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proposed actions. 

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OFFICE OF PERSONNEL 

MANAGEMENT 

Excepted Service; Consolidated 

Listing of Schedules A, B, and C 

Exceptions 

AGENCY: Office of Personnel 

Management. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This provides the 

consolidated notice of all agency 

specific excepted authorities, approved 

by the Office of Personnel Management 

(OPM), under Schedule A, B, or C, as of 

June 30, 2011, as required by Civil 

Service Rule VI, Exceptions from the 

Competitive Service. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Senior Executive Resource Services, 

Employee Services, 202–606–2246. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Civil 

Service Rule VI (5 CFR 6.1) requires the 

U.S. Office of Personnel Management 

(OPM) to publish notice of exceptions 

granted under Schedule A, B, or C. 5 

CFR 213.103(a) requires all Schedule A, 

B, or C appointing authority available 

for use by all agencies to be published 

as regulations in the Federal Register 

and the Code of Federal Regulations. 

Excepted appointing authorities 

established solely for use by one 

specific agency do not meet the 

standard of general applicability 

prescribed by the Federal Register Act 

for regulations published in either the 

Federal Register or the Code of Federal 

Regulations (CFR). Therefore, 5 CFR 

213.103(b) requires monthly 

publication, in the Notices section of the 

Federal Register, any Schedule A, B, or 

C appointing authority applicable to a 

single agency. 5 CFR 213.103(c) requires 

a consolidated listing of all Schedule A, 

B, and C authorities, current as of June 

30 of each year, be published annually 

in the Notices section of the Federal 

Register at www.gpoaccess.gov/fr. That 

notice follows. Government-wide 

authorities codified in the CFR are not 

printed in this notice. 

When making appointments under an 

agency-specific authority, agencies 

should first list the appropriate 

Schedule A, B, or C, followed by the 

applicable number, for example: 

Schedule A, 213.310x(x)(x). Agencies 

are reminded that all excepted 

authorities are subject to the provisions 

of 5 CFR, part 302 unless specifically 

exempted OPM at the time of approval. 

OPM maintains continuing 

information on the status of all 

Schedule A, B, and C appointing 

authorities. Interested parties needing 

information about specific authorities 

during the year may obtain information 

by writing to the Senior Executive 

Resource Services, Office of Personnel 

Management, 1900 E Street NW., Room 

6484, Washington, DC 20415, or by 

calling (202) 606–2246. 

The following exceptions are current 

as of June 30, 2011. 

Schedule A 

03. Executive Office of the President 

(Sch. A, 213.3103) 

(a) Office of Administration— 

(1) Not to exceed 75 positions to 

provide administrative services and 

support to the White House Office. 

(b) Office of Management and 

Budget— 

(1) Not to exceed 20 positions at 

grades GS–5/15. 

(c) Council on Environmental 

Quality— 

(1) Professional and technical 

positions in grades GS–9 through 15 on 

the staff of the Council. 

(d)–(f) (Reserved) 

(g) National Security Council— 

(1) All positions on the staff of the 

Council. 

(h) Office of Science and Technology 

Policy— 

(1) Thirty positions of Senior Policy 

Analyst, GS–15; Policy Analyst, GS–11/ 

14; and Policy Research Assistant, GS– 

9, for employment of anyone not to 

exceed 5 years on projects of a high 

priority nature. 

(i) Office of National Drug Control 

Policy— 

(1) Not to exceed 18 positions, GS–15 

and below, of senior policy analysts and 

other personnel with expertise in drugrelated issues and/or technical 

knowledge to aid in anti-drug abuse 

efforts. 

04. Department of State (Sch. A, 

213.3104) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

(1) All positions, GS–15 and below, 

on the staff of the Family Liaison Office, 

Director General of the Foreign Service 

and the Director of Personnel, Office of 

the Under Secretary for Management. 

(2) (Reserved) 

(b)–(f) (Reserved) 

(g) Bureau of Population, Refugees, 

and Migration— 

(1) Not to exceed 10 positions at 

grades GS–5 through 11 on the staff of 

the Bureau. 

(h) Bureau of Administration— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) One position of the Director, Art 

in Embassies Program, GM–1001–15. 

(3) (Reserved) 

05. Department of the Treasury (Sch. A, 

213.3105) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

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(1) Not to exceed 20 positions at the 

equivalent of GS–13 through GS–17 to 

supplement permanent staff in the study 

of complex problems relating to 

international financial, economic, trade, 

and energy policies and programs of the 

Government, when filled by individuals 

with special qualifications for the 

particular study being undertaken. 

(2) Covering no more than 100 

positions supplementing permanent 

staff studying domestic economic and 

financial policy, with employment not 

to exceed 4 years. 

(3) Not to exceed 100 positions in the 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Terrorism and Financial Intelligence. 

(4) Up to 35 temporary or time-limited 

positions at the GS–9 through 15 grade 

levels to support the organization, 

design and stand-up activities for the 

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, 

as mandated by P.L. 111–203. This 

authority may be used for the following 

series: GS–201, GS–501, GS–560, GS– 

1035, GS–1102, GS–1150, GS–1720, GS– 

1801, and GS–2210. No new 

appointments may be made under this 

authority after July 21, 2011, the 

designated transfer date of the CFPB. 

(b)–(d) (Reserved) 

(e) Internal Revenue Service— 

(1) Twenty positions of investigator 

for special assignments. 

(f) (Reserved) 

(g) (Reserved, moved to DOJ) 

(h) Office of Financial 

Responsibility— 

(1) Positions needed to perform 

investment, risk, financial, compliance, 

and asset management requiring unique 

qualifications currently not established 

by OPM. Positions will be in the Office 

of Financial Stability and the General 

Schedule (GS) grade levels 12–15 or 

Senior Level (SL), for initial 

employment not to exceed 4 years. No 

new appointments may be made under 

this authority after December 31, 2012. 

06. Department of Defense (Sch. A, 

213.3106) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

(1)–(5) Reserved 

(6) One Executive Secretary, US-USSR 

Standing Consultative Commission and 

Staff Analyst (SALT), Office of the 

Assistant Secretary of Defense 

(International Security Affairs). 

(b) Entire Department (including the 

Office of the Secretary of Defense and 

the Departments of the Army, Navy, and 

Air Force)— 

(1) Dependent School Systems 

overseas—Professional positions in 

Military Dependent School systems 

overseas. 

(2) Positions in Attache ́ 1 systems 

overseas, including all professional and 

scientific positions in the Naval 

Research Branch Office in London. 

(3) Positions of clerk-translator, 

translator, and interpreter overseas; 

(4) Positions of Educational Specialist 

the incumbents of which will serve as 

Director of Religious Education on the 

staffs of the chaplains in the military 

services. 

(5) Positions under the program for 

utilization of alien scientists, approved 

under pertinent directives administered 

by the Director of Defense Research and 

Engineering of the Department of 

Defense, when occupied by alien 

scientists initially employed under the 

program including those who have 

acquired United States citizenship 

during such employment. 

(6) Positions in overseas installations 

of the DOD when filled by dependents 

of military or civilian employees of the 

U.S. Government residing in the area. 

Employment under this authority may 

not extend longer than 2 months 

following the transfer from the area or 

separation of a dependent’s sponsor: 

Provided that: 

(i) A school employee may be 

permitted to complete the school year; 

and 

(ii) An employee other than a school 

employee may be permitted to serve up 

to 1 additional year when the military 

department concerned finds that the 

additional employment is in the interest 

of management. 

(7) Twenty secretarial and staff 

support positions at GS–12 or below on 

the White House Support Group. 

(8) Positions in DOD research and 

development activities occupied by 

participants in the DOD Science and 

Engineering Apprenticeship Program for 

High School Students. Persons 

employed under this authority shall be 

bona fide high school students, at least 

14 years old, pursuing courses related to 

the position occupied and limited to 

1,040 working hours a year. Children of 

DOD employees may be appointed to 

these positions, notwithstanding the 

sons and daughters restriction, if the 

positions are in field activities at remote 

locations. Appointments under this 

authority may be made only to positions 

for which qualification standards 

established under 5 CFR part 302 are 

consistent with the education and 

experience standards established for 

comparable positions in the competitive 

service. Appointments under this 

authority may not be used to extend the 

service limits contained in any other 

appointing authority. 

(9) (Reserved) 

(10) Temporary or time-limited 

positions in direct support of U.S. 

Government efforts to rebuild and create 

an independent, free and secure Iraq 

and Afghanistan, when no other 

appropriate appointing authority 

applies. Positions will generally be 

located in Iraq or Afghanistan, but may 

be in other locations, including the 

United States, when directly supporting 

operations in Iraq or in Afghanistan. No 

new appointments may be made under 

this authority after October 1, 2012. 

(11) Not to exceed 3000 positions that 

require unique cyber security skills and 

knowledge to perform cyber risk and 

strategic analysis, incident handling and 

malware/vulnerability analysis, program 

management, distributed control 

systems security, cyber incident 

response, cyber exercise facilitation and 

management, cyber vulnerability 

detection and assessment, network and 

systems engineering, enterprise 

architecture, intelligence analysis, 

investigation, investigative analysis and 

cyber-related infrastructure interdependency analysis. This authority 

may be used to make permanent, timelimited and temporary appointments in 

the following occupational series: 

Security (GS–0080), Intelligence 

Analysts (GS–0132), Computer 

Engineers (GS–0854), Electronic 

Engineers (GS–0855), Computer 

Scientists (GS–1550), Operations 

Research (GS–1515), Criminal 

Investigators (GS–1811), 

Telecommunications (GS–0391), and IT 

Specialists (GS–2210). Within the scope 

of this authority, the U.S. Cyber 

Command is also authorized to hire 

miscellaneous administrative and 

program (GS–0301) series when those 

positions require unique qualifications 

not currently established by OPM. All 

positions will be at the General 

Schedule (GS) grade levels 09–15. No 

new appointments may be made under 

this authority after December 31, 2012. 

(c) (Reserved) 

(d) General— 

(1) Positions concerned with advising, 

administering, supervising, or 

performing work in the collection, 

processing, analysis, production, 

evaluation, interpretation, 

dissemination, and estimation of 

intelligence information, including 

scientific and technical positions in the 

intelligence function; and positions 

involved in the planning, programming, 

and management of intelligence 

resources when, in the opinion of OPM, 

it is impracticable to examine. This 

authority does not apply to positions 

assigned to cryptologic and 

communications intelligence activities/ 

functions. 

(2) Positions involved in intelligencerelated work of the cryptologic 

intelligence activities of the military 

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departments. This includes all positions 

of intelligence research specialist, and 

similar positions in the intelligence 

classification series; all scientific and 

technical positions involving the 

applications of engineering, physical or 

technical sciences to intelligence work; 

and professional as well as intelligence 

technician positions in which a majority 

of the incumbent’s time is spent in 

advising, administering, supervising, or 

performing work in the collection, 

processing, analysis, production, 

evaluation, interpretation, 

dissemination, and estimation of 

intelligence information or in the 

planning, programming, and 

management of intelligence resources. 

(e) Uniformed Services University of 

the Health Sciences— 

(1) Positions of President, Vice 

Presidents, Assistant Vice Presidents, 

Deans, Deputy Deans, Associate Deans, 

Assistant Deans, Assistants to the 

President, Assistants to the Vice 

Presidents, Assistants to the Deans, 

Professors, Associate Professors, 

Assistant Professors, Instructors, 

Visiting Scientists, Research Associates, 

Senior Research Associates, and 

Postdoctoral Fellows. 

(2) Positions established to perform 

work on projects funded from grants. 

(f) National Defense University— 

(1) Not to exceed 16 positions of 

senior policy analyst, GS–15, at the 

Strategic Concepts Development Center. 

Initial appointments to these positions 

may not exceed 6 years, but may be 

extended thereafter in 1-, 2-, or 3-year 

increments, indefinitely. 

(g) Defense Communications 

Agency— 

(1) Not to exceed 10 positions at 

grades GS–10/15 to staff and support the 

Crisis Management Center at the White 

House. 

(h) Defense Acquisition University— 

(1) The Provost and professors. 

(i) George C. Marshall European 

Center for Security Studies, Garmisch, 

Germany— 

(1) The Director, Deputy Director, and 

positions of professor, instructor, and 

lecturer at the George C. Marshall 

European Center for Security Studies, 

Garmisch, Germany, for initial 

employment not to exceed 3 years, 

which may be renewed in increments 

from 1 to 2 years thereafter. 

(j) Asia-Pacific Center for Security 

Studies, Honolulu, Hawaii— 

(1) The Director, Deputy Director, 

Dean of Academics, Director of College, 

deputy department chairs, and senior 

positions of professor, associate 

professor, and research fellow within 

the Asia Pacific Center. Appointments 

may be made not to exceed 3 years and 

may be extended for periods not to 

exceed 3 years. 

(k) Business Transformation Agency— 

(1) Fifty temporary or time-limited 

(not to exceed four years) positions, at 

grades GS–11 through GS–15. The 

authority will be used to appoint 

persons in the following series: 

Management and Program Analysis, 

GS–343: Logistics Management, GS– 

346; Financial Management Programs, 

GS–501; Accounting, GS–510; Computer 

Engineering, GS–854; Business and 

Industry, GS–1101; Operations 

Research, GS–1515; Computer Science, 

GS–1550; General Supply, GS–2001; 

Supply Program Management, GS–2003; 

Inventory Management, GS–2010; and 

Information Technology, GS–2210. 

(l) Special Inspector General for 

Afghanistan— 

(1) Positions needed to establish the 

Special Inspector General for 

Afghanistan Reconstruction. These 

positions provide for the independent 

and objective conduct and supervision 

of audits and investigations relating to 

the programs and operations funded 

with amounts appropriated and 

otherwise made available for the 

reconstruction of Afghanistan. These 

positions are established at General 

Schedule (GS) grade levels for initial 

employment not to exceed 3 years and 

may, with prior approval of OPM, be 

extended for an additional period of 2 

years. No new appointments may be 

made under this authority after January 

31, 2011. 

