On page 81 of the Booklet, the second paragraph of the section headed "5." is amended to read: Exercise restrictions imposed by OCC and the options markets affecting cash-settled options generally cannot be continued in effect beyond the opening of business on the last trading day before their expiration. Such exercise restrictions affecting physical delivery options generally cannot be continued beyond the open- ing of business on the tenth business day before their expiration. Part V. Exemption of Standardized Options from 1933 Act Registration. Effective January 2, 2003. the SEC exempted stan- dardized options issued by a registered clearing agency and traded on a registered national securities exchange or association from the Securities Act of 1933. except for the antifraud provisions of Section 17 of that Act. Effec- tive January 10, 2003. the SEC approved an amendment to OCC's most recent registration statement under that Act terminating the registration of all unsold put and call options. As a result of these actions, the standardized options covered by this Booklet are no longer required to be registered under that Act: an OCC registration state- ment will no longer be available for inspection at OCC's office; and copies of an OCC prospectus for standard- ized options will no longer be available from OCC or the U.S. options markets. Part VI. Yield-Based Treasury Options. The second full paragraph on page 34 is replaced with the following paragraph: If the U.S. Department of the Treasury ceases to issue. or changes the terms or the schedule of issuance of, Treasury securities on which underlying yields are based, an adjustment panel has discretion to adjust the terms of the series by substituting other Treasury securi- ties or to make such other adjustment as the adjustment panel may determine. If the options market on which a particular yield-based option is traded should increase or decrease the multiplier for the option, the