§ 200.13. Chief Operating Officer.
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(a)The Chief Operating Officer is responsible for developing and executing the overall management policies of the Commission for all its operating divisions and staff offices. The Chief Operating Officer also provides executive direction to, and exercises administrative control over, the Office of Human Resources, the Office of Acquisitions, the Office of Financial Management, the Office of Support Operations, the EDGAR Business Office, and the Office of Information Technology.
(b)The Chief Operating Officer appoints personnel, reviews and approves policies and procedures, and assures appropriate resources to implement the programs set forth in paragraph
(a)of this section, and authorizes and transmits reports required by them.
(c)The Chief Operating Officer also designates certifying officers for agency payments.
(d)The Chief Operating Officer shall be responsible for:
(1)Implementing the goals of the Chairman and the mission of the Commission;
(2)Providing overall organizational management to improve agency performance;
(3)Assisting the Chairman in promoting ongoing quality improvement, developing strategic plans, and measuring results;
(4)Directing ongoing reengineering of the Commission's administrative processes;
(e)Overseeing Commission-specific application of performance measures, procurement reforms, personnel reductions, financial management improvements, telecommunications and information technology policies, and other Government-wide systems reforms; and
(f)Reforming the Commission's management practices. \[60 FR 14624, Mar. 20, 1995, as amended at 76 FR 60371, Sept. 29, 2011; 86 FR 9441, Feb. 16, 2021\]