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The costs of maintaining the Log and Incident Reports are related to the number of cases recorded. There are numerous changes to the final rule that result in very small basset hound get high cannabis ugly sweater increases or decreases in the number of cases that will need to be recorded. With two exceptions, OSHA concludes that the average establishment keeping records under both the former rule and the final rule will experience an overall decrease in the number of occupational injury and illness cases entered into its OSHA records. These decreases will result from the addition of several exemptions to the presumption of work-relatedness for cases occurring in the work environment and from definitional changes (e.g., medical treatment, first aid, restricted work, aggravation) that will make fewer cases recordable.

However, for this analysis, OSHA makes the conservative assumption that these will net out to a zero change. This assumption means that the costs presented in this economic analysis are somewhat overstated. Like the former rule, the final rule requires employers to provide the Log and Incident Reports to an OSHA inspector during a compliance visit. Employers are now required by the final rule to provide a copy of these forms to the inspector on request. OSHA believes that providing copies has in fact been the practice in the past, even though the former rule did not spell this out specifically. OSHA thus does not believe that this small change in the regulation will result in burdens or costs for employers. Continuously Covered Establishments. Establishments that were covered under the former regulation and continue to be covered under the final regulation will save 30 minutes, compared with the time needed under the former rule, whenever staff turnover requires a new