When considering the development of or revisions to a standard, OSHA typically does what?
A)Publishes an RFI or an ANPRM
B)Convenes a panel of safety and health experts
C)Requests a hearing before Congress
D)Convenes a committee of interested business leaders

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OSHA typically publishes a Request for Information (RFI) or an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) when considering the development or revision of a standard. This allows stakeholders to provide feedback and input on the potential standard before it is formally proposed. OSHA may also convene a panel of experts or a committee of stakeholders during the rulemaking process. However, these are not typically the first steps in the process. Requesting a hearing before Congress or convening a committee of business leaders would not be standard practice for OSHA.

When Considering the Development of or Revisions to a Standard