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BILLING CODE 3410-22-P 69 206 Tuesday, October 26, 2004 Notices Part IV Department of Labor Office of the Secretary Memorandum of Succession for Executive Continuity; Notice DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Office of the Secretary Memorandum of Succession for Executive Continuity AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, Labor. ACTION: Notice. SUMMARY: On October 14, 2004, Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao, pursuant to Secretary's Order 4-2003 (68 FR 41048, July 9, 2003), and the authorities cited therein, issued a “Memorandum For Department of Labor Executive Staff” to provide lines of succession in case of absence, sickness, resignation, or death of agency heads and during periods of national emergency declared by the President and to provide for ongoing operational management of agency programs and personnel.
The Secretary has directed that this Memorandum be published in the **Federal Register** , and a copy of the Memorandum is annexed hereto as an Appendix. DATES: This notice is effective October 26, 2004. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Contact Edward C. Hugler, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations, tel.
(202)693-4040. Signed in Washington, DC, this 20th day of October, 2004. Patrick Pizzella, Assistant Secretary of Labor for Administration and Management. Memorandum for Department of Labor Executive Staff *From:* Elaine L. Chao, Secretary of Labor. *Subject:* To Provide for the Order of Succession for Executive Continuity. October 14, 2004. This memorandum is issued pursuant to Secretary's Order 4-2003 and the authorities cited therein, in order to provide lines of succession in case of absence, sickness, resignation, or death of agency heads and during periods of national emergency declared by the President and to provide for ongoing operational management of agency programs and personnel. Functions and duties and ongoing operational management responsibilities of the officers of the Department whose appointment to office is required to be made by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate (PAS), will be performed in an acting capacity by the below designated “first assistants,” unless and until the President makes an alternative designation under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 (FVRA). 1 Functions and duties are those non-delegable responsibilities established by law (statute or regulation) and required to be performed by, and only by, the PAS. 1 The first assistants are designated in the list that follows as the position designated immediately below the PAS or non-PAS agency head position title. In the event that the first assistant does not serve or is barred from serving, unless and until the President makes an alternative designation under the FVRA, the person whose designation closest follows that of the first assistant shall perform the operational management of the agency. However, the functions and duties of the PAS may not be performed by any person other than the person serving in an acting capacity, in accord with FVRA (or, in the absence of an acting officer, by the Secretary pursuant to the FVRA). The Office of the Chief Information Officer and the Bureau of International Labor Affairs, which are not covered by the statute, (because they are not headed by PAS positions) are included in this memorandum for the purpose of consolidating the presentation of the Department's program for establishing orderly internal succession in the event of vacancies. This memorandum supersedes all prior inconsistent agency delegations. Agency Heads shall assure that agency delegations, position descriptions, and other pertinent documents are maintained consistently with the designations provided below. Any modifications to the Order of Succession specified in this memorandum are solely reserved to the Secretary. This memorandum shall be published in the **Federal Register** and codified in the Department of Labor Manual Series. This memorandum is subject to periodic revision by the Secretary, as necessary, and is effective on the date indicated above. Designation of Agency First Assistant 1 and Order of Succession A. PAS Positions Under the Secretary of Labor Deputy Secretary of Labor Designation to be made by Presidential direction, as provided in 5 U.S.C. 3345. Solicitor of Labor *Deputy Solicitor* Deputy Solicitor for National Operations Deputy Solicitor for Regional Operations Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management *Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations* Deputy Assistant Secretary for Budget and Performance Planning Deputy Assistant Secretary for Security and Emergency Management Assistant Secretary for the Employee Benefits Security Administration 2 *Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy* Deputy Assistant Secretary for Program Operations Assistant Secretary for the Employment Standards Administration *Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division* Deputy Assistant Secretary Deputy Assistant Secretary for Federal Contract Compliance Deputy Assistant Secretary for Labor-Management Programs Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs Assistant Secretary for the Employment and Training Administration *Deputy Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training* 3 Deputy Assistant Secretary for Employment and Training 4 Assistant Secretary for the Mine Safety and Health Administration *Deputy Assistant Secretary for Mine Safety and Health* 5 Deputy Assistant Secretary for Mine Safety and Health 6 Assistant Secretary for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration *Deputy Assistant Secretary* 7 Deputy Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary for the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy *Deputy Assistant Secretary* 8 Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy (Operations and Analysis) Assistant Secretary for the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs *Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Affairs* Deputy Assistant Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs Assistant Secretary for the Office of Disability Employment Policy *Deputy Assistant Secretary* Director, Office of Operations Assistant Secretary for the Office of Public Affairs *Deputy Assistant Secretary* 9 Deputy Assistant Secretary 10 Deputy Assistant Secretary 11 Assistant Secretary for the Veterans' Employment and Training Service *Deputy Assistant Secretary* Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations and Management Director of Operations and Programs Director of the Women's Bureau *Deputy Director* 12 Regional Office Coordinator Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division *Deputy Wage and Hour Administrator* Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics *Deputy Commissioner* Chief Financial Officer *Deputy Chief Financial Officer* Inspector General *Deputy Inspector General* B. Non-PAS Agency Head Positions Deputy Under Secretary for International Affairs of the Bureau of International Labor Affairs *Associate Deputy Under Secretary for Policy* Associate Deputy Under Secretary and Director of International Economic Affairs Chief Information Officer *Deputy Chief Information Officer* ____ 1 The first assistants are designated in italic font immediately below the PAS or Non-PAS position title. 2 Described as Assistant Secretary of Labor in charge of the Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration in Executive Order 13245. This agency was renamed Employee Benefits Security Administration in Secretary's Order 1-2003. 3 This Deputy Assistant Secretary position is responsible for the formulation of policies and development of multi-year goals, objectives and strategies, among other responsibilities. Organizationally, the position is known as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Workforce Investment System. 4 This Deputy Assistant Secretary position is responsible for providing leadership and direction to ETA operations with specific direction provided to administrative and management systems and activities. Organizationally, this position is known as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Performance and Administration. 5 This Deputy Assistant Secretary is responsible for the formulation of policies and development of multi-year goals, objectives, and strategies, among other responsibilities. Organizationally, the position is known as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy. 6 This Deputy Assistant Secretary is responsible for the day-to-day management of internal operations, among other responsibilities. Organizationally, the position is known as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations. 7 This Deputy Assistant Secretary position is responsible for Congressional and Intergovernmental liaison activity, among other responsibilities. 8 This Deputy Assistant Secretary serves as liaison to the Executive Office of the President to assure Departmental policies, goals, objectives and strategies reflect the Administration's positions. 9 This Deputy Assistant Secretary serves as the primary adviser to the Assistant Secretary and other DOL officials on public affairs aspects of policy and program development, among other responsibilities. 10 This Deputy Assistant Secretary develops marketing and public outreach campaigns for programs or issues and serves as the primary spokesperson for the Secretary and the Department, among other responsibilities. 11 This Deputy Assistant Secretary serves as the principal career public affairs consultant to the Assistant Secretary and manages and directs the office's day-to-day public affairs activities, among other responsibilities. 12 This position is first assistant, pursuant to 29 U.S.C. 14. 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