07. Department of the Army (Sch. A, 

213.3107) 

(a)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) U.S. Military Academy, West 

Point, New York— 

(1) Civilian professors, instructors, 

teachers (except teachers at the 

Children’s School), Cadet Social 

Activities Coordinator, Chapel Organist 

and Choir-Master, Director of 

Intercollegiate Athletics, Associate 

Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, 

Coaches, Facility Manager, Building 

Manager, three Physical Therapists 

(Athletic Trainers), Associate Director of 

Admissions for Plans and Programs, 

Deputy Director of Alumni Affairs; and 

Librarian when filled by an officer of the 

Regular Army retired from active 

service, and the Military Secretary to the 

Superintendent when filled by a U.S. 

Military Academy graduate retired as a 

regular commissioned officer for 

disability. 

(e)–(f) (Reserved) 

(g) Defense Language Institute— 

(1) All positions (professors, 

instructors, lecturers) which require 

proficiency in a foreign language or 

knowledge of foreign language teaching 

methods. 

(h) Army War College, Carlisle 

Barracks, PA— 

(1) Positions of professor, instructor, 

or lecturer associated with courses of 

instruction of at least 10 months 

duration for employment not to exceed 

5 years, which may be renewed in 1, 2, 

3, 4 or 5-year increments indefinitely 

thereafter. 

(i) (Reserved) 

(j) U.S. Military Academy Preparatory 

School, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey— 

(1) Positions of Academic Director, 

Department Head, and Instructor. 

(k) U.S. Army Command and General 

Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, 

Kansas— 

(1) Positions of professor, associate 

professor, assistant professor, and 

instructor associated with courses of 

instruction of at least 10 months 

duration, for employment not to exceed 

up to 5 years, which may be renewed in 

1, 2, 3, 4 or 5-year increments 

indefinitely thereafter. 

08. Department of the Navy (Sch. A, 

213.3108) 

(a) General— 

(1)–(14) (Reserved) 

(15) Marine positions assigned to a 

coastal or seagoing vessel operated by a 

naval activity for research or training 

purposes. 

(16) All positions necessary for the 

administration and maintenance of the 

official residence of the Vice President. 

(b) Naval Academy, Naval 

Postgraduate School, and Naval War 

College— 

(1) Professors, Instructors, and 

Teachers; the Director of Academic 

Planning, Naval Postgraduate School; 

and the Librarian, Organist-Choirmaster, 

Registrar, the Dean of Admissions, and 

Social Counselors at the Naval 

Academy. 

(c) Chief of Naval Operations— 

(1) One position at grade GS–12 or 

above that will provide technical, 

managerial, or administrative support 

on highly classified functions to the 

Deputy Chief of Naval Operations 

(Plans, Policy, and Operations). 

(d) Military Sealift Command 

(1) All positions on vessels operated 

by the Military Sealift Command. 

(e)–(f) (Reserved) 

(g) Office of Naval Research— 

(1) Scientific and technical positions, 

GS–13/15, in the Office of Naval 

Research International Field Office 

which covers satellite offices within the 

Far East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, 

and the South Pacific. Positions are to 

be filled by personnel having 

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specialized experience in scientific and/ 

or technical disciplines of current 

interest to the Department of the Navy. 

09. Department of the Air Force (Sch. A, 

213.3109) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

(1) One Special Assistant in the Office 

of the Secretary of the Air Force. This 

position has advisory rather than 

operating duties except as operating or 

administrative responsibilities may be 

exercised in connection with the pilot 

studies. 

(b) General— 

(1) Professional, technical, managerial 

and administrative positions supporting 

space activities, when approved by the 

Secretary of the Air Force. 

(2) One hundred eighty positions, 

serviced by Hill Air Force Base, Utah, 

engaged in interdepartmental activities 

in support of national defense projects 

involving scientific and technical 

evaluations. 

(c) Norton and McClellan Air Force 

Bases, California— 

(1) Not to exceed 20 professional 

positions, GS–11 through GS–15, in 

Detachments 6 and 51, SM–ALC, Norton 

and McClellan Air Force Bases, 

California, which will provide logistic 

support management to specialized 

research and development projects. 

(d) U.S. Air Force Academy, 

Colorado— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Positions of Professor, Associate 

Professor, Assistant Professor, and 

Instructor, in the Dean of Faculty, 

Commandant of Cadets, Director of 

Athletics, and Preparatory School of the 

United States Air Force Academy. 

(e) (Reserved) 

(f) Air Force Office of Special 

Investigations— 

(1) Positions of Criminal 

Investigators/Intelligence Research 

Specialists, GS–5 through GS–15, in the 

Air Force Office of Special 

Investigations. 

(g) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, 

Ohio— 

(1) Not to exceed eight positions, GS– 

12 through 15, in Headquarters Air 

Force Logistics Command, DCS Material 

Management, Office of Special 

Activities, Wright-Patterson Air Force 

Base, Ohio, which will provide logistic 

support management staff guidance to 

classified research and development 

projects. 

(h) Air University, Maxwell Air Force 

Base, Alabama— 

(1) Positions of Professor, Instructor, 

or Lecturer. 

(i) Air Force Institute of Technology, 

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio— 

(1) Civilian deans and professors. 

(j) Air Force Logistics Command— 

(1) One Supervisory Logistics 

Management Specialist, GM–346–14, in 

Detachment 2, 2762 Logistics 

Management Squadron (Special), 

Greenville, Texas. 

(k) Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio— 

(1) One position of Supervisory 

Logistics Management Specialist, GS– 

346–15, in the 2762nd Logistics 

Squadron (Special), at Wright-Patterson 

Air Force Base, Ohio. 

(l) Air National Guard Readiness 

Center— 

(1) One position of Commander, Air 

National Guard Readiness Center, 

Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland. 

10. Department of Justice (Sch. A, 

213.3110) 

(a) General— 

(1) Deputy U.S. Marshals employed 

on an hourly basis for intermittent 

service. 

(2) Positions at GS–15 and below on 

the staff of an office of a special counsel. 

(3)–(5) (Reserved) 

(6) Positions of Program Manager and 

Assistant Program Manager supporting 

the International Criminal Investigative 

Training Assistance Program in foreign 

countries. Initial appointments under 

this authority may not exceed 2 years, 

but may be extended in 1-year 

increments for the duration of the incountry program. 

(b) (Reserved, moved to DHS) 

(c) Drug Enforcement 

Administration— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Four hundred positions of 

Intelligence Research Agent and/or 

Intelligence Operation Specialist in the 

GS–132 series, grades GS–9 through 

GS–15. 

(3) Not to exceed 200 positions of 

Criminal Investigator (Special Agent). 

New appointments may be made under 

this authority only at grades GS–7/11. 

(d) National Drug Intelligence 

Center— All positions. 

(e) Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and 

Firearms— 

(1) One hundred positions of criminal 

investigator for special assignments. 

(2) One non-permanent Senior Level 

(SL) Criminal Investigator to serve as a 

senior advisor to the Assistant Director 

(Firearms, Explosives, and Arson). 

11. Department of Homeland Security 

(Sch. A, 213.3111) 

(a) (Revoked 11/19/2009) 

(b) Law Enforcement Policy— 

(1) Ten positions for oversight policy 

and direction of sensitive law 

enforcement activities. 

(c) Homeland Security Labor 

Relations Board/Homeland Security 

Mandatory Removal Board— 

(1) Up to 15 Senior Level and General 

Schedule (or equivalent) positions 

(d) General— 

(1) Not to exceed 1,000 positions to 

perform cyber risk and strategic 

analysis, incident handling and 

malware/vulnerability analysis, program 

management, distributed control 

systems security, cyber incident 

response, cyber exercise facilitation and 

management, cyber vulnerability 

detection and assessment, network and 

systems engineering, enterprise 

architecture, intelligence analysis, 

investigation, investigative analysis and 

cyber-related infrastructure 

interdependency analysis requiring 

unique qualifications currently not 

established by OPM. Positions will be at 

the General Schedule (GS) grade levels 

09–15. No new appointments may be 

made under this authority after 

December 31, 2012. 

(3) Papago Indian Agency—Not to 

exceed 25 positions of Customs Patrol 

Officers in the Papago Indian Agency in 

the State of Arizona when filled by the 

appointment of persons of one-fourth or 

more Indian blood. (Formerly 

213.3105(b)(9)) 

12. Department of the Interior (Sch. A, 

213.3112) 

(a) General— 

(1) Technical, maintenance, and 

clerical positions at or below grades GS– 

7, WG–10, or equivalent, in the field 

service of the Department of the Interior, 

when filled by the appointment of 

persons who are certified as maintaining 

a permanent and exclusive residence 

within, or contiguous to, a field activity 

or district, and as being dependent for 

livelihood primarily upon employment 

available within the field activity of the 

Department. 

(2) All positions on Governmentowned ships or vessels operated by the 

Department of the Interior. 

(3) Temporary or seasonal caretakers 

at temporarily closed camps or 

improved areas to maintain grounds, 

buildings, or other structures and 

prevent damages or theft of Government 

property. Such appointments shall not 

extend beyond 130 working days a year 

without the prior approval of OPM. 

(4) Temporary, intermittent, or 

seasonal field assistants at GS–7, or its 

equivalent, and below in such areas as 

forestry, range management, soils, 

engineering, fishery and wildlife 

management, and with surveying 

parties. Employment under this 

authority may not exceed 180 working 

days a year. 

(5) Temporary positions established 

in the field service of the Department for 

emergency forest and range fire 

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prevention or suppression and blister 

rust control not to exceed 180 working 

days a year: Provided, that an employee 

may work as many as 220 working days 

a year when employment beyond 180 

days is required to cope with extended 

fire seasons or sudden emergencies such 

as fire, flood, storm, or other unforeseen 

situations involving potential loss of life 

or property. 

(6) Persons employed in field 

positions, the work of which is financed 

jointly by the Department of the Interior 

and cooperating persons or 

organizations outside the Federal 

service. 

(7) All positions in the Bureau of 

Indian Affairs and other positions in the 

Department of the Interior directly and 

primarily related to providing services 

to Indians when filled by the 

appointment of Indians. The Secretary 

of the Interior is responsible for defining 

the term ‘‘Indian.’’ 

(8) Temporary, intermittent, or 

seasonal positions at GS–7 or below in 

Alaska, as follows: Positions in 

nonprofessional mining activities, such 

as those of drillers, miners, caterpillar 

operators, and samplers. Employment 

under this authority shall not exceed 

180 working days a year and shall be 

appropriate only when the activity is 

carried on in a remote or isolated area 

and there is a shortage of available 

candidates for the positions. 

(9) Temporary, part-time, or 

intermittent employment of mechanics, 

skilled laborers, equipment operators 

and tradesmen on construction, repair, 

or maintenance work not to exceed 180 

working days a year in Alaska, when the 

activity is carried on in a remote or 

isolated area and there is a shortage of 

available candidates for the positions. 

(10) Seasonal airplane pilots and 

airplane mechanics in Alaska, not to 

exceed 180 working days a year. 

(11) Temporary staff positions in the 

Youth Conservation Corps Centers 

operated by the Department of the 

Interior. Employment under this 

authority shall not exceed 11 weeks a 

year except with prior approval of OPM. 

(12) Positions in the Youth 

Conservation Corps for which pay is 

fixed at the Federal minimum wage rate. 

Employment under this authority may 

not exceed 10 weeks. 

(b) (Reserved) 

(c) Indian Arts and Crafts Board— 

(1) The Executive Director 

(d) (Reserved) 

(e) Office of the Assistant Secretary, 

Territorial and International Affairs— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Not to exceed four positions of 

Territorial Management Interns, grades 

GS–5, GS–7, or GS–9, when filled by 

territorial residents who are U.S. 

citizens from the Virgin Islands or 

Guam; U.S. nationals from American 

Samoa; or in the case of the Northern 

Marianas, will become U.S. citizens 

upon termination of the U.S. 

trusteeship. Employment under this 

authority may not exceed 6 months. 

(3) (Reserved) 

(4) Special Assistants to the Governor 

of American Samoa who perform 

specialized administrative, professional, 

technical, and scientific duties as 

members of his or her immediate staff. 

(f) National Park Service— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Positions established for the 

administration of Kalaupapa National 

Historic Park, Molokai, Hawaii, when 

filled by appointment of qualified 

patients and Native Hawaiians, as 

provided by Public Law 95–565. 

(3) Seven full-time permanent and 31 

temporary, part-time, or intermittent 

positions in the Redwood National Park, 

California, which are needed for 

rehabilitation of the park, as provided 

by Public Law 95–250. 

(4) One Special Representative of the 

Director. 

(5) All positions in the Grand Portage 

National Monument, Minnesota, when 

filled by the appointment of recognized 

members of the Minnesota Chippewa 

Tribe. 

(g) Bureau of Reclamation— 

(1) Appraisers and examiners 

employed on a temporary, intermittent, 

or part-time basis on special valuation 

or prospective-entrymen-review projects 

where knowledge of local values on 

conditions or other specialized 

qualifications not possessed by regular 

Bureau employees are required for 

successful results. Employment under 

this provision shall not exceed 130 

working days a year in any individual 

case: Provided, that such employment 

may, with prior approval of OPM, be 

extended for not to exceed an additional 

50 working days in any single year. 

(h) Office of the Deputy Assistant 

Secretary for Territorial Affairs— 

(1) Positions of Territorial 

Management Interns, GS–5, when filled 

by persons selected by the Government 

of the Trust Territory of the Pacific 

Islands. No appointment may extend 

beyond 1 year. 

13. Department of Agriculture (Sch. A, 

213.3113) 

(a) General— 

(1) Agents employed in field positions 

the work of which is financed jointly by 

the Department and cooperating 

persons, organizations, or governmental 

agencies outside the Federal service. 

Except for positions for which selection 

is jointly made by the Department and 

the cooperating organization, this 

authority is not applicable to positions 

in the Agricultural Research Service or 

the National Agricultural Statistics 

Service. This authority is not applicable 

to the following positions in the 

Agricultural Marketing Service: 

Agricultural commodity grader (grain) 

and (meat), (poultry), and (dairy), 

agricultural commodity aid (grain), and 

tobacco inspection positions. 

