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Advises That Effective 880201,Ofc of Investigations Will Rept to Deputy Director for Regional Operations.Within 60 Days Commission Intends to Develop Permanent Organizational Plan for Integrating Investigative Functions
ML20154E384
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Issue date: 01/21/1988
From: Zech L
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
To: Stello V
NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO)
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.NEMORANDUM FOR:

Victor Stello, Jr.

Executive Director for Operations ten Hayes, Director Office of Investigations FROM:

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CHANGES TO THE OFFICC OF INVESTIGATION 1 RESPONSE 0

SUBJECT:

THE CONFER 5NCE CO>NITTEE REPORT DIRECTIVES ,

In accordance with the Conference Comnittee Report on H.J. RES. 395, the Comission has cecided thst, effective February 1,1988, the cifice of ,

Investigations will report to the Deputy Director for Regional Operations.

Within 60 days of tne dt.te of this memoranduin the Cossission intends to develop, its consultation with the Deputy Director for Regional Operations, a permanent organizational plan for integrating investigative functions under the Deputy Director for Regional Operations. The persanent organizational plan will be cons' stent with the Congressional directive (attached) which directs the Comission to consolidate investigative functions under the E00 in a manner promoting efficient and cost effective i use of resources.

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As stated cc: Comissioner Roberts Comissioner Berathal Ccm issioner Carr Consissioner Rogers (AC 6PA(OCA)

Deputy EDO for Regional Opers.tions SECY I

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Victor Ste110. Jr.

MEMORANDUM FCA: Executive Director for Operations len Hayes, Director Office of Investigations W, k, l L,ando W. Tech Jr, FROM:

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CHANGES TO THE OFFICE OF INVEST!GAf!0N IN RE i THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT DIRECTIVES In accordance with the Conference Ccatttee Report on H.J. RES. 395 Comission has decided that, effective February 1.1984. the Office of 1 Investigations will report to the Deputy Director for Regional Operati Within 60 days of the date of this memorandum the Ccamission intends t develop, in consultation with the Deputy Director for Regional Oper a permanent organizational plan for integrating investigative function under the Deputy Director for Regional Operations, The persanent ,

organizational plan will be conststent with the Congressional direc (attached) which directs the Ceesission to consolidate investigative  !

functions under the ECO in a sanner preacting efficient and cost effec '

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As stated cc: Cermissioner Rcberts Cornissioner lernthal Commissioner Carr Coemissioner Rogers CGC GFA(0CA)

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TO: All NRC Employees JT REORGANIZATION - CFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS I want to inform you of a Comission decision regarding the future status of NRC's Office of Investigations. Effective February 1, 1988, that office will no longer report directly te the Comission, but will instead report to the Deputy Director for Regional Operations. Currently, the Deputy Director for Regional Operations is James Taylor.

The Cemission madi this decision in response to the language in the Conference Comittee Report which accompanied the Continuing Resolution l approved by the Congress in late De<: ember. In that report, the Comissien was directed to "consolidate its inspection and examinations organi.stion.

under the Executive Director in crder to assure a re efficient and cost effective utilization of :taff rescurces.' ,

The Comission intends within 60 days to develop a permanent organizaticnal plan for integrating the investigative functions of 01 under the Deputy Director for Regional Operations.

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NRC ANNOUNCES ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE FOR ITS OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS Chairman Lando W. Zach, Jr., of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission announced today that effective February 1, 1988, the NRC's Office of Investigations The will report to the Office of the Executive Director for Operations.

Office of Investigations previously reported to the Commission. Its function is to investigate allegations of wrongdoing by NRC licensees.

In announcing the change, Chairman Zech said:

"The Commission's action is being taken in response to language in the Conference C;mmittee repurt which accompanied the continuing resolution approved by the Congress in late December. In that raport the Commission was directed to ' Consolidate its inspection and examination organizations under the Executive Director in order to assure more efficient and cost-effective utilization of staff resources.' The Commission intends to develop within 60 days a permanentorganizationplanf'forintegratingtheinvestigative l functions under the Executive Directer for Operations.'

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! want to inform you of a Cemission decision regarding the future of NRC's Office of Investigations. d report will no longer report directly to the Consnis> ion, but will insteaCurrently, the to the Deputy Director for Regional Operations.

Director for Regional Operations is James Taylor. ,

The Cemission made this decision in response to approved by the Congress in late Deceeter, i ati:n.

was directed to ' consolidate its inspection and examinations organ .

uMer the Executive Oirector in order to assure more efficie ,

c:st effective atilitstion of staff resources.' l The C: mission intends within 60 days to develop a permanent or plan for intecrating the investigative functions of 01 under the Deput Director for Regional Operations.

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NRC ANNOUNCis ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE FOR ITS OFFICE OF thYESTIGATIONS i I

Chairman L.ando V. Zech, Jr., of the Nuclear Regulatory Comission an today that effective February 1, 1088, the NRC's Office of Investigatio The will report to the Office of the Executive Director for Operations.  !

Its l Of fice 9 Investigations previously reported to the Comission.

l functiori is to investigate allegaticns of wro,,,doing by NRC licensees. l l

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Ir announcing the change, Chairmen Zech said:  !

l "The Cemission's action is being taken in response to language in the i Conference Comittee report which acccmpanied the continuing In thu report l resolution approved by the Congress in late Decenter.

the Cemission was directed to ' Consolidate its inspection and examination organizations under the Executive Director in order to assure more efficient and cost effective utilization of staff

' The Ccmission intends to develep within 60 days a resources.

pereanentorgani:ationplakforintegratingtheinvestigative l

functions under the Executive Director for Operations.'  ;

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