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1 DRAFT-Priority Positions Requiring Senate Conformation
Friday, October 24, 2008

2 January 20th Confirmation Target Names in by Sunday, November 23rd
National Security & International Affairs Economic Affairs & Infrastructure Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection Natural Resources, Energy, & Environment Attorney General Deputy Attorney General Secretary HHS Deputy Secretary HHS Secretary of Education Secretary Veteran's Affairs Chair CPSC Energy Secretary Interior Secretary Agriculture Secretary EPA Administrator CEQ- Chair Treasury Secretary Deputy Treasury Secretary Commerce Secretary Deputy Commerce Secretary Labor Secretary Deputy Labor Secretary OMB Director OMB Deputy Budget 2 Federal Reserve Vacancies FDIC Chair SEC Chair CFTC Chair CEA Chair Secretary of State Deputy Secretary State Secretary of Defense Deputy Secretary of Defense Homeland Security Secretary Deputy Homeland Security Secretary FEMA Director Director National Intelligence Central Intelligence Director

3 January 30th Confirmation Target Names in by Sunday, November 30th
National Security & International Affairs Natural Resources, Energy, & Environment Economic Affairs & Infrastructure Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection Under Secretaries of State (There are 5 - which are the most important?) UN Ambassador US Ambassador to Iraq USAID Director Under Secretaries of Defense (Which are the most important?) Homeland Security Under Secretary  for National Protection and Programs Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis Homeland Security Director Operations Coordination DNI Deputy CIA Deputy Treasury Under Secretary Domestic Finance Treasury Under Secretary International Treasury Assistant Secretary Financial Stability Treasury Assistant Secretary Tax Policy Commerce Under Secretary International Trade Commerce Assistant Secretary for Economic Development Labor Administrator Wage and Hour Division Labor Assistant Secretary for Employee Benefits Labor Assistant Secretary for Occupational Safety and health Administration OMB - Deputy Management ITC - Chair FCC - Chair USTR Associate Attorney General FDA Commissioner CMS Director Deputy Secretary Education Deputy Secretary Veteran's Affairs Administrator Social Security FTC -Chair Energy Deputy Secretary Energy Under Secretary Interior Deputy Secretary Agriculture Deputy Secretary EPA Deputy Administrator

4 February 6th Confirmation Target Names in by Sunday, December 7th
National Security & International Affairs Economic Affairs & Infrastructure Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection Natural Resources, Energy, & Environment All above agencies: General Counsel (at DoJ: Solicitor General and Office of Legal Counsel) Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs All above agencies: General Counsel Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs General Counsel Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs All above agencies: Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs General Counsel

5 National Security & International Affairs
January 20th Confirmation Target (9 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 23rd Secretary of State Deputy Secretary State Secretary of Defense Deputy Secretary of Defense Homeland Security Secretary Deputy Homeland Security Secretary FEMA Director Director National Intelligence Central Intelligence Director

6 National Security & International Affairs
January 30th Confirmation Target (10-15 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 30th Under Secretaries of State (There are 5 - which are the most important?) UN Ambassador US Ambassador to Iraq USAID Director Under Secretaries of Defense (which are the most important?) Homeland Security Under Secretary  for National Protection and Programs Homeland Security Assistant Secretary for Intelligence and Analysis Homeland Security Director Operations Coordination DNI Deputy CIA Deputy

7 National Security & International Affairs
February 6th Confirmation Target (12-15 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, December 7th All above agencies: Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs General Counsel

8 Economic Affairs & Infrastructure
January 20th Confirmation Target (13 Positions + Federal) Names in no later than Sunday, November 23rd Treasury Secretary Deputy Treasury Secretary Commerce Secretary Deputy Commerce Secretary Labor Secretary Deputy Labor Secretary OMB Director OMB Deputy Budget 2 Federal Reserve Vacancies FDIC Chair SEC Chair CFTC Chair CEA Chair

9 Economic Affairs & Infrastructure
January 30th Confirmation Target (15 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 30th Treasury Under Secretary Domestic Finance Treasury Under Secretary International Treasury Assistant Secretary Financial Stability Treasury Assistant Secretary Tax Policy Commerce Under Secretary International Trade Commerce Assistant Secretary for Economic Development Labor Administrator Wage and Hour Division Labor Assistant Secretary for Employee Benefits Labor Assistant Secretary for Occupational Safety and health Administration OMB - Deputy Management ITC - Chair FCC - Chair USTR

10 Economic Affairs & Infrastructure
February 6th Confirmation Target (10-12 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, December 7th General Counsel Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs

11 Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection
January 20th Confirmation Target (7 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 23rd Attorney General Deputy Attorney General Secretary HHS Deputy Secretary HHS Secretary of Education Secretary Veteran's Affairs Chair CPSC

12 Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection
January 30th Confirmation Target (7 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 30th Associate Attorney General FDA Commissioner CMS Director Deputy Secretary Education Deputy Secretary Veteran's Affairs Administrator Social Security FTC-Chair

13 Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection
February 6th Confirmation Target (12 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, December 7th All above agencies: General Counsel (at DoJ: Solicitor General and Office of Legal Counsel) Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs

14 Natural Resources, Energy & Environment
January 20th Confirmation Target (5 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 23rd Energy Secretary Interior Secretary Agriculture Secretary EPA Administrator CEQ Chair

15 Natural Resources, Energy & Environment
January 30th Confirmation Target (5 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, November 30th Energy Deputy Secretary Energy Under Secretary Interior Deputy Secretary Agriculture Deputy Secretary EPA Deputy Administrator

16 Justice, Health, Education, VA & Consumer Protection
February 6th Confirmation Target (12 Positions) Names in no later than Sunday, December 7th All above agencies: General Counsel Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs

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