(2)–(4) (Reserved) 

(5) Temporary, intermittent, or 

seasonal employment in the field 

service of the Department in positions at 

and below GS–7 and WG–10 in the 

following types of positions: Field 

assistants for sub professional services; 

agricultural helpers, helper-leaders, and 

workers in the Agricultural Research 

Service and the Animal and Plant 

Health Inspection Service; and subject 

to prior OPM approval granted in the 

calendar year in which the appointment 

is to be made, other clerical, trades, 

crafts, and manual labor positions. Total 

employment under this subparagraph 

may not exceed 180 working days in a 

service year: Provided, that an employee 

may work as many as 220 working days 

in a service year when employment 

beyond 180 days is required to cope 

with extended fire seasons or sudden 

emergencies such as fire, flood, storm, 

or other unforeseen situations involving 

potential loss of life or property. This 

paragraph does not cover trades, crafts, 

and manual labor positions covered by 

paragraph (i) of Sec. 213.3102 or 

positions within the Forest Service. 

(6)–(7) (Reserved) 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Farm Service Agency— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Members of State Committees: 

Provided, that employment under this 

authority shall be limited to temporary 

intermittent (WAE) positions whose 

principal duties involve administering 

farm programs within the State 

consistent with legislative and 

Departmental requirements and 

reviewing national procedures and 

policies for adaptation at State and local 

levels within established parameters. 

Individual appointments under this 

authority are for 1 year and may be 

extended only by the Secretary of 

Agriculture or his designee. Members of 

State Committees serve at the pleasure 

of the Secretary. 

(e) Rural Development— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) County committeemen to consider, 

recommend, and advise with respect to 

the Rural Development program. 

(3)–(5) (Reserved) 

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(6) Professional and clerical positions 

in the Trust Territory of the Pacific 

Islands when occupied by indigenous 

residents of the Territory to provide 

financial assistance pursuant to current 

authorizing statutes. 

(f) Agricultural Marketing Service— 

(1) Positions of Agricultural 

Commodity Graders, Agricultural 

Commodity Technicians, and 

Agricultural Commodity Aids at grades 

GS–9 and below in the tobacco, dairy, 

and poultry commodities; Meat 

Acceptance Specialists, GS–11 and 

below; Clerks, Office Automation 

Clerks, and Computer Clerks at GS–5 

and below; Clerk-Typists at grades GS– 

4 and below; and Laborers under the 

Wage System. Employment under this 

authority is limited to either 1,280 hours 

or 180 days in a service year. 

(2) Positions of Agricultural 

Commodity Graders, Agricultural 

Commodity Technicians, and 

Agricultural Commodity Aids at grades 

GS–11 and below in the cotton, raisin, 

peanut, and processed and fresh fruit 

and vegetable commodities and the 

following positions in support of these 

commodities: Clerks, Office Automation 

Clerks, and Computer Clerks and 

Operators at GS–5 and below; ClerkTypists at grades GS–4 and below; and, 

under the Federal Wage System, High 

Volume Instrumentation (HVI) 

Operators and HVI Operator Leaders at 

WG/WL–2 and below, respectively, 

Instrument Mechanics/Workers/Helpers 

at WG–10 and below, and Laborers. 

Employment under this authority may 

not exceed 180 days in a service year. 

In unforeseen situations such as bad 

weather or crop conditions, 

unanticipated plant demands, or 

increased imports, employees may work 

up to 240 days in a service year. Cotton 

Agricultural Commodity Graders, GS–5, 

may be employed as trainees for the first 

appointment for an initial period of 6 

months for training without regard to 

the service year limitation. 

(3) Milk Market Administrators. 

(4) All positions on the staffs of the 

Milk Market Administrators. 

(g)–(k) (Reserved) 

(l) Food Safety and Inspection 

Service— 

(1)–(2) (Reserved) 

(3) Positions of Meat and Poultry 

Inspectors (Veterinarians at GS–11 and 

below and non-Veterinarians at 

appropriate grades below GS–11) for 

employment on a temporary, 

intermittent, or seasonal basis, not to 

exceed 1,280 hours a year. 

(m) Grain Inspection, Packers and 

Stockyards Administration— 

(1) One hundred and fifty positions of 

Agricultural Commodity Aid (Grain), 

GS–2/4; 100 positions of Agricultural 

Commodity Technician (Grain), GS–4/7; 

and 60 positions of Agricultural 

Commodity Grader (Grain), GS–5/9, for 

temporary employment on a part-time, 

intermittent, or seasonal basis not to 

exceed 1,280 hours in a service year. 

(n) Alternative Agricultural Research 

and Commercialization Corporation— 

(1) Executive Director. 

14. Department of Commerce (Sch. A, 

213.3114) 

(a) General— 

(1)–(2) (Reserved) 

(3) Not to exceed 50 scientific and 

technical positions whose duties are 

performed primarily in the Antarctic. 

Incumbents of these positions may be 

stationed in the continental United 

States for periods of orientation, 

training, analysis of data, and report 

writing. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Bureau of the Census— 

(1) Managers, supervisors, 

technicians, clerks, interviewers, and 

enumerators in the field service, for 

time-limited employment to conduct a 

census. 

(2) Current Program Interviewers 

employed in the field service. 

(e)–(h) (Reserved) 

(i) Office of the Under Secretary for 

International Trade— 

(1) Fifteen positions at GS–12 and 

above in specialized fields relating to 

international trade or commerce in units 

under the jurisdiction of the Under 

Secretary for International Trade. 

Incumbents will be assigned to advisory 

rather than to operating duties, except 

as operating and administrative 

responsibility may be required for the 

conduct of pilot studies or special 

projects. Employment under this 

authority will not exceed 2 years for an 

individual appointee. 

(2) (Reserved) 

(3) Not to exceed 15 positions in 

grades GS–12 through GS–15, to be 

filled by persons qualified as industrial 

or marketing specialists; who possess 

specialized knowledge and experience 

in industrial production, industrial 

operations and related problems, market 

structure and trends, retail and 

wholesale trade practices, distribution 

channels and costs, or business 

financing and credit procedures 

applicable to one or more of the current 

segments of U.S. industry served by the 

Under Secretary for International Trade, 

and the subordinate components of his 

organization which are involved in 

Domestic Business matters. 

Appointments under this authority may 

be made for a period not to exceed 2 

years and may, with prior OPM 

approval, be extended for an additional 

2 years. 

(j) National Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration— 

(1)–(2) (Reserved) 

(3) All civilian positions on vessels 

operated by the National Ocean Service. 

(4) Temporary positions required in 

connection with the surveying 

operations of the field service of the 

National Ocean Service. Appointment to 

such positions shall not exceed 8 

months in any 1 calendar year. 

(k) (Reserved) 

(l) National Telecommunication and 

Information Administration— 

(1) Thirty-eight professional positions 

in grades GS–13 through GS–15. 

15. Department of Labor (Sch. A, 

213.3115) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

(1) Chairman and five members, 

Employees’ Compensation Appeals 

Board. 

(2) Chairman and eight members, 

Benefits Review Board. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Employment and Training 

Administration— 

(1) Not to exceed 10 positions of 

Supervisory Manpower Development 

Specialist and Manpower Development 

Specialist, GS–7/15, in the Division of 

Indian and Native American Programs, 

when filled by the appointment of 

persons of one-fourth or more Indian 

blood. These positions require direct 

contact with Indian tribes and 

communities for the development and 

administration of comprehensive 

employment and training programs. 

16. Department of Health and Human 

Services (Sch. A, 213.3116) 

(a) General— 

(1) Intermittent positions, at GS–15 

and below and WG–10 and below, on 

teams under the National Disaster 

Medical System including Disaster 

Medical Assistance Teams and specialty 

teams, to respond to disasters, 

emergencies, and incidents/events 

involving medical, mortuary and public 

health needs. 

(b) Public Health Service— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Positions at Government sanatoria 

when filled by patients during treatment 

or convalescence. 

(3) (Reserved) 

(4) Positions concerned with 

problems in preventive medicine 

financed or participated in by the 

Department of Health and Human 

Services and a cooperating State, 

county, municipality, incorporated 

organization, or an individual in which 

at least one-half of the expense is 

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contributed by the participating agency 

either in salaries, quarters, materials, 

equipment, or other necessary elements 

in the carrying on of the work. 

(5)–(6) (Reserved) 

(7) Not to exceed 50 positions 

associated with health screening 

programs for refugees. 

(8) All positions in the Public Health 

Service and other positions in the 

Department of Health and Human 

Services directly and primarily related 

to providing services to Indians when 

filled by the appointment of Indians. 

The Secretary of Health and Human 

Services is responsible for defining the 

term ‘‘Indian.’’ 

(9) (Reserved) 

(10) Health care positions of the 

National Health Service Corps for 

employment of any one individual not 

to exceed 4 years of service in health 

manpower shortage areas. 

(11)–(14) (Reserved) 

(15) Not to exceed 200 staff positions, 

GS–15 and below, in the Immigration 

Health Service, for an emergency staff to 

provide health related services to 

foreign entrants. 

(c)–(e) (Reserved) 

(f) The President’s Council on 

Physical Fitness— 

(1) Four staff assistants. 

17. Department of Education (Sch. A, 

213.3117) 

(a) Positions concerned with problems 

in education financed and participated 

in by the Department of Education and 

a cooperating State educational agency, 

or university or college, in which there 

is joint responsibility for selection and 

supervision of employees, and at least 

one-half of the expense is contributed 

by the cooperating agency in salaries, 

quarters, materials, equipment, or other 

necessary elements in the carrying on of 

the work. 

18. Board of Governors, Federal Reserve 

System (Sch. A, 213.3118) 

(a) All positions. 

27. Department of Veterans Affairs (Sch. 

A, 213.3127) 

(a) Construction Division— 

(1) Temporary construction workers 

paid from ‘‘purchase and hire’’ funds 

and appointed for not to exceed the 

duration of a construction project. 

(b) Alcoholism Treatment Units and 

Drug Dependence Treatment Centers— 

(1) Not to exceed 400 positions of 

rehabilitation counselors, GS–3 through 

GS–11, in Alcoholism Treatment Units 

and Drug Dependence Treatment 

Centers, when filled by former patients. 

(c) Board of Veterans’ Appeals— 

(1) Positions, GS–15, when filled by a 

member of the Board. Except as 

provided by section 201(d) of Public 

Law 100–687, appointments under this 

authority shall be for a term of 9 years, 

and may be renewed. 

(2) Positions, GS–15, when filled by a 

non-member of the Board who is 

awaiting Presidential approval for 

appointment as a Board member. 

(d) Vietnam Era Veterans 

Readjustment Counseling Service— 

(1) Not to exceed 600 positions at 

grades GS–3 through GS–11, involved in 

the Department’s Vietnam Era Veterans 

Readjustment Counseling Service. 

40. Small Business Administration (Sch. 

A, 213.3140) 

(a) When the President under 42 

U.S.C. 1855–1855g, the Secretary of 

Agriculture under 7 U.S.C. 1961, or the 

Small Business Administration under 

15 U.S.C. 636(b)(1) declares an area to 

be a disaster area, positions filled by 

time-limited appointment of employees 

to make and administer disaster loans in 

the area under the Small Business Act, 

as amended. Service under this 

authority may not exceed 4 years, and 

no more than 2 years may be spent on 

a single disaster. Exception to this time 

limit may only be made with prior 

Office of Personnel Management 

approval. Appointments under this 

authority may not be used to extend the 

2-year service limit contained below. No 

one may be appointed under this 

authority to positions engaged in longterm maintenance of loan portfolios. 

(b) When the President under 42 

U.S.C. 1855–1855g, the Secretary of 

Agriculture under 7 U.S.C. 1961, or the 

Small Business Administration under 

15 U.S.C. 636(b)(1) declares an area to 

be a disaster area, positions filled by 

time-limited appointment of employees 

to make and administer disaster loans in 

that area under the Small Business Act, 

as amended. No one may serve under 

this authority for more than an aggregate 

of 2 years without a break in service of 

at least 6 months. Persons who have had 

more than 2 years of service under 

paragraph (a) of this section must have 

a break in service of at least 8 months 

following such service before 

appointment under this authority. No 

one may be appointed under this 

authority to positions engaged in longterm maintenance of loan portfolios. 

33. Federal Deposit Insurance 

Corporation (Sch. A, 213.3133) 

(a)–(b) (Reserved) 

(c) Temporary or time-limited 

positions located at closed banks or 

savings and loan institutions that are 

concerned with liquidating the assets of 

the institutions, liquidating loans to the 

institutions, or paying the depositors of 

closed insured institutions. Timelimited appointments under this 

authority may not exceed 7 years. 

36. U.S. Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home 

(Sch. A, 3136) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) Positions when filled by memberresidents of the Home. 

46. Selective Service System (Sch. A, 

213.3146) 

(a) State Directors 

48. National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration (Sch. A, 213.3148) 

(a) One hundred and fifty alien 

scientists having special qualifications 

in the fields of aeronautical and space 

research where such employment is 

deemed by the Administrator of the 

National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration to be necessary in the 

public interest. 

55. Social Security Administration (Sch. 

A, 213.3155) 

(a) Arizona District Offices— 

(1) Six positions of Social Insurance 

Representative in the district offices of 

the Social Security Administration in 

the State of Arizona when filled by the 

appointment of persons of one-fourth or 

more Indian blood. 

(b) New Mexico— 

(1) Seven positions of Social 

Insurance Representative in the district 

offices of the Social Security 

Administration in the State of New 

Mexico when filled by the appointment 

of persons of one-fourth or more Indian 

blood. 

(c) Alaska— 

(1) Two positions of Social Insurance 

Representative in the district offices of 

the Social Security Administration in 

the State of Alaska when filled by the 

appointments of persons of one-fourth 

or more Alaskan Native blood (Eskimos, 

Indians, or Aleuts). 

62. The President’s Crime Prevention 

Council (Sch. A, 213.3162) 

(a) (Reserved) 

65. Chemical Safety and Hazard 

Investigation Board (Sch. A, 213.3165) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) (Reserved) 

66. Court Services and Offender 

Supervision Agency of the District of 

Columbia 

(a) (Reserved, expired 3/31/2004). 

70. Millennium Challenge Corporation 

(MCC) (Sch. A, 213.3170) 

(a) (Reserved, expired 9/30/2007) 

(b)(1) Positions of Resident Country 

Directors and Deputy Resident Country 

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Directors. The length of appointments 

will correspond to the length or term of 

the compact agreements made between 

the MCC and the country in which the 

MCC will work, plus one additional 

year to cover pre- and post-compact 

agreement related activities. 

