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… staff are located throughout the nation in all regional offices but are paid mostly under the budget of the current Office of International and Tribal Affairs, which will be significantly restructured as international … - page 440
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… - 6155 OGC serves as the chief legal adviser to EPA’s policymaking officials. It also pro Chapter Environmental Protection Agency … 441 … OGC serves as the chief legal adviser to EPA’s policymaking officials. It also pro … OGC serves as the chief … - page 441
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… the agency in court alongside the Department of Justice, Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number 441 … the agency in court alongside the Department of Justice, … OGC lawyers represent the agency in - 6157 … - page 441
… typically defending agency actions. - 6158 typically defending agency actions. Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number 441 … typically defending agency actions. … typically defending … - page 441
… Needed Reforms and New Policies - 6159 Needed Reforms and New Policies Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number 441 … Needed Reforms and New Policies … Needed Reforms and New Policies - 6159 … - page 441
… Review EPA’s Environmental Justice and Title - 6160 Review EPA’s Environmental Justice and Title VI authority. Wherever possible, the Biden … EPA’s use and interpretation of Environmental Justice (EJ)*? and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964°* … - page 441
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… Establish a policy of legally speaking - 6162 Establish a policy of legally speaking with one voice. Some EPA offices (for example, the Office of … - page 441
… offices include: - 6163 offices include: Chapter Environmental Protection Agency Page number 441 … offices include: … offices include: - 6163 … - page 441
… 1 The Office of Enforcement and - 6164 1. The Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance (OECA). OECA was … that may be inconsistent with those of OGC and program offices. OECA attorneys should be moved into OGC. Additionally, … - page 441
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… the avoidance of inconsistent legal positions, this policy would reduce the agency’s overall expenditures and duplication of work. To accommodate this new function, OGC could … the avoidance of inconsistent legal positions, this policy would reduce the agency’s overall expenditures and … - page 441
… The Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental - 6167 The Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs (OCIR). … an important relationship with OGC. There must bea strategic relationship between OCIR and OGC, but OGC, in … - page 441
… The Office of Environmental Justice and - 6168 The Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights (OEJECR). OEJECR was … - page 441
… a stand-alone office as well as - 6169 a stand-alone office as well as spread through the regions. OEJECR should be … moved back into OGC; and nonlegal staff (for example, EJ Policy Advisers) should be moved back into the Administrator’s … - page 441
… The Offices of Regional Counsel (ORCs). - 6170 The Offices of Regional Counsel (ORCs). Regional EJ staff efforts, both in the ORCs and in the policymaking offices, are highly variable. EPA is therefore … - page 441
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