(b) Electronic FOIA reading room. As required by 5 U.S.C. 552(a)(2), HUD makes records created on or after November 1, 1996, available through its electronic FOIA Reading Room, located on HUD's FOIA Web site at http://www.hud.gov/FOIA. These records include:

1. (1) Final opinions and orders.
2. (2) Public access to high-value, machine readable datasets via http://www/data/gov.

3. (3) Statements of policy and interpretation, including:

   1. (i) HUD's Client and Information Policy Systems (HUDCLIPS);
   2. (ii) Housing policy;
   3. (iii) Public and Indian Housing policy and regulations;
   4. (iv) Public and Indian Housing policy and guidance (PHA Plans); and
   5. (v) Community Planning and Development policy and guidance.
4. (4) Administrative staff manuals.
5. (5) HUD's online library.
6. (6) Fair housing information.

(c) Frequently requested materials. HUD also makes frequently requested materials available on its FOIA Web site at http://www.hud.gov/FOIA. These frequently requested materials include information related to:

1. (1) Highest-scoring funding grant applications.
2. (2) Purchase charge cardholders.
3. (3) FHA refunds.
4. (4) FHA-approved lenders.
5. (5) Homes for sale.
6. (6) How to buy a HUD home.
7. (7) How to apply for public housing and Section 8 housing.
8. (8) Housing for the elderly.
9. (9) Housing for individuals with disabilities.
10. (10) HUD contracting home page.
11. (11) FHA mortgage insurance programs.
12. (12) HUD handbooks.
13. (13) HUD programs.
14. (14) HUD telephone directory.
15. (15) HUD homes listing.
16. (16) HUD's organization.
17. (17) Multifamily housing data.
18. (18) Public housing authority contact information.
19. (19) Weekly listing of multifamily properties for sale.
20. (20) Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) materials.
21. (21) Grants.
22. (22) FOIA request logs.