74. Smithsonian Institution (Sch. A, 

213.3174) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) Smithsonian Tropical Research 

Institute—All positions located in 

Panama which are part of or which 

support the Smithsonian Tropical 

Research Institute. 

(c) National Museum of the American 

Indian—Positions at GS–15 and below 

requiring knowledge of, and experience 

in, tribal customs and culture. Such 

positions comprise approximately 10 

percent of the Museum’s positions and, 

generally, do not include secretarial, 

clerical, administrative, or program 

support positions. 

75. Woodrow Wilson International 

Center for Scholars (Sch. A, 213.3175) 

(a) One Asian Studies Program 

Administrator, one International 

Security Studies Program 

Administrator, one Latin American 

Program Administrator, one Russian 

Studies Program Administrator, one 

West European Program Administrator, 

one Environmental Change & Security 

Studies Program Administrator, one 

United States Studies Program 

Administrator, two Social Science 

Program Administrators, and one 

Middle East Studies Program 

Administrator. 

78. Community Development Financial 

Institutions Fund (Sch. A, 213.3178) 

(a) (Reserved, expired 9/23/1998) 

80. Utah Reclamation and Conservation 

Commission (Sch. A, 213.3180) 

(a) Executive Director. 

82. National Foundation on the Arts 

and the Humanities (Sch. A, 213.3182) 

(a) National Endowment for the 

Arts— 

(1) Artistic and related positions at 

grades GS–13 through GS–15 engaged in 

the review, evaluation and 

administration of applications and 

grants supporting the arts, related 

research and assessment, policy and 

program development, arts education, 

access programs and advocacy or 

evaluation of critical arts projects and 

outreach programs. Duties require 

artistic stature, in-depth knowledge of 

arts disciplines and/or artistic-related 

leadership qualities. 

90. African Development Foundation 

(Sch. A, 213.3190) 

(a) One Enterprise Development Fund 

Manager. Appointment is limited to four 

years unless extended by OPM. 

91. Office of Personnel Management 

(Sch. A, 213.3191) 

(a)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Part-time and intermittent 

positions of test examiners at grades 

GS–8 and below. 

94. Department of Transportation (Sch. 

A, 213.3194) 

(a) U.S. Coast Guard— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Lamplighters. 

(3) Professors, Associate Professors, 

Assistant Professors, Instructors, one 

Principal Librarian, one Cadet Hostess, 

and one Psychologist (Counseling) at the 

Coast Guard Academy, New London, 

Connecticut. 

(b)–(d) (Reserved) 

(e) Maritime Administration— 

(1)-(2) (Reserved) 

(3) All positions on Governmentowned vessels or those bareboats 

chartered to the Government and 

operated by or for the Maritime 

Administration. 

(4)–(5) (Reserved) 

(6) U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, 

positions of: Professors, Instructors, and 

Teachers, including heads of 

Departments of Physical Education and 

Athletics, Humanities, Mathematics and 

Science, Maritime Law and Economics, 

Nautical Science, and Engineering; 

Coordinator of Shipboard Training; the 

Commandant of Midshipmen, the 

Assistant Commandant of Midshipmen; 

Director of Music; three Battalion 

Officers; three Regimental Affairs 

Officers; and one Training 

Administrator. 

(7) U.S. Merchant Marine Academy 

positions of: Associate Dean; Registrar; 

Director of Admissions; Assistant 

Director of Admissions; Director, Office 

of External Affairs; Placement Officer; 

Administrative Librarian; Shipboard 

Training Assistant; three Academy 

Training Representatives; and one 

Education Program Assistant. 

95. Federal Emergency Management 

Agency (Sch. A, 213.3195) 

(a) Field positions at grades GS–15 

and below, or equivalent, which are 

engaged in work directly related to 

unique response efforts to 

environmental emergencies not covered 

by the Disaster Relief Act of 1974, 

Public Law 93–288, as amended. 

Employment under this authority may 

not exceed 36 months on any single 

emergency. Persons may not be 

employed under this authority for longterm duties or for work not directly 

necessitated by the emergency response 

effort. 

(b) Not to exceed 30 positions at 

grades GS–15 and below in the Offices 

of Executive Administration, General 

Counsel, Inspector General, 

Comptroller, Public Affairs, Personnel, 

Acquisition Management, and the State 

and Local Program and Support 

Directorate which are engaged in work 

directly related to unique response 

efforts to environmental emergencies 

not covered by the Disaster Relief Act of 

1974, Public Law 93–288, as amended. 

Employment under this authority may 

not exceed 36 months on any single 

emergency, or for long-term duties or 

work not directly necessitated by the 

emergency response effort. No one may 

be reappointed under this authority for 

service in connection with a different 

emergency unless at least 6 months have 

elapsed since the individual’s latest 

appointment under this authority. 

(c) Not to exceed 350 professional and 

technical positions at grades GS–5 

through GS–15, or equivalent, in Mobile 

Emergency Response Support 

Detachments (MERS). 

Schedule B 

03. Executive Office of the President 

(Sch. B, 213.3203) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) Office of the Special 

Representative for Trade Negotiations— 

(1) Seventeen positions of economist 

at grades GS–12 through GS–15. 

04. Department of State (Sch. B, 

213.3204) 

(a) (1) One non-permanent senior 

level position to serve as Science and 

Technology Advisor to the Secretary. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Seventeen positions on the 

household staff of the President’s Guest 

House (Blair and Blair-Lee Houses). 

(e) (Reserved) 

(f) Scientific, professional, and 

technical positions at grades GS–12 to 

GS–15 when filled by persons having 

special qualifications in foreign policy 

matters. Total employment under this 

authority may not exceed 4 years. 

05. Department of the Treasury (Sch. B, 

213.3205) 

(a) Positions of Deputy Comptroller of 

the Currency, Chief National Bank 

Examiner, Assistant Chief National 

Bank Examiner, Regional Administrator 

of National Banks, Deputy Regional 

Administrator of National Banks, 

Assistant to the Comptroller of the 

Currency, National Bank Examiner, 

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Associate National Bank Examiner, and 

Assistant National Bank Examiner, 

whose salaries are paid from 

assessments against national banks and 

other financial institutions. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Positions concerned with the 

protection of the life and safety of the 

President and members of his 

immediate family, or other persons for 

whom similar protective services are 

prescribed by law, when filled in 

accordance with special appointment 

procedures approved by OPM. Service 

under this authority may not exceed: 

(1) A total of 4 years; or 

(2) 120 days following completion of 

the service required for conversion 

under Executive Order 11203. 

(e) Positions, grades GS–5 through 12, 

of Treasury Enforcement Agent in the 

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and 

Firearms; and Treasury Enforcement 

Agent, Pilot, Marine Enforcement 

Officer, and Aviation Enforcement 

Officer in the U.S. Customs Service. 

Service under this authority may not 

exceed 3 years and 120 days. 

06. Department of Defense (Sch. B, 

213.3206) 

(a) Office of the Secretary— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Professional positions at GS–11 

through GS–15 involving systems, costs, 

and economic analysis functions in the 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

(Program Analysis and Evaluation); and 

in the Office of the Deputy Assistant 

Secretary (Systems Policy and 

Information) in the Office of the 

Assistant Secretary (Comptroller). 

(3)–(4) (Reserved) 

(5) Four Net Assessment Analysts. 

(b) Interdepartmental activities— 

(1) Seven positions to provide general 

administration, general art and 

information, photography, and/or visual 

information support to the White House 

Photographic Service. 

(2) Eight positions, GS–15 or below, 

in the White House Military Office, 

providing support for airlift operations, 

special events, security, and/or 

administrative services to the Office of 

the President. 

(c) National Defense University— 

(1) Sixty-one positions of Professor, 

GS–13/15, for employment of any one 

individual on an initial appointment not 

to exceed 3 years, which may be 

renewed in any increment from 1 to 6 

years indefinitely thereafter. 

(d) General— 

(1) One position of Law Enforcement 

Liaison Officer (Drugs), GS–301–15, 

U.S. European Command. 

(2) Acquisition positions at grades 

GS–5 through GS–11, whose 

incumbents have successfully 

completed the required course of 

education as participants in the 

Department of Defense scholarship 

program authorized under 10 U.S.C. 

1744. 

(e) Office of the Inspector General— 

(1) Positions of Criminal Investigator, 

GS–1811–5/15. 

(f) Department of Defense Polygraph 

Institute, Fort McClellan, Alabama— 

(1) One Director, GM–15. 

(g) Defense Security Assistance 

Agency— 

All faculty members with instructor 

and research duties at the Defense 

Institute of Security Assistance 

Management, Wright Patterson Air 

Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. Individual 

appointments under this authority will 

be for an initial 3-year period, which 

may be followed by an appointment of 

indefinite duration. 

07. Department of the Army (Sch. B, 

213.3207) 

(a) U.S. Army Command and General 

Staff College— 

(1) Seven positions of professors, 

instructors, and education specialists. 

Total employment of any individual 

under this authority may not exceed 4 

years. 

08. Department of the Navy (Sch. B, 

213.3208) 

(a) Naval Underwater Systems Center, 

New London, Connecticut— 

(1) One position of Oceanographer, 

grade GS–14, to function as project 

director and manager for research in the 

weapons systems applications of ocean 

eddies. 

(b) Armed Forces Staff College, 

Norfolk, Virginia—All civilian faculty 

positions of professors, instructors, and 

teachers on the staff of the Armed 

Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. 

(c) Defense Personnel Security 

Research and Education Center—One 

Director and four Research 

Psychologists at the professor or GS–15 

level. 

(d) Marine Corps Command and Staff 

College—All civilian professor 

positions. 

(e) Executive Dining facilities at the 

Pentagon—One position of Staff 

Assistant, GS–301, whose incumbent 

will manage the Navy’s Executive 

Dining facilities at the Pentagon. 

(f) (Reserved) 

09. Department of the Air Force (Sch. B, 

213.3209) 

(a) Air Research Institute at the Air 

University, Maxwell Air Force Base, 

Alabama—Not to exceed four 

interdisciplinary positions for the Air 

Research Institute at the Air University, 

Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, for 

employment to complete studies 

proposed by candidates and acceptable 

to the Air Force. Initial appointments 

are made not to exceed 3 years, with an 

option to renew or extend the 

appointments in increments of 1, 2, or 

3 years indefinitely thereafter. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) Air University—Positions of 

Instructor or professional academic staff 

at the Air University associated with 

courses of instruction of varying 

durations, for employment not to exceed 

3 years, which may be renewed for an 

indefinite period thereafter. 

(e) U.S. Air Force Academy, 

Colorado—One position of Director of 

Development and Alumni Programs, 

GS–301–13. 

10. Department of Justice (Sch. B, 

213.3210) 

(a) Drug Enforcement 

Administration— 

Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) 

positions in the Drug Enforcement 

Administration. New appointments may 

be made under this authority only at 

grades GS–5 through 11. Service under 

the authority may not exceed 4 years. 

Appointments made under this 

authority may be converted to career or 

career-conditional appointments under 

the provisions of Executive Order 

12230, subject to conditions agreed 

upon between the Department and 

OPM. 

(b) (Reserved) 

(c) Not to exceed 400 positions at 

grades GS–5 through 15 assigned to 

regional task forces established to 

conduct special investigations to combat 

drug trafficking and organized crime. 

(d) (Reserved) 

(e) United States Trustees—Positions, 

other than secretarial, GS–6 through 

GS–15, requiring knowledge of the 

bankruptcy process, on the staff of the 

offices of United States Trustees or the 

Executive Office for U.S. Trustees. 

13. Department of Agriculture (Sch. B, 

213.3213) 

(a) Foreign Agricultural Service— 

(1) Positions of a project nature 

involved in international technical 

assistance activities. Service under this 

authority may not exceed 5 years on a 

single project for any individual unless 

delayed completion of a project justifies 

an extension up to but not exceeding 2 

years. 

(b) General— 

(1) Temporary positions of 

professional Research Scientists, GS–15 

or below, in the Agricultural Research 

Service, Economic Research Service, 

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and the Forest Service, when such 

positions are established to support the 

Research Associateship Program and are 

filled by persons having a doctoral 

degree in an appropriate field of study 

for research activities of mutual interest 

to appointees and the agency. 

Appointments are limited to proposals 

approved by the appropriate 

Administrator. Appointments may be 

made for initial periods not to exceed 2 

years and may be extended for up to 2 

additional years. Extensions beyond 4 

years, up to a maximum of 2 additional 

years, may be granted, but only in very 

rare and unusual circumstances, as 

determined by the Human Resources 

Officer for the Research, Education, and 

Economics Mission Area, or the Human 

Resources Officer, Forest Service. 

(2) Not to exceed 55 Executive 

Director positions, GM–301–14/15, with 

the State Rural Development Councils 

in support of the Presidential Rural 

Development Initiative. 

14. Department of Commerce (Sch. B, 

213.3214) 

(a) Bureau of the Census— 

(1) (Reserved) 

(2) Not to exceed 50 Community 

Services Specialist positions at the 

equivalent of GS–5 through 12. 

(b)–(c) (Reserved) 

(d) National Telecommunications and 

Information Administration— 

(1) Not to exceed 10 

Telecommunications Policy Analysts, 

grades GS–11 through 15. Employment 

under this authority may not exceed 2 

years. 

15. Department of Labor (Sch. B, 

213.3215) 

(a) Administrative Review Board— 

Chair and a maximum of four additional 

Members. 

(b) (Reserved) 

(c) Bureau of International Labor 

Affairs— 

(1) Positions in the Office of Foreign 

Relations, which are paid by outside 

funding sources under contracts for 

specific international labor market 

technical assistance projects. 

Appointments under this authority may 

not be extended beyond the expiration 

date of the project. 

17. Department of Education (Sch. B, 

213.3217) 

(a) Seventy-five positions, not to 

exceed GS–13, of a professional or 

analytical nature when filled by 

persons, other than college faculty 

members or candidates working toward 

college degrees, who are participating in 

mid-career development programs 

authorized by Federal statute or 

regulation, or sponsored by private 

nonprofit organizations, when a period 

of work experience is a requirement for 

completion of an organized study 

program. Employment under this 

authority shall not exceed 1 year. 

