Vil. Resources DOEwill provide andtransfer resources to HHS for the purpose of managing the DOE energy-related analytic epidemiologic research program. The funding and full-time equivalent (FTE) employmentlevels will be determined annually by agreement between designated agency offical points of contact for this MOU (for DOE, see Section IV-F.; for HHS, see Section V.K.) For FY 1991, funding for this program will be $14,145,000 for grants and contracts and $2,855,000 and 25 FTEs for program operations, and for FY 1992, program levels will be $14,725,000 for grants and contracts and $6,200,000 and 44 FTEs for program operations. Upon mutual agreement, resource levels - + may be amended at any time during the fiscal year, howeverin the eventthat HHSincurs extraordinary expenses as a result of DOE's action to amend or constrain this MOU, HHS will be entitled to reimbursementfor these expenses upon demonstration that additional and extraordinary costs were necessarily incurred. A copyof the signed agreement can be used by DOE as the basis for DOE to request the allocation of FTEs to HHS to carry out the * “se terms of this agreement. ..? The details of the levels of support to be furnished by DOE to HHS will be developed annually through a single interagency agreement. HHS will provide to DOE a description andjustification for funding and FTE resource requirements for submission to OMB and Congress for the studies and programs described under this MOU. These submissions will be provided by HHS to DOEin a timeframe agreed uponthatis consistent with DOE's budget . cyde. HHSwill not accept responsibility for specific studies or undertake new programs unless the mutually agreed level of resources is sufficient to achieve the intended goals and objectives. If equipmentis procured in order to provide service under this MOU, HHSwill retain title to the equipment. Any requirementfor the paymentorobligation of funds by DOEestablished by the terms of this Agreementshall be subject to the availability of appropriated funds. For the purposes of studies conducted by HHS orits grantees and contractors, HHSwill prepare the necessary information collection proposals for OMB approval under the Paperwork ReductionAct. These proposals will be submitted by HHS to OMB. In the event that OMBfails to approve the information collection or allow adequate burden hours, HHS will be under no obligation to undertake or complete individual studies but will advise DOE and work with DOEto secure OMB approval which may result in “necessary modification of reporting requirements. 10 PERPOLS PEP e Pei ogee. pOPest . fy