Federal Register / Vol. 66, No. 246 / Friday, December 21, 2001 / Notices 66005

permanent order.

By the Commission.

Jonathan G. Katz,

Secretary.

[FR Doc. 01–31482 Filed 12–20–01; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 8010–01–P

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Statement of Organization, Functions

and Delegations of Authority

This statement amends Part S of the

Statement of the Organization,

Functions and Delegations of Authority

which covers the Social Security

Administration (SSA). Notice is given

that Chapter S8 for the Office of the

Inspector General (OIG) is being

amended to reflect the retitling of five

Divisions and the amendment to some

of their functions. The new material and

changes are as follows:

Section S8C.10 The Office of Audit—

(Organization)

Retitle:

E. The Operational Audit Division

(OAD)(S8CE) to the Southern Audit

Division (SAD).

F. The Disability Program Audit

Division (DPAD)(S8CG) to the Northern

Audit Division (NAD).

G. The Program Benefits Audit

Division (PBAD)(S8CH)to the Western

Audit Division (WAD).

H. The Systems Audit Division

(SAD)(S8CK) to the Data Analysis and

Technology Audit Division (DATAD). I. The Financial Management and

Performance Monitoring Audit Division

(FMPMAD)(S8CL) to the Financial

Audit Division (FAD).

Section S8C.20 The Office Audit—

(Functions)

Retitle and Amend in its entirety: E. The Operational Audit Division

(OAD)(S8CE) to the Southern Audit

Division (SAD). Plans, and conducts,

oversees and reports on the results of

audits related to the SSA’s Retirement,

Survivors, and Disability Insurance

Program; and the Supplemental Security

Income Program. Specific audit

responsibilities may include:

Enumeration, Retirement, Survivors and

Disability Insurance Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Earnings

Operations; Supplemental Security

Income Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Field Office

Operations; Hearings and Appeals;

Disability Determination Services;

Representative Payees, Performance

Measures; and various general

management and administrative issues

related to, but not limited to facilities

management, personnel, payroll, and

budgeting.

F. The Disability Program Audit

Division (DPAD)(S8CG) to the Northern

Audit Division (NAD). Plans, conducts,

oversees and reports on the results of

audits related to SSA’s Retirement,

Survivors and Disability Insurance

Program; and the Supplemental Security

Income Program. Specific audit

responsibilities may include:

Enumeration, Retirement, Survivors and

Disability Insurance Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Earnings

Operations; Supplemental Security

Income Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Field Office

Operations; Hearings and Appeals;

Disability Determination Services;

Representative Payees, Performance

Measures; and various general

management and administrative issues

related to, but not limited to, facilities

management, personnel Payroll, and

budgeting. G. The Program Benefits Audit

Division (PBAD)(S8CH) to the Western

Audit Division (WAD). Plans, conducts,

oversees and reports on the results of

audits related to SSA’s Retirement,

Survivors and Disability Insurance

Program; and the Supplemental Security

Income Program. Specific audit

responsibilities may include:

Enumeration, Retirement, Survivors and

Disability Insurance Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Earnings

Operations; Supplemental Security

Income Initial Claims and

Postentitlement Operations; Field Office

Operations; Hearings and Appeals;

Disability Determination Services;

Representative Payees, Performance

Measures; and various general

Management and administrative issues

related to, but not limited to, facilities

management, personnel, payroll, and

budgeting.

Retitle:

H. The Systems Audit Division

(SAD)(S8CK)to the Data Analysis and

Technology Audit Division (DATAD).

Retitle and Add:

I. The Financial Management and

Performance Monitoring Audit Division

(FMPMAD)(S8CL) to the Financial

Audit Division (FAD).

4. The division may also perform

various financial related audits of SSA’s

Retirement, Survivors and Disability

Insurance Program; and the

Supplemental Security Income Program.

Specific audit responsibilities may

include: Enumeration, Retirement,

Survivors and Disability Insurance

Initial Claims and Postentitlement

Operations; Earnings Operations;

Supplemental Security Income Initial

Claims and Postentitlement Operations;

Field Office Operations; Hearings and

Appeals; Disability Determination

Services and Representative Payees.

Dated: December 10, 2001.

James G. Huse,

Inspector General for SSA.

[FR Doc. 01–31455 Filed 12–20–01; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4191–02–U

OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES

TRADE REPRESENTATIVE

[Docket No. 301–120]

Extension of Investigation and

Request for Public Comment: Wheat

Trading Practices of the Canadian

Wheat Board

AGENCY: Office of the United States

Trade Representative.

ACTION: Notice and request for

comments.

SUMMARY: The United States Trade

Representative (Trade Representative)

has decided to extend his investigation

of the wheat trading practices of the

Government of Canada and the

Canadian Wheat Board until January 22,

2002. The Office of the United States

Trade Representative (USTR) invites

public comments on the issues in the

investigation.

DATES: Comments are due on or before

5 pm on Monday, January 14, 2002.

ADDRESS: Comments should be

submitted (i) electronically, to

FR0011@ustr.gov, with Docket 301–120

in the subject line, or (ii) by mail, to

Sybia Harrison, Staff Assistant to the

Section 301 Committee, ATTN: Docket

301–120, Office of the United States

Trade Representative, 1724 F Street,

NW, Room 217, Washington, DC 20508,

with a confirmation copy sent

electronically or by fax to 202–395–

9458.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Sharon Bomer Lauritsen, Director of

Agricultural Affairs, (202) 395–6127, or

William Busis, Associate General

Counsel, (202) 395–3150. For

information concerning procedures for

submitting public comments, please

contact Sybia Harrison, Staff Assistant

to the Section 301 Committee, (202)

395–3419.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On

September 8, 2000, the North Dakota

Wheat Commission filed a petition

pursuant to section 302(a) of the Trade

Act of 1974, as amended (the Trade Act)

(19 U.S.C. 2412(a)), alleging that certain

wheat trading practices of the

Government of Canada and the

Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) are

unreasonable, and that such practices

burden or restrict U.S. commerce. In

response to the petition, the Trade