(b) Fifty positions, GS–7 through 

GS–11, concerned with advising on 

education policies, practices, and 

procedures under unusual and 

abnormal conditions. Persons employed 

under this provision must be bona fide 

elementary school and high school 

teachers. Appointments under this 

authority may be made for a period of 

not to exceed 1 year, and may, with the 

prior approval of the Office of Personnel 

Management, be extended for an 

additional period of 1 year. 

27. Department of Veterans Affairs (Sch. 

B, 213.3227) 

(a) Not to exceed 800 principal 

investigatory, scientific, professional, 

and technical positions at grades GS–11 

and above in the medical research 

program. 

(b) Not to exceed 25 Criminal 

Investigator (Undercover) positions, 

GS–1811, in grades 5 through 12, 

conducting undercover investigations in 

the Veterans Health Administration 

(VA) supervised by the VA, Office of 

Inspector General. Initial appointments 

shall be greater than 1 year, but not to 

exceed 4 years and may be extended 

indefinitely in 1-year increments. 

28. Broadcasting Board of Governors 

(Sch. B, 213.3228) 

(a) International Broadcasting 

Bureau— 

(1) Not to exceed 200 positions at 

grades GS–15 and below in the Office of 

Cuba Broadcasting. Appointments may 

not be made under this authority to 

administrative, clerical, and technical 

support positions. 

36. U.S. Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home 

(Sch. B, 213.3236) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) Director, Health Care Services; 

Director, Member Services; Director, 

Logistics; and Director, Plans and 

Programs. 

40. National Archives and Records 

Administration (Sch. B, 213.3240) 

(a) Executive Director, National 

Historical Publications and Records 

Commission. 

48. National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration (Sch. B, 213.3248) 

(a) Not to exceed 40 positions of 

Astronaut Candidates at grades GS–11 

through 15. Employment under this 

authority may not exceed 3 years. 

55. Social Security Administration 

(Sch. B, 213.3255) 

(a) (Reserved) 

74. Smithsonian Institution (Sch. B, 

213.3274) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) Freer Gallery of Art— 

(1) Not to exceed four Oriental Art 

Restoration Specialists at grades GS–9 

through GS–15. 

76. Appalachian Regional Commission 

(Sch. B, 213.3276) 

(a) Two Program Coordinators. 

78. Armed Forces Retirement Home 

(Sch. B, 213.3278) 

(a) Naval Home, Gulfport, 

Mississippi— 

(1) One Resource Management Officer 

position and one Public Works Officer 

position, GS/GM–15 and below. 

82. National Foundation on the Arts 

and the Humanities (Sch. B, 213.3282) 

(a) (Reserved) 

(b) National Endowment for the 

Humanities— 

(1) Professional positions at grades 

GS–11 through GS–15 engaged in the 

review, evaluation, and administration 

of grants supporting scholarship, 

education, and public programs in the 

humanities, the duties of which require 

in-depth knowledge of a discipline of 

the humanities. 

91. Office of Personnel Management 

(Sch. B, 213.3291) 

(a) Not to exceed eight positions of 

Associate Director at the Executive 

Seminar Centers at grades GS–13 and 

GS–14. Appointments may be made for 

any period up to 3 years and may be 

extended without prior approval for any 

individual. Not more than half of the 

authorized faculty positions at any one 

Executive Seminar Center may be filled 

under this authority. 

(b) Federal Executive Institute— 

Twelve positions of faculty members at 

grades GS–13 through 15. Initial 

appointments under this authority may 

be made for any period up to 3 years 

and may be extended in 1, 2, or 3-year 

increments indefinitely thereafter. 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED 

STATES.

Administrative Conference of the 

United States.

Executive Assistant ...................... AA100001 7/2/2010 

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Administration.

Special Assistant .......................... DA100149 7/19/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Confidential Assistant ................... DA100155 7/21/2010 

Rural Housing Service .................. Special Assistant .......................... DA100156 7/9/2010 

Farm Service Agency ................... Chief of Staff ................................. DA100160 8/26/2010 

Farm Service Agency ................... Confidential Assistant ................... DA100161 8/26/2010 

Risk Management Agency ........... Confidential Assistant ................... DA100162 8/26/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Senior Program Manager for 

Global Food Security.

DA100165 9/2/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Marketing and Regulatory Programs.

Chief of Staff ................................. DA100166 9/9/2010 

Farm Service Agency ................... Confidential Assistant ................... DA100167 11/3/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DA100169 11/3/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Food Safety.

Chief of Staff ................................. DA100171 10/20/2010 

Farm Service Agency ................... Confidential Assistant ................... DA100172 9/9/2010 

Food Safety and Inspection Service.Senior Advisor .............................. DA100176 11/3/2010 

Office of Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment.Chief of Staff ................................. DA110001 10/19/2010 

Office of Communications ............ Press Secretary ............................ DA110003 10/29/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. White House Liaison .................... DA110004 11/4/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Congressional Relations.

Staff Assistant ............................... DA110007 1/14/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Marketing and Regulatory Programs.

Special Assistant .......................... DA110008 11/15/2010 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Senior Counselor .......................... DA110009 12/10/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Civil Rights.

Special Assistant .......................... DA110011 12/1/2010 

Office of Communications ............ Press Secretary ............................ DA110013 1/31/2011 

Office of Communications ............ Deputy Director, Operations ......... DA110016 12/1/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Rural Development.

Chief of Staff ................................. DA110018 12/29/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Congressional Relations.

Special Assistant .......................... DA110029 3/8/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Advisor for Special Projects ......... DA110037 3/24/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary 

Farm and Foreign Agricultural 

Service.

Chief of Staff ................................. DA110040 4/4/2011 

Farm Service Agency ................... Special Assistant .......................... DA110042 3/24/2011 

Rural Utilities Service ................... Senior Advisor .............................. DA110047 4/4/2011 

Office of Communications ............ Deputy Press Secretary ............... DA110054 4/12/2011 

Office of Communications ............ Deputy Press Secretary ............... DA110055 4/12/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Congressional Relations.

Deputy Director, Intergovernmental Affairs.DA110059 4/21/2011 

Rural Housing Service .................. Executive Director, National Food 

and Agriculture Council.

DA110060 4/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Administration.

Chief of Staff ................................. DA110063 5/13/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Research, Education, and Economics.

Special Assistant .......................... DA110068 5/19/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Deputy White House Liaison ........ DA110069 5/19/2011 

National Institute of Food and Agriculture.Director of Congressional Affairs 

for Research, Education, and 

Economics and National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

DA110071 5/26/2011 

APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION.Appalachian Regional Commission.Policy Advisor ............................... AP110001 5/12/2011 

BROADCASTING BOARD OF 

GOVERNORS.

International Broadcasting Bureau 

International Broadcasting Bureau 

General Manager ..........................

Confidential Assistant ...................

IB110001 

IB110005 

1/6/2011 

6/22/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Communications and Information.

Public Affairs Specialist ................ DC100097 7/7/2010 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

Office of White House Liaison ...... Deputy Director, Office of White 

House Liaison.

DC100098 7/1/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Deputy Director for Public Affairs DC100100 7/1/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Senior Advisor .............................. DC100102 7/1/2010 

Office of Business Liaison ............ Special Assistant .......................... DC100103 7/13/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant for the 

Chief of Staff.

DC100105 7/15/2010 

Office of Policy and Strategic 

Planning.

Senior Policy Advisor ................... DC100107 7/22/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant, National Export 

Initiative.

DC100108 7/22/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Deputy Press Secretary ............... DC100109 7/23/2010 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Deputy Director of Scheduling ..... DC100111 7/27/2010 

Office of Policy and Strategic 

Planning.

Confidential Assistant ................... DC100113 7/30/2010 

Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs.Confidential Assistant ................... DC100115 8/5/2010 

Office of the Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for 

Administration.

Senior Director for Administration DC100116 8/10/2010 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DC100117 8/11/2010 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Confidential Assistant ................... DC100120 8/20/2010 

Office of Executive Secretariat ..... Confidential Assistant ................... DC100121 8/26/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Import Administration.

Special Advisor ............................. DC100122 8/25/2010 

International Trade Administration Special Advisor ............................. DC100124 8/30/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. New Media Director ...................... DC100127 9/10/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Director of Advance ...................... DC100128 9/24/2010 

Office of Executive Secretariat ..... Confidential Assistant ................... DC100129 9/3/2010 

Bureau of Industry and Security ... Chief of Staff for Bureau of Industry and Security.DC100131 10/4/2010 

Office of Under Secretary ............. Deputy Director of Policy .............. DC100135 9/21/2010 

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.Special Assistant .......................... DC100136 9/22/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Market Access and Compliance.Deputy Director of Advisory Committees.DC100138 9/24/2010 

International Trade Administration Special Advisor ............................. DC100140 10/7/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Economic Development.

Special Advisor ............................. DC100141 10/1/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Economic Development.

Special Assistant .......................... DC100141 10/1/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DC110002 10/18/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... International Trade Administration 

Deputy Director for the National 

Export Initiative.

DC110005 10/29/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Director, Office of Legislative Affairs and Senior Trade Advisor.DC110007 10/29/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant .......................... DC110010 10/25/2010 

Immediate Office .......................... Special Assistant .......................... DC110021 12/14/2010 

Office of White House Liaison ...... Deputy Director, Office of White 

House Liaison.

DC110025 1/7/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Director, National Export Events .. DC110027 2/4/2011 

Office of Business Liaison ............ Senior Advisor .............................. DC110028 1/20/2011 

Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs.Director of Legislative Affairs ....... DC110032 2/2/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Speechwriter ................................. DC110034 2/4/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Associate Director of Legislative 

Affairs.

DC110037 2/9/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Associate Director of Legislative 

and Intergovernmental Affairs.

DC110038 2/4/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Protocol Officer ............................. DC110040 3/3/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Economic Development.

Senior Advisor .............................. DC110043 3/8/2011 

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.Director, Strategic Initiatives and 

Partnerships.

DC110052 3/3/2011 

National Telecommunications and 

Information Administration.

Press Secretary ............................ DC110065 4/4/2011 

Office of Executive Secretariat ..... Deputy Director, Executive Secretariat.DC110066 4/8/2011 

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No. Effective date 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Chief of Staff for International 

Trade Administration.

DC110068 5/3/2011 

International Trade Administration Director, Office of Strategic Partnerships.DC110073 5/19/2011 

Office of Executive Secretariat ..... Special Assistant .......................... DC110074 5/19/2011 

Office of Policy and Strategic 

Planning.

Special Assistant .......................... DC110086 6/16/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Manufacturing and Services.

Special Assistant .......................... DC110088 6/8/2011 

Office of Scheduling and Advance Confidential Assistant ................... DC110089 6/3/2011 

Economic Development Administration.Special Advisor ............................. DC110090 6/10/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DC110092 6/16/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Advisor ............................. DC110093 6/17/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Economic Development.

Chief of Staff for Economic Development.DC110094 6/17/2011 

COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS Staff Members ..............................

Commissioners .............................

Special Assistant ..........................

Special Assistant ..........................

CC110001 

CC110002 

12/14/2010 

1/10/2011 

Staff Members .............................. Special Assistant .......................... CC110003 1/10/2011 

Staff Members .............................. Special Assistant .......................... CC110005 2/7/2011 

COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION.Office of the Chairperson .............

Office of the Chairperson .............

Administrative Assistant ...............

Administrative Assistant ...............

CT100004 

CT110001 

9/1/2010 

12/29/2010 

Office of the Chairperson ............. Director, Office of Public Affairs ... CT110002 6/3/2011 

Office of the Chairperson ............. Public Affairs Specialist (Speechwriter).CT110003 6/28/2011 

COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL 

QUALITY.

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant (Green Jobs) .... EQ100008 7/2/2010 

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant (Legislative Affairs).EQ100009 7/2/2010 

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant (Land and 

Water Ecosystems).

EQ100010 7/23/2010 

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant .......................... EQ100011 8/2/2010 

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant .......................... EQ110002 12/13/2010 

Council on Environmental Quality Associate Director for Communications.EQ110004 3/25/2011 

Council on Environmental Quality Special Assistant (Communications).EQ110005 6/13/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ..... Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics).

Special Assistant(Industrial Policy) DD100170 8/10/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Personnel and Readiness).

Special Assistant .......................... DD100174 7/29/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Staff Assistant ............................... DD100183 8/24/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Comptroller).

Special Assistant (Budget and Appropriations Affairs).DD100185 8/17/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD100188 8/13/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD100189 8/13/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD100190 8/13/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD100194 9/10/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD100201 9/10/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics).

Special Assistant (Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Defense Programs).DD100204 9/22/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Public Affairs).

Speechwriter ................................. DD100205 9/17/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Public Affairs).

Deputy Director for Communication Plans and Integration.DD100210 10/8/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Reserve Affairs).

Special Assistant for Reserve Affairs.DD100212 11/8/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

of Defense (International Security Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110001 10/8/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Legislative Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110004 10/25/2010 

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No. Effective date 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110006 11/16/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Public Affairs).

Associate Director for Communication Plans and Integration.DD110012 11/18/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Policy).

Senior Communications Advisor 

for the Under Secretary of Defense.

DD110019 12/3/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Public Affairs).

Strategic Planner .......................... DD110026 12/13/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110027 12/13/2010 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110030 12/22/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Legislative Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110041 2/28/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Personnel and Readiness).

Special Assistant for Reserve Affairs.DD110042 2/28/2011 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110047 3/9/2011 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110048 3/10/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Legislative Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110049 3/9/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DD110050 3/9/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

of Defense (Asian and Pacific 

Security Affairs).

Director, Pakistan ......................... DD110052 3/9/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DD110053 3/11/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Policy).

Special Assistant (Policy) ............. DD110054 3/22/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Policy).

Special Advisor (Detainee Policy) DD110055 4/15/2011 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110056 3/22/2011 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110057 3/22/2011 

Washington Headquarters Services.Defense Fellow ............................. DD110070 5/18/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Counsel ............................ DD110073 6/3/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Deputy White House Liaison ........ DD110074 5/20/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary of 

Defense (Legislative Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110076 6/3/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

Defense (Comptroller).

Special Assistant .......................... DD110078 6/17/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR 

FORCE.

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant .......................... DF100056 7/2/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DF100072 8/23/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary Air 

Force, Installations, Environment, and Logistics.

Special Assistant .......................... DF100073 8/23/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary Air 

Force, Installations, Environment, and Logistics.

