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§ 930.207 Details and assignments to other duties within the same agency
Regulation
5 CFR 930.207
Text
7 passages
5 CFR 930.207(a)(a) An agency may detail an administrative law judge from one administrative law judge position to another administrative law judge position within the same agency in accordance with 5 U.S.C. 3341.
5 CFR 930.207(b)(b) An agency may not detail an employee who is not an administrative law judge to an administrative law judge position.
5 CFR 930.207(c)(c) An agency may assign an administrative law judge to perform non-administrative law judge duties only when:
5 CFR 930.207(c)(1)(1) The other duties are consistent with administrative law judge duties and responsibilities;
5 CFR 930.207(c)(2)(2) The assignment is to last no longer than 120 days; and
5 CFR 930.207(c)(3)(3) The administrative law judge has not had a total of more than 120 days of such assignments or details within the preceding 12 months.
5 CFR 930.207(d)(d) OPM may authorize a waiver of paragraphs (c)(2) and (c)(3) of this section if an agency shows that it is in the public interest to do so. In determining whether a waiver is justified, OPM may consider, but is not restricted to considering, such factors as unusual case load or special expertise of the detailee.
About
- Type
- Regulation section
- Citation
- 5 CFR 930.207
- Last amended
- 2017-01-01
Amendment history
- 2017-01-01Details and assignments to other duties within the same agency
Cited by
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