Reorganization Plan No. 27 of 1950: Hearings ... on S. Res. 302 ... July 6 and 7, 1950 ...U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950 - 158 pages |
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To avoid any possible misunderstanding , the present plan uses the longer and more explicit title , " De- partment of Health , Education , and Security . " The present plan retains one of the major advantages of the 1949 plan , namely ...
To avoid any possible misunderstanding , the present plan uses the longer and more explicit title , " De- partment of Health , Education , and Security . " The present plan retains one of the major advantages of the 1949 plan , namely ...
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mended that executive agencies be grouped into departments as nearly as possible by major purpose and that so far as possible the President be placed in a position to supervise and direct the manifold activities of the executive branch ...
mended that executive agencies be grouped into departments as nearly as possible by major purpose and that so far as possible the President be placed in a position to supervise and direct the manifold activities of the executive branch ...
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27 meets those objections insofar as it is possible to meet them and still accom- plish the basic objective of giving departmental standing to these important programs relating to health , education , and security .
27 meets those objections insofar as it is possible to meet them and still accom- plish the basic objective of giving departmental standing to these important programs relating to health , education , and security .
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They preferred to maintain their professional position as much as possible . The present plan is , in general , similar to the bills in the specification of these officers ' duties , that is , the Commissioners , and in the assur- ...
They preferred to maintain their professional position as much as possible . The present plan is , in general , similar to the bills in the specification of these officers ' duties , that is , the Commissioners , and in the assur- ...
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These objections have been stated in about as many different ways as it is possible to state them , and as often happens the same objec- tion has been presented in multiple form as though it were many objections .
These objections have been stated in about as many different ways as it is possible to state them , and as often happens the same objec- tion has been presented in multiple form as though it were many objections .
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Page 93 - Transfers of other agencies: Director of the Bureau of the Budget is authorized and directed to study activities of other departments and agencies in the Federal Government and report to Congress on whether any of them should be transferred to the new department in the interest of economy and simplicity of administration.
Page 145 - Under the President, the heads of departments must hold full responsibility for the conduct of their departments. There must be a clear line of authority reaching down through every step of the organization and no subordinate should have authority independent from that of his superior.
Page 76 - Thank you, Senator. I appreciate having had the opportunity to be heard. Senator IVES. Thank you, Mr. Schiff, it has been a pleasure to have you. We will recess at this time until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. (Whereupon, at 3:55 pm the committee was recessed, to reconvene at 10 am, Friday, July 7, 1950.)
Page 138 - Source: The Budget of the United States Government for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30,1950, Washington, 1949, p. 1386; ibid, for fiscal 1951, p. 207. Without going into the details of the FSA budget, I wish to point out that before that agency was created
Page 145 - United States Senate, Washington, DC DEAR SENATOR MCCLELLAN: In view of the consideration of Reorganization Plan No. 27, I thought you might be interested in the following resolution adopted by the Association of State and Territorial Health Officers at its annual meeting in October 1949: Whereas the
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| Title | Reorganization Plan No. 27 of 1950: Hearings ... on S. Res. 302 ... July 6 and 7, 1950 ... |
| Author | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Expenditures in the Executive Departments |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1950 |
| Length | 158 pages |
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