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Two Date Fields on a Federal Register Rule Page
The publication, effective-date, and Dates Text fields displayed for document 2025-10519.
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What matters now
- The document's Publication Date field reads "Publication Date 06/12/2025."
- The document's Effective Date field reads "Effective Date 2025-07-14."
- The Dates Text field states: "Effective date for 2025 inflation adjustment: July 14, 2025."
- The document is filed as Document Type Rule, 90 FR 24744, Document Number 2025-10519.
Federal Register document 2025-10519 records the 2025 civil monetary penalty inflation adjustment. The document’s own page prints two separate dates: “Publication Date 06/12/2025” and “Effective Date 2025-07-14” (federalregister.gov).
The document page displays a publication-date field, an effective-date field, and a separate Dates Text field. For this document, the effective-date field and the Dates Text field display the same July 14, 2025 date.
This original record-reading guide is a general reading aid, not cited evidence. It does not depict a source record; the article text and source links provide the facts.
Key points
- The document’s Publication Date field reads “Publication Date 06/12/2025” (federalregister.gov).
- The document’s Effective Date field reads “Effective Date 2025-07-14” (federalregister.gov).
- The page’s own Dates Text summary states: “Effective date for 2025 inflation adjustment: July 14, 2025.” (federalregister.gov).
- The document is filed as “Document Type Rule,” under “Document Citation 90 FR 24744” and “Document Number 2025-10519” (federalregister.gov).
Publication date field
The document page labels this field: “Publication Date 06/12/2025” (federalregister.gov). This article reports that displayed field separately from the page’s effective-date field.
Effective date field
Separately, the page labels a second field: “Effective Date 2025-07-14” (federalregister.gov).
The page’s Dates Text field restates the same date in plain language: “Effective date for 2025 inflation adjustment: July 14, 2025.” (federalregister.gov).
This article does not restate the general Administrative Procedure Act rulemaking-timing convention (a final rule is typically effective no less than thirty days after publication, sixty days for rules an agency treats as significant or major, unless the agency cites good cause), because that general convention is not confirmed by any source cited in this article.
Why check the Dates Text field
This document’s own page carries both a labeled Effective Date field and a separate Dates Text field, and for this document the two state the same date: July 14, 2025 (federalregister.gov).
For this document, the Dates Text field gives the date in a sentence while the labeled Effective Date field displays it in numeric form.
This article reports only what document 2025-10519’s own fields show. It does not claim that a labeled Effective Date field is always the complete answer for every Federal Register document, or that the Effective Date field and Dates Text field will match on other documents — only that they match here.
Document identifiers
This rule is catalogued as “Document Type Rule,” “Document Citation 90 FR 24744,” and “Document Number 2025-10519” (federalregister.gov).
This article’s field values are drawn from the Federal Register’s own published page for this document; readers can confirm the same values at any time by opening that page directly. This article covers only document 2025-10519 / 90 FR 24744 and makes no claim about any other Federal Register document, rule, or date.