Revived: Administrative Conference of the United States

I just received the following email:

Thank you very much for your time.  I thought this might be of interest to you.  Please let me know if you have any questions.

I am pleased to share with you a press release regarding the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) announcing its public members.  This is the first of many exciting announcements regarding the rebirth of this independent federal agency, one that has a unique opportunity to “Form a More Perfect Union,” having recently been reestablished in early 2010 after a 15-year hiatus. 

These individuals will join fifty senior federal officials and notable administrative law experts (as senior fellows) to form the Administrative Conference, an in-house federal laboratory designed to optimize the performance of federal agencies. 

The Conference’s mission is to improve how federal agencies interact with citizens and business in regulatory and adjudicatory functions.  When President Obama announced the reestablishment of the Administrative Conference on July 8, 2010, he called it “a public-private partnership designed to make government work better.”

Reestablishing a federal agency is a historic undertaking which requires rebuilding its committee membership and cadre of experts, engaging the public and creating and encouraging open communication.  Please take a moment to review this distinguished list of individuals who will help ACUS achieve its goals, join in the conversation, and feel free to contact me at any time. 

With every good wish, I am sincerely yours,

Kathy Kyle

 

Kathy Kyle | Communications Director

1120 20^th Street, NW  Suite 706 South .  Washington, DC  .  20036

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kkyle@acus.gov  .  www.acus.gov 

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