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The document is the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Annual Report for the Bureau of the Public Debt for Fiscal Year 2003. It provides an overview of FOIA request statistics, including response times, reasons for non-disclosure, and appeals. The report indicates that 106 requests were received, with a processing time ranging from one to 20 days, and outlines the common reasons for denial of requests. Additionally, it details staffing levels related to FOIA activities and associated costs.

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Begin by filling out Section II-B, where you will provide a brief description of your bureau’s response-time ranges. Use clear and concise language to summarize the time frames for FOIA requests.
In Section II-C, summarize why some requests are not granted. List common reasons such as confidentiality or lack of records, ensuring that your explanations are straightforward.
Proceed to Section V-A to report on access requests. Input the number of initial requests, including those pending from the previous fiscal year and those received during the current period.
Complete Section VII by detailing compliance with time limits. Report median processing times for both simple and complex requests, if applicable.

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