of these	 
statutes authorizes an agency to retain the fees collected for	 
providing general information to the public. The four designated 
archives are charging fees to public requesters but are not using
the fee schedule mandated by the DOD regulation implementing the 
User Charge Statute. Similarly, DOD&apos;s fee schedules for charges  
under FOIA are outdated. DOD&apos;s inconsistent use of the authority 
to charge fees and the use of outdated DOD fees schedules result 
in uncollected fees of a million dollars or more annually and	 
inconsistent handling of public requests for historical 	 
information.</abstract>
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