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§ 950.105 Federal Agency Head responsibilities
Regulation
5 CFR 950.105
Text
8 passages
5 CFR 950.105(a)(a) The agency head at each Federal installation within a campaign area should:
5 CFR 950.105(a)(1)(1) Become familiar with all CFC regulations.
5 CFR 950.105(a)(2)(2) Cooperate with the members of the LFCC in organizing and conducting the campaign.
5 CFR 950.105(a)(3)(3) Initiate official campaigns within their offices or installations and provide support for the campaign.
5 CFR 950.105(a)(4)(4) Assure the campaign is conducted in accordance with these regulations.
5 CFR 950.105(a)(5)(5) Appoint an employee to oversee the Agency campaign.
5 CFR 950.105(a)(6)(6) Establish a network of employees in support of the Agency's campaign.
5 CFR 950.105(b)(b) Agency heads may not discontinue solicitation of Federal employees during the campaign solicitation period within their organization without the written approval of the Director.
About
- Type
- Regulation section
- Citation
- 5 CFR 950.105
- Last amended
- 2017-01-01
Amendment history
- 2017-01-01Federal Agency Head responsibilities
Cited by
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