Special Assistant .......................... DF110014 3/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Executive Speechwriter ................ DF110016 3/23/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ... Office Assistant Secretary Army 

(Installations and Environment).

Special Advisor (Installations and 

Environments).

DW110001 10/19/2010 

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY .... Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DN110007 12/21/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DN110008 12/21/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

the Navy.

Special Assistant .......................... DN110010 1/5/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

of Navy (Manpower and Reserve Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DN110011 1/18/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary of 

the Navy.

Special Assistant .......................... DN110012 2/8/2011 

Department of the Navy ............... Special Assistant .......................... DN110016 4/20/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DB100071 7/2/2010 

Office of Safe and Drug-Free 

Schools.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB100072 7/20/2010 

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No. Effective date 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Special Assistant .......................... DB100074 7/15/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DB100075 7/16/2010 

Office of Safe and Drug-Free 

Schools.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB100078 7/16/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Confidential Assistant ................... DB100080 7/20/2010 

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.Confidential Assistant ................... DB100081 7/28/2010 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB100084 7/28/2010 

Office of Vocational and Adult 

Education.

Special Assistant .......................... DB100087 7/28/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB100089 8/16/2010 

Office of Postsecondary Education.Confidential Assistant ................... DB100091 8/20/2010 

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.Special Assistant .......................... DB100092 10/1/2010 

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.Confidential Assistant ................... DB100094 10/28/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB100095 10/1/2010 

Office of Safe and Drug-Free 

Schools.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB100096 10/1/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Confidential Assistant ................... DB100097 9/24/2010 

Office for Civil Rights .................... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110002 10/15/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110003 10/29/2010 

Office of Vocational and Adult 

Education.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110004 10/29/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Deputy Chief of Staff .................... DB110006 11/29/2010 

Office for Civil Rights .................... Chief of Staff ................................. DB110007 11/29/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110008 12/10/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110011 12/10/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Director of the Center for FaithBased and Neighborhood Partnerships.DB110012 12/10/2010 

Office of Special Education and 

Rehabilitative Services.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110015 2/8/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110017 1/28/2011 

Office of Vocational and Adult 

Education.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110018 1/28/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DB110019 2/10/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DB110020 2/11/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Deputy Director Program Management and Performance Unit.DB110021 2/8/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Deputy Director of the White 

House Initiative on Tribal Colleges and Universities.

DB110022 1/28/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Special Assistant .......................... DB110024 1/28/2011 

Office of English Language Acquisition, Language Enhancement, 

and Academic Achievement for 

Limited English Proficient Students.

Deputy Director ............................. DB110025 2/4/2011 

Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs.Special Assistant .......................... DB110029 2/11/2011 

Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs.Confidential Assistant ................... DB110030 2/11/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110031 2/11/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Outreach.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110032 2/23/2011 

Office of Vocational and Adult 

Education.

Special Assistant .......................... DB110033 4/11/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110040 3/18/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Special Assistant .......................... DB110041 4/4/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Outreach.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110042 3/18/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Outreach.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110043 3/18/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Outreach.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110044 4/4/2011 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

Office of Safe and Drug-Free 

Schools.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110046 3/21/2011 

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.Confidential Assistant ................... DB110047 4/4/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DB110048 4/11/2011 

Office of Innovation and Improvement.Confidential Assistant ................... DB110049 3/28/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110050 4/4/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DB110051 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DB110052 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110053 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110055 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110056 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Executive Assistant ...................... DB110057 5/3/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DB110058 4/11/2011 

Office of Safe and Drug-Free 

Schools.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110059 4/22/2011 

Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs.Confidential Assistant ................... DB110061 5/11/2011 

Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs.Deputy Assistant Secretary (Oversight).DB110062 5/3/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Strategy.DB110063 5/2/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Outreach.

Deputy Press Secretary ............... DB110066 5/19/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DB110067 5/20/2011 

Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs.Confidential Assistant ................... DB110068 5/19/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110069 5/19/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110070 5/19/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110071 5/19/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DB110072 5/19/2011 

Office of Planning, Evaluation and 

Policy Development.

Confidential Assistant ................... DB110073 5/19/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant .......................... DB110082 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Deputy Director ............................. DB110083 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant .......................... DB110084 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Director of the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities.DB110085 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Director, White House Initiative on 

Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.

DB110086 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Director, Faith-Based & Neighborhood Partnerships.DB110087 6/10/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DB110088 6/3/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Special Assistant .......................... DB110089 6/10/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110090 6/10/2011 

Office of Vocational and Adult 

Education.

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Policy & Strategic Initiatives.

DB110091 6/21/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Confidential Assistant ................... DB110092 6/17/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ....... Office of the Secretary ................. Senior Advisor .............................. DE100094 7/7/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental 

Affairs.

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Senate Affairs.

DE100106 7/7/2010 

Office of Management .................. Special Assistant .......................... DE100109 7/16/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DE100116 8/3/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental 

Affairs.

Legislative Policy Advisor ............. DE100117 8/3/2010 

Office of Management .................. Trip Coordinator ............................ DE100129 9/8/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental 

Affairs.

Director for Tribal and Intergovernmental Affairs.DE100136 10/12/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.Senior Advisor .............................. DE110001 10/20/2010 

Office of Electricity Delivery and 

Energy Reliability.

Senior Advisor .............................. DE110007 11/23/2010 

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No. Effective date 

Office of Management .................. Director, Office of Scheduling and 

Advance.

DE110016 1/5/2011 

Office of Management .................. Special Advisor ............................. DE110017 1/10/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Chief Speechwriter ....................... DE110018 12/22/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental 

Affairs.

Legislative Affairs Specialist ......... DE110021 1/18/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DE110023 1/6/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Congressional and Intergovernmental 

Affairs.

Senior Advisor .............................. DE110033 1/26/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary ...... Senior Advisor .............................. DE110034 1/26/2011 

Under Secretary for Science ........ Special Assistant .......................... DE110035 1/28/2011 

Loan Programs Office .................. Assistant Director for External Relations.DE110036 2/23/2011 

National Nuclear Security Administration.Deputy Director of Public Affairs .. DE110041 2/23/2011 

National Nuclear Security Administration.Director of Congressional Affairs DE110047 2/23/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DE110055 3/3/2011 

Office of the Chief Financial Officer.Special Assistant .......................... DE110059 3/14/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DE110063 3/21/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Deputy Press Secretary ............... DE110070 4/20/2011 

Office of Electricity Delivery and 

Energy Reliability.

Special Assistant .......................... DE110072 4/21/2011 

Office of Nuclear Energy, Science 

and Technology.

Special Assistant .......................... DE110084 5/11/2011 

Office of General Counsel ............ Senior Counsel ............................. DE110085 5/19/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Press Assistant ............................. DE110092 6/3/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Policy and International Affairs.

Special Assistant .......................... DE110093 5/24/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.Special Assistant .......................... DE110107 6/15/2011 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DE110108 6/15/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DE110109 6/24/2011 

Office of General Counsel ............ Staff Assistant ............................... DE110112 6/21/2011 

National Nuclear Security Administration.Senior Advisor .............................. DE110115 6/21/2011 

Office of Management .................. Special Assistant .......................... DE110117 6/22/2011 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

AGENCY.

Office of the Associate Administrator for Policy.Special Assistant for Policy, Economics and Innovation.EP100070 7/7/2010 

Advance Staff ............................... Advance Specialist ....................... EP100072 7/7/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for Congressional and 

Intergovernmental Relations.

Deputy Associate Administrator 

for Office of Congressional Affairs.

EP100075 8/20/2010 

Office of the Administrator ............ Deputy White House Liaison ........ EP100077 8/27/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Senior Advisor for External Affairs 

and Environmental Education.

EP100083 9/17/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Deputy Press Secretary ............... EP100084 9/17/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Senior Advisor on External Communication.EP100085 9/23/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Press Secretary ............................ EP100086 9/23/2010 

Operations Staff ............................ Director, Operations Staff ............. EP100088 10/1/2010 

Scheduling Staff ........................... Deputy Director of Scheduling ..... EP110002 10/12/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Deputy Associate Administrator 

for the Office of External Affairs 

and Environmental Education.

EP110005 10/27/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Assistant Press Secretary ............ EP110009 11/23/2010 

Office of the Associate Administrator for Congressional and 

Intergovernmental Relations.

Senior Advisor .............................. EP110018 2/18/2011 

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No. Effective date 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Special Assistant .......................... EP110019 3/25/2011 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Assistant Press Secretary ............ EP110020 4/4/2011 

Office of the Associate Administrator for External Affairs and 

Environmental Education.

Director, Office of Public Engagement.EP110021 4/21/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Policy Analyst ............................... EP110022 5/2/2011 

Advance Staff ............................... Deputy Director for Advance ........ EP110032 6/16/2011 

Office of the Associate Administrator for Congressional and 

Intergovernmental Relations.

Special Assistant .......................... EP110033 6/16/2011 

Advance Staff ............................... Advance Specialist ....................... EP110034 6/13/2011 

Office of the Associate Administrator for Congressional and 

Intergovernmental Relations.

Deputy Associate Administrator 

for Office of Congressional Affairs.

EP110039 6/24/2011 

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION.Office of the Chair ........................ Senior Policy Analyst .................... EE100006 7/30/2010 

EXPORT–IMPORT BANK ............. Office of Communications ............ Senior Vice President, Communications.EB100005 9/3/2010 

Office of Communications ............ Speechwriter ................................. EB110001 10/15/2010 

Board of Directors ........................ Senior Advisor .............................. EB110002 11/15/2010 

Board of Directors ........................ Deputy Chief of Staff .................... EB110003 11/19/2010 

Board of Directors ........................ Executive Secretary ...................... EB110004 12/6/2010 

Office of the Executive Vice President.Senior Vice President of Congressional Affairs.EB110005 12/14/2010 

Office of Communications ............ Senior Advisor .............................. EB110007 3/10/2011 

Board of Directors ........................ Senior Advisor .............................. EB110008 6/3/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Senior Vice President and General Counsel.EB110009 5/27/2011 

Board of Directors ........................ Special Assistant .......................... EB110010 6/9/2011 

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS 

COMMISSION.

Office Strategic Planning and Policy Analysis.Advisor .......................................... FC100012 8/17/2010 

Office of Media Relations ............. Communications Director ............. FC110005 4/26/2011 

FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION.Office of External Affairs ..............

Office of the Chairman .................

Deputy Director, Office of External 

Affairs.

Confidential Assistant ...................

DR100017 

DR110005 

10/29/2010 

5/19/2011 

FEDERAL MINE SAFETY AND 

HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION.

Office of the Chairman .................

Office of the Commissioners ........

Confidential Assistant ...................

Attorney Advisor (General) ...........

FR100001 

FR110001 

7/13/2010 

11/10/2010 

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION.Northeast and Caribbean Region Regional Administrator ................. GS100030 9/9/2010 

Northeast and Caribbean Region Special Assistant .......................... GS100036 7/20/2010 

Office of Communications and 

Marketing.

Press Secretary ............................ GS100038 7/27/2010 

Office of the Administrator ............ White House Liaison .................... GS100044 9/3/2010 

Great Lakes Region ..................... Special Assistant .......................... GS100046 9/24/2010 

Pacific Rim Region ....................... Special Assistant .......................... GS100047 9/24/2010 

Office of Small Business Utilization.Special Assistant .......................... GS100048 9/24/2010 

Office of the Administrator ............ Special Assistant .......................... GS100050 10/6/2010 

New England Region .................... Special Assistant .......................... GS110001 11/29/2010 

The Heartland Region .................. Special Assistant .......................... GS110002 11/29/2010 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Special Assistant .......................... GS110003 11/18/2010 

New England Region .................... Regional Administrator ................. GS110005 3/9/2011 

Great Lakes Region ..................... Regional Administrator ................. GS110006 1/7/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Marketing.

Associate Administrator for Communications and Marketing.GS110010 12/29/2010 

Mid-Atlantic Region ...................... Special Assistant .......................... GS110024 2/18/2011 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Deputy Associate Administrator 

for Policy.

GS110025 2/18/2011 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Deputy Associate Administrator 

for Legislative Affairs.

GS110026 2/18/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Marketing.

Press Secretary ............................ GS110029 3/11/2011 

Office of Communications and 

Marketing.

Deputy Press Secretary ............... GS110030 3/9/2011 

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No. Effective date 

Office of Communications and 

Marketing.

Director of Public Engagement .... GS110031 3/9/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ White House Liaison .................... GS110033 3/22/2011 

Pacific Rim Region ....................... Regional Administrator ................. GS110043 6/2/2011 

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.Office of the Public Printer ........... Executive Assistant ...................... GP110001 4/26/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 

HUMAN SERVICES.

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Speechwriter (Health Reform) ...... DH100179 7/7/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Special Assistant (Health Reform) DH100180 7/8/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DH100184 7/12/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant (To the Director, 

Intergovernmental Affairs).

DH100190 8/10/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Regional Director, Atlanta, Georgia, Region IV.DH100193 9/2/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DH100194 8/13/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Legislation.

Confidential Assistant (Health) ..... DH100195 8/13/2010 

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.Special Assistant, Centers for 

Medicare and Medicaid Services.

DH100196 8/16/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DH100207 10/8/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Special Assistant for Public Affairs DH110004 3/11/2011 

Office of Global Health Affairs ...... Special Assistant, Office of Global 

Health Affairs.

DH110005 10/15/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Children and Families.

Confidential Assistant for Early 

Childhood Development.

DH110012 11/23/2010 

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.Confidential Assistant, Centers for 

Medicare and Medicaid Services.

DH110013 12/10/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Legislation.

Special Assistant .......................... DH110014 12/10/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DH110022 1/20/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DH110031 1/7/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Planning and Evaluation.

Senior Advisor Center for FaithBased and Neighborhood Partnerships.DH110033 1/20/2011 

Administration on Aging ............... Confidential Assistant ................... DH110040 1/18/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Senior Advisor, Office of Public 

Affairs, Administration for Children and Families.

DH110053 2/28/2011 

Center for Consumer Information 

and Insurance Oversight.

Senior Advisor .............................. DH110057 2/28/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Children and Families.

Director of Public Affairs ............... DH110070 4/4/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Planning and Evaluation.

