Plaintiffs allege emergency cryptocurrency mining survey violated statutory requirements
Company: Riot
The claim, verbatim
Riot Platforms and Texas Blockchain Council alleged that the EIA's emergency collection request and approval for Form EIA-862 (Cryptocurrency Mining Facilities Survey), and the collection of information through the survey, violated the Paperwork Reduction Act and the Administrative Procedure Act, and did not comply with statutory and regulatory requirements for emergency collections.
Source (primary)
Docket 72 entry #24 - 1 (RECAP, court_filing)
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Quote: “Plaintiffs' Complaint alleges, among other things, that the EIA-862 Emergency Collection Request, the EIA-862 Emergency Collection Approval, and the collection of information through the EIA-862 Emergency Survey violate the PRA and the Administrative Procedure Act, and do not comply with various statutory and regulatory requirements for the emergency collection of information.”
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Additional evidence
confirms Docket 72 entry #24 - 1
Quote: “Plaintiffs' Complaint alleges, among other things, that the EIA-862 Emergency Collection Request, the EIA-862 Emergency Collection Approval, and the collection of information through the EIA-862 Emergency Survey violate the PRA and the Administrative Procedure Act, and do not comply with various statutory and regulatory requirements for the emergency collection of information.”