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> Subchapter G-Administrative Programs
Subchapter G—Administrative programs
Part 102-192—Mail Management
Subpart A—Introduction to this Part
102-192.5— What does this part cover?
102-192.10— What authority governs this part?
102-192.15— How are “I”, “you”, “me”, “we”, and “us” used in this part?
102-192.20— How are “must” and “should” used in this part?
102-192.25— Does this part apply to me?
102-192.30— What types of mail does this part apply to?
102-192.35— What definitions apply to this part?
102-192.40— Where can we obtain more information about the classes of mail?
102-192.45— How can we request a deviation from these requirements, and who can approve it?
Subpart B—Financial Requirements for All Agencies
102-192.50— What payment processes are we required to use?
102-192.55— Why must we use these commercial payment processes?
102-192.60— How do we implement these commercial payment processes?
102-192.65— What features must our finance systems have to keep track of mail costs?
Subpart C—Security Requirements for All Agencies
102-192.70— What security policies and plans must we have?
102-192.75— Why must we have written security policies and plans?
102-192.80— How do we develop written security policies and plans?
Subpart D—Reporting Requirements
102-192.85— Who must report to GSA annually?
102-192.90— What must we include in our annual mail management report to GSA?
102-192.95— Why does GSA require annual mail management reports?
102-192.100— How do we submit our annual mail management report to GSA?
102-192.105— When must we submit our annual mail management report to GSA?
Subpart E—Performance Measurement Requirements
102-192.110— At what level(s) in our agency must we have performance measures?
102-192.115— Why must we use performance measures?
Subpart F—Agency Mail Manager Requirements
102-192.120— Must we have an agency mail manager?
102-192.125— What is the appropriate managerial level for an agency mail manager?
102-192.130— What are your general responsibilities as an agency mail manager?
Subpart G—Mail Center Manager Requirements
102-192.135— Must we have a mail center manager at our facility?
102-192.140— What are your general responsibilities as a Federal mail center manager?
Subpart H—Program Level Mail Responsibilities
102-192.145— Which program levels should have a mail manager?
102-192.150— What are your general responsibilities as a program level mail manager?
Subpart I—Other Agency Responsibilities
102-192.155— What should our agency-wide mail management policy statement cover?
102-192.160— What less costly alternatives to expedited mail and couriers should your agency-wide mail management policy address?
102-192.165— What authorities must I follow when contracting out all or part of the mail function?
Subpart J—GSA’s Responsibilities and Services
102-192.170— What are GSA’s responsibilities in mail management?
102-192.175— What types of support does GSA offer to Federal agency mail management programs?
Last Reviewed 1/21/2009
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