Director of Delivery System Reform.DH110075 6/14/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Confidential Assistant ................... DH110077 4/26/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Health.

Director of Communications ......... DH110104 6/14/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Communications Director for 

Health Care.

DH110106 6/17/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Children and Families.

Special Assistant for Children and 

Families.

DH110108 6/30/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND 

SECURITY.

Office of the Chief of Staff ............

Office of the Secretary .................

Scheduling and Advance Assistant.

Special Advisor .............................

DM100270 

DM100283 

7/19/2010 

7/19/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

National Protection and Programs Directorate.

Special Counselor ........................ DM100296 8/9/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Confidential Assistant ................... DM100331 9/29/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

New Media Specialist ................... DM100332 9/22/2010 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

National Protection and Programs Directorate.

Special Assistant, National Protection and Programs Directorate.DM100338 9/23/2010 

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration 

Services.

Counselor ..................................... DM100340 9/28/2010 

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No. Effective date 

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration 

Services.

Counselor ..................................... DM100341 9/29/2010 

Federal Emergency Management 

Agency.

Confidential Assistant ................... DM110006 11/16/2010 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Legislative Affairs.

Senior Advisor for Legislative Affairs.DM110010 11/3/2010 

Office of the Executive Secretary 

for Operations and Administration.

Secretary Briefing Book Coordinator.DM110023 12/13/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Press Assistant ............................. DM110026 12/13/2010 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DM110028 12/13/2010 

Immediate Office of the Deputy 

Secretary.

Special Assistant .......................... DM110030 12/29/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Strategic Communications.

DM110031 12/22/2010 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Special Assistant .......................... DM110033 2/2/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Director, Homeland Security Advisory Council.DM110056 1/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Press Secretary ............................ DM110060 1/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Director of Special Projects .......... DM110061 1/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Assistant Press Secretary ............ DM110064 1/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Assistant Press Secretary ............ DM110065 1/27/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ White House Liaison .................... DM110075 2/11/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

National Protection and Programs Directorate.

Senior Cybersecurity Strategist .... DM110091 3/22/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Advisor ............................. DM110095 3/11/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Policy Analyst ............................... DM110097 3/14/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Liaison for Community Partnership and Strategic Engagement.DM110110 3/17/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Senior Advisor .............................. DM110112 3/16/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Intelligence and Analysis.

Liaison .......................................... DM110115 3/25/2011 

Office of Counternarcotics Enforcement.Counselor ..................................... DM110118 3/23/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant and Attorney 

Advisor.

DM110120 3/28/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Press Assistant ............................. DM110127 4/12/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Confidential Assistant ................... DM110138 5/4/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DM110139 5/6/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Special Assistant .......................... DM110141 5/4/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Special Assistant .......................... DM110151 5/4/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Legislative Affairs.

Legislative Affairs Specialist ......... DM110160 5/13/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Deputy White House Liaison ........ DM110161 5/18/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Public Affairs and Strategic Communications Assistant.DM110163 5/12/2011 

Office of the Chief of Staff ............ Special Assistant .......................... DM110169 5/13/2011 

U.S. Immigration and Customs 

Enforcement.

Special Assistant .......................... DM110170 5/19/2011 

Office of Assistant Secretary for 

Legislative Affairs.

Legislative Affairs Specialist ......... DM110173 5/18/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Director of Special Projects .......... DM110174 5/27/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public Affairs.

Advisor for Strategic Planning and 

Coordination.

DM110175 5/20/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

National Protection and Programs Directorate.

Program Coordinator .................... DM110192 6/14/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Special Assistant .......................... DM110195 6/3/2011 

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No. Effective date 

U.S. Customs and Border Protection.Counselor ..................................... DM110203 6/13/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

National Protection and Programs Directorate.

Special Advisor ............................. DM110208 6/29/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING 

AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.

Office of the Administration ..........

Office of Field Policy and Management.

Staff Assistant ...............................

Confidential Assistant ...................

DU100093 

DU100097 

7/22/2010 

8/26/2010 

Office of Community Planning and 

Development.

Special Assistant .......................... DU100098 7/29/2010 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations.Congressional Relations Specialist.DU100102 8/10/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Internal Communications Specialist.DU100103 8/26/2010 

Office of the Administration .......... Special Assistant .......................... DU100104 8/5/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Director of Scheduling .................. DU100109 9/7/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Press Assistant ............................. DU100110 9/7/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Media Outreach Specialist ........... DU100112 9/29/2010 

Office of Strategic Planning and 

Management.

Division Director Performance 

Management.

DU100114 9/29/2010 

Office of Housing .......................... Senior Advisor for Housing Policy 

and Programs.

DU100115 10/28/2010 

Mid-Atlantic (Philadelphia) ............ Regional Administrator ................. DU110001 11/10/2010 

Great Plains (Kansas City) ........... Regional Administrator ................. DU110002 11/5/2010 

Office of Sustainable Housing and 

Communities.

Senior Advisor .............................. DU110004 12/10/2010 

Office of Strategic Planning and 

Management.

Senior Policy Advisor ................... DU110006 11/18/2010 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Relations.Intergovernmental and Public Engagement Liaison.DU110007 11/23/2010 

Office of the Administration .......... Staff Assistant ............................... DU110010 12/10/2010 

Office of Policy Development and 

Research.

Special Assistant .......................... DU110011 12/21/2010 

Office of Housing .......................... Special Assistant .......................... DU110012 1/6/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Senior Counsel ............................. DU110014 1/26/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Senior Counsel ............................. DU110016 2/18/2011 

New England (Boston) ................. Regional Administrator ................. DU110018 4/19/2011 

Office of the General Counsel ...... Special Assistant .......................... DU110021 5/6/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. White House Liaison .................... DU110022 5/18/2011 

Office of Policy Development and 

Research.

Special Policy Advisor .................. DU110026 6/15/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Assistant Secretary—Land and 

Minerals Management.

Deputy Chief of Staff .................... DI100046 8/13/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Deputy Director, Office of Communications/Press Secretary.DI100062 7/8/2010 

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement.Director of Communications ......... DI100066 7/19/2010 

Assistant Secretary—Land and 

Minerals Management.

Counselor—Land and Minerals 

Management.

DI100067 7/28/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Deputy Director Office of Communications.DI100069 7/20/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Counselor ..................................... DI100071 7/30/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Deputy Director, Intergovernmental Affairs.DI100072 8/5/2010 

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement.Special Assistant .......................... DI100074 8/10/2010 

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement.Special Assistant .......................... DI100088 9/10/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... White House Liaison .................... DI100092 10/1/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Special Assistant .......................... DI110001 10/15/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Special Assistant .......................... DI110002 10/15/2010 

Assistant Secretary—Indian Affairs.Senior Advisor- Indian Affairs ....... DI110004 10/22/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DI110013 12/22/2010 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Deputy Director, Intergovernmental Affairs.DI110022 1/31/2011 

Office of the Solicitor .................... Attorney-Advisor ........................... DI110032 2/4/2011 

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No. Effective date 

Assistant Secretary—Indian Affairs.Deputy Chief of Staff .................... DI110033 2/17/2011 

Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs.Special Assistant .......................... DI110037 2/23/2011 

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement.Senior Advisor .............................. DI110041 3/8/2011 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Special Assistant for Advance ...... DI110049 4/20/2011 

Secretary’s Immediate Office ....... Special Assistant .......................... DI110050 5/11/2011 

Assistant Secretary—Water and 

Science.

Counselor—Water and Science ... DI110071 6/28/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ....... Office of the Associate Attorney 

General.

Senior Counsel ............................. DJ100143 7/22/2010 

Office of Legislative Affairs ........... Legislative Assistant ..................... DJ100152 7/28/2010 

Office on Violence Against 

Women.

Confidential Assistant ................... DJ100155 8/2/2010 

Office of the Deputy Attorney 

General.

Confidential Assistant ................... DJ100159 8/11/2010 

Civil Division ................................. Counsel ......................................... DJ100160 7/1/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Public Affairs Specialist ................ DJ100162 8/9/2010 

Antitrust Division ........................... Counsel ......................................... DJ100163 8/16/2010 

Civil Rights Division ...................... Counsel ......................................... DJ100167 8/13/2010 

Office of the Associate Attorney 

General.

Counsel ......................................... DJ100169 8/13/2010 

Office of the Attorney General ..... Special Assistant .......................... DJ100170 8/13/2010 

Office of Legislative Affairs ........... Attorney Advisor ........................... DJ100171 8/26/2010 

Office of the Deputy Attorney 

General.

Senior Counsel ............................. DJ100172 12/21/2010 

Office of Legal Policy ................... Research Assistant ....................... DJ100174 9/13/2010 

Criminal Division ........................... Counsel ......................................... DJ100175 9/8/2010 

Civil Rights Division ...................... Counsel ......................................... DJ100176 9/24/2010 

Office of the Attorney General ..... Counsel ......................................... DJ100179 9/10/2010 

Office of Intergovernmental and 

Public Liaison.

Special Assistant .......................... DJ100182 3/31/2011 

Office of Justice Programs ........... Director, Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.DJ110002 10/13/2010 

Civil Division ................................. Senior Counsel ............................. DJ110009 10/15/2010 

Office of Justice Programs ........... Special Assistant .......................... DJ110010 10/29/2010 

Civil Division ................................. Counsel ......................................... DJ110015 11/23/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Press Assistant ............................. DJ110023 12/29/2010 

Office of the Deputy Attorney 

General.

Counsel ......................................... DJ110025 12/30/2010 

Office of Legal Policy ................... Counsel ......................................... DJ110027 12/30/2010 

Office of Legislative Affairs ........... Attorney Advisor ........................... DJ110034 1/26/2011 

Office of Intergovernmental and 

Public Liaison.

Associate Director ........................ DJ110043 3/31/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Deputy Speechwriter .................... DJ110054 2/18/2011 

Office of the Legal Counsel .......... Senior Counsel ............................. DJ110065 4/20/2011 

Office of Justice Programs ........... Chief of Staff ................................. DJ110069 4/29/2011 

Office of Intergovernmental and 

Public Liaison.

Associate Director ........................ DJ110077 5/23/2011 

Office of the Deputy Attorney 

General.

Senior Counsel ............................. DJ110094 6/14/2011 

Office of the Deputy Attorney 

General.

Senior Counsel ............................. DJ110095 6/15/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR .......... Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DL100058 7/2/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DL100060 8/2/2010 

Office of Labor—Management 

Standards.

Special Assistant .......................... DL100061 8/2/2010 

Wage and Hour Division .............. Senior Advisor .............................. DL100064 8/9/2010 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Regional Representative—Denver DL100067 9/13/2010 

Office of Labor—Management 

Standards.

Special Assistant .......................... DL100072 9/28/2010 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Senior Legislative Officer ............. DL100075 10/1/2010 

Office of the Deputy Secretary ..... Special Assistant .......................... DL110001 10/22/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Speechwriter ................................. DL110003 11/4/2010 

Wage and Hour Division .............. Chief of Staff ................................. DL110005 1/7/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Scheduler ...................................... DL110006 11/23/2010 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Senior Legislative Officer ............. DL110008 12/17/2010 

Bureau of International Labor Affairs.Deputy Chief of Staff .................... DL110009 2/25/2011 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Deputy Director of Intergovernmental Affairs.DL110011 1/28/2011 

Wage and Hour Division .............. Senior Advisor .............................. DL110012 2/17/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Special Assistant .......................... DL110017 3/18/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Lead Scheduler ............................ DL110019 3/23/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Assistant ....................................... DL110021 3/30/2011 

Employment and Training Administration.Chief of Staff ................................. DL110022 4/7/2011 

Office of Disability Employment 

Policy.

Chief of Staff ................................. DL110023 4/15/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Speech Writer ............................... DL110025 4/21/2011 

Office of the Secretary ................. Briefing Book ................................ DL110027 4/29/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Policy.

Special Assistant .......................... DL110028 6/10/2011 

Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs.Senior Legislative Officer ............. DL110030 5/13/2011 

Office of the Solicitor .................... Senior Counselor .......................... DL110031 5/9/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Special Assistant .......................... DL110034 5/19/2011 

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND 

SPACE ADMINISTRATION.

Office of the Administrator ............

Office of the Deputy Administrator 

Special Advisor .............................

Executive Officer ..........................

NN110021 

NN110051 

6/7/2011 

6/7/2011 

NATIONAL CREDIT UNION ADMINISTRATION.National Credit Union Administration.Staff Assistant ............................... CU100007 8/5/2010 

Office of the Board ....................... Staff Assistant ............................... CU110002 1/6/2011 

National Credit Union Administration.Director, Public and Congressional Affairs/Chief Policy Advisor.CU110004 1/10/2011 

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR 

THE ARTS.

National Endowment for the Arts Special Assistant for Congressional Affairs.NA110001 4/21/2011 

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR 

THE HUMANITIES.

National Endowment for the Humanities.Confidential Assistant ................... NH100003 9/23/2010 

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION 

SAFETY BOARD.

Office of Board Members ............. Special Assistant .......................... TB100013 9/8/2010 

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND 

HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION.

Office of Commissioners ..............

Office of Commissioners ..............

Counsel .........................................

Counsel .........................................

SH100004 

SH110001 

10/1/2010 

3/10/2011 

OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND 

BUDGET.

Communications ...........................

General Government Programs ...

Confidential Assistant ...................

Confidential Assistant ...................

BO100045 

BO100047 

9/8/2010 

10/7/2010 

Legislative Affairs ......................... Deputy for Legislative Affairs ....... BO110005 1/21/2011 

Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.Counselor ..................................... BO110008 1/21/2011 

Office of the Director .................... Confidential Assistant ................... BO110010 2/23/2011 

Office of the Director .................... Confidential Assistant, Government Reorganization Initiative.BO110012 2/22/2011 

Legislative Affairs ......................... Legislative Assistant ..................... BO110014 4/8/2011 

Office of the Director .................... Special Assistant .......................... BO110017 4/20/2011 

Communications ........................... Press Assistant ............................. BO110023 6/10/2011 

OFFICE OF NATIONAL DRUG 

CONTROL POLICY.

Intergovernmental Public Liaison

State, Local and Tribal Affairs ......

Policy Analyst ...............................

Senior Policy Analyst ....................

QQ100012 

QQ100013 

7/15/2010 

7/7/2010 

Office of Intergovernmental Public 

Liaison.

