Semipostal Authorization Act Law and Legal Definition
The Semipostal Authorization Act authorizes the U.S. postal service (USPS) to issue and sell semipostal postage stamps. Semipostal stamps are intended to raise funds for causes determined by the USPS for the benefit of public interest.
The Act requires the USPS to use regulatory process to propose and issue regulation regarding selection criteria, procedures, and any limitations imposed on the issuance of semipostal stamps.
Legal Definition list
- Semiconductor Chip Product
- Semiautomatic Rifle
- Semiautomatic Firearm Capable of Accepting a Large Capacity Magazine
- Semi-Submersible Vessel
- Semi-Submersible MODU
- Semipostal Authorization Act
- Semipostal Stamp Program
- Semiskilled Work
- Semper In Obscuris Quod Minimum Est Sequimur
- Semper In Stipulationibus Et In Caeteris Contractibus Id Sequimur Quod Actum Est
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