SUPPLEMENTAL PUBLICATIONS: Annual Reports of the FCC to Congress. FCC Record of Orders and Decisions. Communications Act of 1934 (with amendments and inder thereto), Recap. Version to May 1989. Study Guide and Reference Material for Commercial Radio Operator Examinations, May 1987 edi- 0.303 Authority concerning registration of FIELD OPERATIONS BUREAU 0.311 Authority delegated. 0.314 Additional authority delegated. CABLE SERVICES BUREAU 0.321 Authority delegated. 0.325 Record of actions taken. CHIEF, PRIVATE RADIO BUREAU 0.331 Authority delegated. Actions taken under delegated author- ity. 0.333 Authority delegated jointly to the 0.335 Authority delegated jointly to the 0.337 Record of actions taken. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGES 0.341 Authority of administrative law judge. CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE 0.351 Authority delegated. 0.357 Record of actions taken. REVIEW BOARD 0.361 General authority. 0.362 Action on initial decisions. 0.363 Certification of matters to the Com- mission. 0.365 Authority delegated. 0.367 Record of actions taken. NATIONAL SECURITY AND EMERGENCY 0.381 Defense Commissioner. 0.383 Emergency Relocation Board, author- 0.387 Other national security and emer- Subpart C-General Information 0.401 Location of Commission offices. 0.405 Statutory provisions. 0.408 OMB control numbers assigned pursu- 0.414 The Communications Act and other 0.415 The rules and regulations (looseleaf 0.416 The Federal Communications Commis- 0.417 The Annual Reports. 0.420 Other Commission publications. FORMS AND DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE UPON 0.421 Application forms. 0.422 Current action documents and public 0.423 Information bulletins. LISTS CONTAINING INFORMATION COMPILED BY 0.431 The FCC service frequency lists. 0.434 Data bases and lists of authorized PUBLIC INFORMATION AND INSPECTION OF 0.441 General. 0.442 Disclosure to other Federal govern- 0.443 General information office. 0.445 Publication, availability and use of 0.451 Inspection of records: Generally. 0.455 Other locations at which records may 0.457 Records not routinely available for 0.459 Requests that materials or informa- 0.461 Requests for inspection of materials 0.463 Demand by competent authority for 0.465 Request for copies of materials which on private 0.466 Definitions. 0.467 Search and review fees. PRINTED PUBLICATIONS to serve as Chairman, or chief execo (a) One of the members of the Com mission is designated by the Presiden Chairman, he has the following duties tive officer, of the Commission. As and responsibilities: (1) To preside at all meetings and seesons of the Commission (2) To represent the Commission in all matters relating to legislation and legislative reports; however, any other Commissioner may present his own or minority views or supplemental re all matters requiring conferences disposition of all matters within the Hesse for closing a meeting to the pub members to act as Chairman until the (13) Office of International Communications. (14) Cable Services Bureau. (b) Staff responsibilities and functions. The organization and functions of these major staff units are described in detail in §§0.11 through 0.161. The defense and emergency preparedness functions of the Commission are set forth separately, beginning at §0.181. For a complete description of staff functions, reference should be made to those provisions. (See also the U.S. Government Organization Manual, which contains a chart showing the Commission's organization, the names of the members and principal staff officers of the Commission, and other information concerning the Commission.) (c) Delegations of authority to the staff. Pursuant to section 5(d) of the Communications Act, the Commission has delegated authority to its staff to act on matters which are minor or routine or settled in nature and those in which immediate action may be necessary. See subpart B of this part. Actions taken under delegated authority are subject to review by the Commission, on its own motion or on an application for review filed by a person aggrieved by the action. Except for the possibility of review, actions taken under delegated authority have the same force and effect as actions taken by the Commission. The delegation of authority to a staff officer, however, does not mean that he will exercise that authority in all matters subject to the delegation. In non-hearing matters, the staff is at liberty to refer any matter at any stage to the Commission for action, upon concluding that it involves matters warranting the Commission's consideration, and the Commission may instruct the staff to do so. In like manner, in hearing cases, pursuant to §0.361(b) and (c), the Commission may direct that matters pending before the Review Board be certified to the Commission for decision, and the Board may itself certify such matters to the Commission, with a request that they be acted upon by the Commission. (d) Commission action. Matters requiring Commission action, or warranting its consideration, are dealt with by the Commission at regular monthly meetings, or at special meetings called to consider a particular matter. Meetings are normally held at the principal offices of the Commission in the District of Columbia, but may be held elsewhere in the United States. In appropriate circumstances, Commission action may be taken between meetings "by circulation", which involves the submission of a document to each of the Commissioners for his approval. (Secs. 4(1), 303(r) and 5(c)(i), Communications Act of 1934, as amended; 47 CFR 0.61 and 0.283) [32 FR 10569, July 19, 1967] EDITORIAL NOTE: For FEDERAL REGISTER Citations affecting §0.5, see the List of CFR Sections Affected in the Finding Aids section of this volume. OFFICE OF MANAGING DIRECTOR $0.11 Functions of the Office. (a) The Managing Director is appointed by the Chairman with the approval of the Commission. Under the supervision and direction of the Chairman, the Managing Director shall serve as the Commission's chief operating and executive official with the following duties and responsibilities: (1) Provide managerial leadership to and exercise supervision and direction over the Commission's Bureaus and Offices with respect to management and administrative matters but not substantive regulatory matters such as |