Outreach and Events Coordinator QQ100014 8/19/2010 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Associate Director for Public Affairs.QQ100015 9/7/2010 

Intergovernmental Public Liaison Policy Analyst ............................... QQ110002 1/26/2011 

Office of Public Affairs .................. Public Affairs Specialist (Deputy 

Press Secretary).

QQ110004 3/22/2011 

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT.Office of Personnel Management Press Secretary ............................ PM110007 4/26/2011 

OFFICE OF THE UNITED 

STATES TRADE REPRESENTATIVE.

Office of the Ambassador .............

Office of the Ambassador .............

Confidential Assistant ...................

Director of Scheduling and Advance.

TN100007 

TN100009 

8/2/2010 

8/2/2010 

Congressional Affairs ................... Director of Congressional Affairs TN100012 9/10/2010 

Office of the Ambassador ............. Special Assistant for Scheduling .. TN110003 2/2/2011 

Office of the United States Trade 

Representative.

Personal Assistant ........................ TN110010 6/2/2011 

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 

COMMISSION.

Office of the Chairman .................

Office of the Chairman .................

Confidential Assistant ...................

Confidential Assistant ...................

SE110001 

SE110002 

10/13/2010 

2/17/2011 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

Division of Investment Management.Confidential Assistant ................... SE110004 5/17/2011 

Securities and Exchange Commission.Confidential Assistant ................... SE110005 5/15/2011 

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.Office of Government Contracting 

and Business Development.

Director of Hubzone ..................... SB100039 7/12/2010 

Office of Field Operations ............ Regional Administrator, Region 

IX, San Francisco.

SB100040 7/30/2010 

Office of Capital Access ............... Special Assistant for Capital Access.SB100041 8/10/2010 

Office of Entrepreneurial Development.Senior Advisor for Entrepreneurial 

Development.

SB100042 8/17/2010 

Office of Capital Access ............... Senior Advisor for Capital Access SB100044 9/9/2010 

Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs.Congressional and Legislative Affairs Assistant.SB100046 3/24/2011 

Office of Government Contracting 

and Business Development.

Senior Advisor for Government 

Contracting and Business Development.

SB110001 10/22/2010 

Office of the Administrator ............ Senior Advisor .............................. SB110002 11/10/2010 

Office of Communications and 

Public Liaison.

Senior Communications Assistant SB110005 12/8/2010 

Office of Field Operations ............ Regional Administrator, Region III, 

Philadelphia, PA.

SB110006 12/10/2010 

Office of the Administrator ............ Senior Advisor for Intergovernmental Affairs.SB110011 1/21/2011 

Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs.Assistant Administrator for Congressional and Legislative Affairs.SB110012 1/21/2011 

Office of Field Operations ............ Regional Administrator, Region 

VII, Kansas City, Missouri.

SB110013 5/17/2011 

Office of Capital Access ............... Deputy Associate Administrator 

for Capital Access.

SB110014 1/20/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Director of Scheduling and Advance.SB110015 1/20/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Special Assistant and Scheduler .. SB110016 1/21/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Special Assistant .......................... SB110018 2/17/2011 

Office of Management and Administration.Senior Advisor for Management 

and Administration.

SB110019 2/23/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Special Assistant and Scheduler .. SB110021 2/28/2011 

Office of the Administrator ............ Senior Policy Advisor ................... SB110023 4/11/2011 

Office of Field Operations ............ Regional Administrator for Region 

IV.

SB110027 4/7/2011 

Office of Field Operations ............ Associate Administrator for Field 

Operations.

SB110032 6/24/2011 

Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs.Special Assistant for Congressional and Legislative Affairs.SB110033 6/24/2011 

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION.Office of the Commissioner .......... Senior Advisor .............................. SZ110035 5/12/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF STATE ........... Office of the Chief of Protocol ...... Protocol Assistant ......................... DS100053 8/16/2010 

Bureau of Western Hemisphere 

Affairs.

Senior Advisor .............................. DS100056 7/19/2010 

Bureau of International Organizational Affairs.Staff Assistant ............................... DS100059 7/30/2010 

Foreign Policy Planning Staff ....... Policy Advisor/Speechwriter ......... DS100122 7/15/2010 

Office of the Special Envoy and 

Coordinator for International 

Energy Affairs.

Staff Assistant ............................... DS100130 7/16/2010 

Office of Legislative Affairs ........... Legislative Management Officer ... DS100136 7/16/2010 

Office of Legislative Affairs ........... Legislative Management Officer ... DS100139 8/16/2010 

Bureau of Political and Military Affairs.Staff Assistant ............................... DS100154 10/1/2010 

Bureau for Education and Cultural 

Affairs.

Special Assistant .......................... DS100155 10/4/2010 

Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations.Director, Art In Embassies Program.DS110010 11/19/2010 

Foreign Policy Planning Staff ....... Speechwriter ................................. DS110013 12/3/2010 

Office of the Counselor ................ Special Assistant .......................... DS110046 2/23/2011 

Office of the Global Women’s Initiative.Senior Advisor .............................. DS110047 4/19/2011 

Office to Monitor and Combat 

Trafficking in Persons.

Staff Assistant ............................... DS110048 3/21/2011 

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No. Effective date 

Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs .... Legislative Liaison Specialist ........ DS110052 3/30/2011 

Bureau of Economic, Energy and 

Business Affairs.

Special Assistant .......................... DS110053 3/23/2011 

Office of the Under Secretary for 

Arms Control and International 

Security Affairs.

Staff Assistant ............................... DS110054 3/16/2011 

Bureau of Public Affairs ................ Staff Assistant ............................... DS110056 3/24/2011 

Bureau of International Narcotics 

and Law Enforcement Affairs.

Special Assistant .......................... DS110059 3/18/2011 

Bureau for Education and Cultural 

Affairs.

Staff Assistant ............................... DS110073 4/29/2011 

Bureau of Public Affairs ................ Senior Advisor .............................. DS110077 5/18/2011 

Office of the Chief of Protocol ...... Protocol Officer (Gifts) .................. DS110078 5/18/2011 

TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT 

AGENCY.

Office of the Director .................... Public Affairs Specialist ................ TD110002 1/12/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION.Immediate Office of the Administrator.Associate Administrator for Governmental, International, and 

Public Affairs.

DT100057 7/16/2010 

Secretary ...................................... Counselor ..................................... DT100061 8/2/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy.Director of Public Engagement .... DT110002 10/8/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Associate Director for Scheduling DT110003 11/23/2010 

Office of the Secretary ................. Associate Director for Advance .... DT110004 11/23/2010 

Secretary ...................................... Special Assistant for Policy .......... DT110005 11/23/2010 

Associate Administrator for Public 

Affairs.

Director of Public Affairs ............... DT110021 3/24/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Budget 

and Programs.

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Management and Budget.

DT110026 4/21/2011 

Administrator ................................. Director of Communications ......... DT110028 5/13/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs.Associate Director for Governmental Affairs.DT110041 6/2/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs.Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Governmental Affairs.

DT110045 6/24/2011 

Assistant Secretary for Governmental Affairs.Associate Director for Governmental Affairs.DT110046 6/24/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Assistant Secretary for Financial 

Stability.

Special Assistant .......................... DY100118 7/23/2010 

Assistant Secretary (Economic 

Policy).

Special Assistant .......................... DY100119 7/23/2010 

Assistant Secretary (Legislative 

Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DY100123 7/29/2010 

Assistant Secretary (Public Affairs).Spokesperson ............................... DY100126 8/10/2010 

Assistant Secretary (Public Affairs).Senior Speechwriter ..................... DY100131 8/17/2010 

Secretary of the Treasury ............. Policy Advisor ............................... DY100144 9/13/2010 

Assistant Secretary (Economic 

Policy).

Deputy Assistant Secretary for 

Microeconomic Analysis.

DY100154 10/1/2010 

Under Secretary for Domestic Finance.Senior Advisor .............................. DY110004 10/8/2010 

Under Secretary for Domestic Finance.Public Affairs Specialist ................ DY110019 11/26/2010 

Secretary of the Treasury ............. Special Assistant .......................... DY110023 12/20/2010 

Assistant Secretary for Financial 

Markets.

Senior Advisor .............................. DY110039 1/31/2011 

Secretary of the Treasury ............. Special Assistant .......................... DY110040 1/31/2011 

Assistant Secretary (Public Affairs).Media Affairs Specialist ................ DY110043 1/31/2011 

Secretary of the Treasury ............. Deputy Executive Secretary ......... DY110060 4/1/2011 

Secretary of the Treasury ............. Special Assistant .......................... DY110079 5/31/2011 

Assistant Secretary (Legislative 

Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DY110094 6/17/2011 

Assistant Secretary (Legislative 

Affairs).

Special Assistant .......................... DY110095 6/22/2011 

UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION.Office of the Chairman ................. Staff Assistant ............................... TC110003 2/25/2011 

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS 

AFFAIRS.

Office of the Secretary and Deputy.Special Assistant .......................... DV100086 9/28/2010 

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1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 

2 15 U.S.C. 78a. 

3 17 CFR 240.19b–4. 

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Agency name Organization name Position title Authorization 

No. Effective date 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Special Assistant .......................... DV110004 2/7/2011 

Office of the Secretary and Deputy.Special Assistant .......................... DV110007 1/12/2011 

Office of the Secretary and Deputy.Special Assistant, White House 

Liaison.

DV110017 2/23/2011 

Office of the Assistant Secretary 

for Public and Intergovernmental Affairs.

Press Secretary ............................ DV110040 4/8/2011 

INTERNATIONAL JOINT COMMISSION.Office of the Chair ........................ Policy Advisor ............................... IJ110001 10/15/2010 

Authority: 5 U.S.C. 3301 and 3302; 

E.O.10577, 3 CFR 1954–1958 Comp., p. 218. 

U.S. Office of Personnel Management. 

John Berry, 

Director. 

[FR Doc. 2012–7745 Filed 3–29–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 6325–39–P 

POSTAL SERVICE 

Notice of Proposed Intelligent Mail 

Indicia Performance Criteria With 

Request for Comments 

AGENCY: Postal Service TM. 

ACTION: Proposed change. 

SUMMARY: The Postal Service is updating 

and consolidating the product 

submission procedures for Postage 

Evidencing Systems (PES). This 

involves the replacement of the current 

Information-Based Indicia Performance 

Criteria (IBI PC) with new Intelligent 

Mail Indicia Performance Criteria (IMI 

PC). 

DATES: Copies of the proposed IMI PC 

will be available effective March 30, 

2012. Comments on the proposed IMI 

PC must be received on or before May 

30, 2012. 

ADDRESSES: To receive a copy of the 

proposed IMI PC, mail or deliver written 

requests to: USPS Payment Technology/ 

Attn: Marlo Kay Ivey, 475 L’Enfant 

Plaza SW., Room 3660, Washington, DC 

20260–4110. To comment on the 

proposed IMI PC, mail or deliver written 

comments to the Manager, Payment 

Technology, USPS, 475 L’Enfant Plaza 

SW., Room 3436, Washington, DC 

20260–4110. Copies of all written 

comments will be available, by 

appointment, for inspection and 

photocopying between 9 a.m. and 4 

p.m., Monday through Friday, at the 

Payment Technology office. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Marlo Kay Ivey, Business Programs 

Specialist, Payment Technology, U.S. 

Postal Service, at 202–268–7613. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Current 

product submission procedures and the 

IBI PC are approximately 10 years old 

and have had little or no substantive 

updates since being initially provided to 

the PES (postage meter and PC 

Postage®) industry. The PES 

environment has changed substantially 

with availability of new technology to 

offer new PES products designed to 

meet new customer needs for access to 

postage. In addition, changes within the 

United States Postal Service® (USPS®) 

infrastructure have taken place to 

provide enhanced opportunities for PES 

providers to propose new concepts, 

methods, and processes to enable 

customers to print pre-paid evidence of 

postage while improving the efficiency 

and effectiveness of Postal Service 

operations. 

The Postal Service proposes to replace 

the current PES product submission 

procedures and the IBI PC with the 

proposed IMI PC Document (the 

‘‘Document’’). This Document is 

comprised of four volumes to support 

the USPS PES Test and Evaluation 

Program (the ‘‘Program’’). The intent is 

for the volumes to fully support each 

other but not be redundant in content. 

Volume I—PES Requirements. 

Provides the PES industry and test 

laboratories with the information, 

requirements, and guidance necessary to 

develop new PES, and provides 

reference for guidance for current 

approved PES for interim changes, as 

determined necessary, to maintain 

interoperability with the USPS systems 

and processes. 

Volume II—IMI Requirements. 

Provides the minimum required 

information, both human- and machinereadable, for all pre-paid evidence of 

postage produced by a PES. Also 

provides the reporting requirements for 

all supporting data systems used by 

USPS to manage the program. 

Volume III—Test and Evaluation 

Requirements. Provides for laboratories 

certified by National Institute of 

Standards and Technology (NIST) to 

perform Federal Information Processing 

Standard (FIPS) 140–X testing, and 

provides PES testing entities with 

guidance on test and evaluation 

procedures that a PES system must 

undergo to receive USPS approval. 

Volume IV—PES Test and Evaluation 

Program Requirements. Provides the 

Program and logistical processes that are 

required for a PES to obtain approval 

from USPS, as well as the requirements 

for the evaluation and submission of 

changes and updates to a previously 

approved PES. 

Stanley F. Mires, 

Attorney, Legal Policy & Legislative Advice. 

[FR Doc. 2012–7359 Filed 3–29–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 7710–12–P 

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 

COMMISSION 

[Release No. 34–66658; File No. SR–EDGA– 

2012–11] 

Self-Regulatory Organizations; EDGA 

Exchange, Inc.; Notice of Filing and 

Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed 

Rule Change Clarifying That Rule 

Change in Connection With Proposed 

Combination Between NYSE Euronext 

and Deutsche Bo ̈rse AG Will Not 

Become Effective 

March 26, 2012. 

Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) 1 of the 

Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the 

‘‘Exchange Act’’ or ‘‘Act’’),2 and Rule 

19b–4 thereunder,3 notice is hereby 

given that on March 19, 2012, the EDGA 

Exchange, Inc. (the ‘‘Exchange’’ or 

‘‘EDGA’’) filed with the Securities and 

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