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| ACUS Committees - The Administrative Conference bylaws (section 302.3(a)) designate six standing committees of the Conference. The Council delegated to the Chairman the authority to appoint Conference members to the committees. The Council also agreed to authorize the | |||||
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Committee on Adjudication The Committee on Adjudication examines procedural issues relating to how agencies handle cases that come before them, including issues arising in programs that handle very large caseloads. Moderator: Funmi Olorunnipa-ACUS |
1 | 1 | Wed, 25 January 2012 By: Funmi Olorunnipa-ACUS  |
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Committee on Administration and Management The Committee on Administration & Management considers issues that affect the efficiency and fairness of agencies’ operations, including their structure, accountability, and management of personnel, records, and other resources. |
1 | 1 | Thu, 13 October 2011 By: Charles Kersey - ACUS IT |
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Committee on Collaborative Governance The Committee on Collaborative Governance is concerned with collaborative techniques that agencies use to implement their programs. This area includes activities that build on the Conference’s extensive history of developing consensual processes such as negotiated rulemaking and alternative means of dispute resolution, as well as appropriate use of new communications media in federal programs. |
1 | 1 | Thu, 13 October 2011 By: Charles Kersey - ACUS IT |
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Committee on Judicial Review The Committee on Judicial Review addresses statutory and case law concerning court review of administrative actions. It also may examine those aspects of administrative procedure that affect the effectiveness or availability of judicial review. Moderator: RBull |
1 | 1 | Thu, 13 October 2011 By: Charles Kersey - ACUS IT |
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Committee on Regulation The Committee on Regulation studies procedures applicable to the control of private economic activity, including ways to reduce costs and increase effectiveness of agency programs. Moderator: RBull |
23 | 1 | Mon, 19 December 2011 By: Reeve Bull (Staff) |
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Committee on Rulemaking The Committee on Rulemaking considers the procedures that agencies use to promulgate, modify or rescind regulations. |
1 | 1 | Thu, 13 October 2011 By: Charles Kersey - ACUS IT |
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