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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
Administration for Children and
Families
Statement of Organization, Functions,
and Delegations of Authority: Office of
the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration; Office of the Assistant
Secretary
Administration for Children
and Families, HHS.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
Statement of Organizations,
Functions, and Delegations of
Authority. The Administration for
Children and Families (ACF) has
reorganized the Office of the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration
(ODASA). This reorganization moves
the Office of Information Services from
ODASA and establishes it as the new
Office of the Chief Information Officer,
which reports directly to the Assistant
Secretary for Children and Families.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Lila
Lee, Office of Administration, Chief of
Staff, 330 C Street SW., Washington, DC
20201, (202) 401–5329.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Part K of
the Statement of Organization,
Functions, and Delegations of Authority
of the Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS), Administration for
Children and Families (ACF) is being
amended at Chapter K, Administration
for Children and Families, as last
amended at 81 FR 7346–7351, February
11, 2016, Chapter KP, Office of the
Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration (ODASA), as last
amended at 75 FR 42760–42762, July
22, 2010 and most recently at 77 FR
67653–67655, November 13, 2012, as
follows:
I. Under Chapter K, Administration
for Children and Families, delete
Section K.10, in in its entirety and
replace with the following:
K.10 Organization. The
Administration for Children and
Families (ACF) is a principal operating
division of the Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS). The
Administration is headed by the
Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families, who reports directly to the
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Secretary. The Assistant Secretary also
serves as the Director of Child Support
Enforcement. In addition to the
Assistant Secretary, the Administration
consists of the Principal Deputy
Assistant Secretary, the Chief of Staff,
the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Policy, the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Early Childhood
Development, the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for External Affairs, and Staff
and Program Offices. ACF is organized
as follows:
Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Children and Families (KA)
Administration on Children, Youth and
Families (KB)
Administration for Native Americans
(KE)
Office of Child Support Enforcement
(KF)
Office of Community Services (KG)
Office of Family Assistance (KH)
Office of Regional Operations (KJ)
Office of Planning, Research and
Evaluation (KM)
Office of Communications (KN)
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Administration (KP)
Office of the Chief Information Officer
(KQ)
Office of Refugee Resettlement (KR)
Office of Legislative Affairs and Budget
(KT)
Office of Head Start (KU)
Office of Child Care (KV)
Office of Human Services Emergency
Preparedness and Response (KW)
II. Under Chapter KQ, Create the
Office of the Chief Information Officer:
KQ.00 MISSION. The mission of the
Office of the Chief Information Officer
(OCIO) is to obtain, procure, or develop
cost effective and efficient information
technology (IT) solutions that enable
ACF’s staff and grantees to successfully
fulfill programmatic missions that result
in the realization of the ACF vision. The
OCIO implements IT strategies, policies,
and governance frameworks to improve
the efficiency and performance of ACF’s
IT systems that support ACF business
processes in a manner that balances risk
and cost with required outcomes, while
ensuring compliance with all federal
statutes and regulations. OCIO has ACFwide responsibility for the direction and
development of ACF’s IT acquisition
strategy, planning analysis and
approval, management of IT
investments both pre- and post-award,
and leadership of key technology
initiatives. The OCIO provides oversight
and guidance on the use of business
process reengineering, performance
measurement, and continuous process
improvement in the development,
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operation, and application of
information systems and infrastructure.
The OCIO manages cross-organizational
stakeholder relations to maintain a
flexible and adaptive IT posture that
supports a resilient risk management
approach to IT security and privacy.
The OCIO creates policies to provide
improved management of information
resources and technology to more
efficiently and effectively service ACF’s
internal and external clients and ACF
employees. The OCIO will identify the
appropriate continuing education for
staff in the domain of records
management, IT security and privacy,
and incident response protocols.
KQ.10 ORGANIZATION. The OCIO is
headed by the ACF Chief Information
Officer (CIO) who also serves as ACF’s
Principal Information Resource
Management Official, and consists of:
Office of the Director (KQ)
Division of IT Acquisition and Vendor
Management (KQ1)
Division of Strategy, Policy, and
Governance (KQ2)
Division of Security, Privacy, and Risk
Management (KQ3)
Division of Infrastructure, Data and Web
Services (KQ4)
KQ.20 FUNCTIONS. The Office of the
Director supports the Assistant
Secretary for Children and Families in
providing centralized IT policy,
procedures, standards, and guidelines.
OCIO’s responsibilities include strategy,
policy, and IT governance, including
performance measurement and
innovation; security, privacy, and risk
management, including business
continuity, standardization and
oversight of business processes, external
compliance, and security strategy and
management; financial and vendor
management and IT acquisition
oversight, including acquisition
strategies, technological approaches,
performance measurement, vendor
selection, cost estimating and
optimization; service planning and
architecture, including quality
management and enterprise
architecture; program and project
management; portfolio management,
applications management, development,
and maintenance; IT infrastructure and
operations; and data services, big data
analytics, and business intelligence.
A. The Division of IT Acquisition and
Vendor Management provides financial
and vendor management and IT
acquisition oversight, including
acquisition strategies, technological
approaches, performance measurement,
vendor selection, cost estimating and
optimization; and provides procurement
support and post-award oversight.
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B. The Division of Strategy, Policy,
and Governance responsibilities include
strategy, policy, and IT governance,
including performance measurement
and innovation. Provides governance
and oversight of centralized enterprisewide IT functions, including enterprise
architecture, creation and maintenance
of the technology roadmap.
C. The Division of Security, Privacy,
and Risk Management provides security,
privacy, and risk management,
including business continuity,
standardization and oversight of
business processes, external
compliance, and security strategy and
management. The OCIO will identify
the appropriate continuing education
for staff in the domain of records
management, IT security and privacy,
and incident response protocols.
D. The Division of Infrastructure, Data
and Web Services provides service
planning and architecture, program and
project management, portfolio
management, applications management,
development and maintenance, and IT
infrastructure and operations, including
data services, big data analytics, and
business intelligence.
III. Under KP, Office of the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration,
delete KP.00 Mission in its entirety and
replace with:
KP.00 MISSION. The Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration
serves as principal advisor to the
Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families on all aspects of personnel
administration and management;
financial management activities; grants
policy and overseeing the issuance of
grants; acquisition advisory services; the
ethics program; staff development and
training activities; organizational
development and organizational
analysis; administrative services; and
facilities management. The Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration
oversees the Diversity Management and
Equal Employment Opportunity
program and all administrative special
initiative activities for ACF.
IV. Under Chapter KP, Office of the
Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, delete KP.10
Organization in its entirety and replace
with:
KP.10 ORGANIZATION. The Office of
the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration is headed by the Deputy
Assistant Secretary who reports to the
Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families. The Office is organized as
follows:
Immediate Office of the Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration
(KPA)
Office of Financial Services (KPC)
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Office of Workforce Planning and
Development (KPD)
Office of Grants Management (KPG)
Grants Management Regional Units
(KPGDI–X)
Office of Diversity Management and
Equal Employment Opportunity
(KPH)
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HUMAN SERVICES
V. Under Chapter KP, Office of the
Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, Delete KP.20 Functions,
Paragraph B, Office of Information
Systems, in its entirety.
VI. Under Chapter KN, Office of
Communications, delete KN.20,
Functions, Paragraph C, in its entirety
and replace with the following:
Division of Digital Information is
responsible for the content of ACF’s
public-facing digital presence. It also
coordinates printing services for ACF.
The division conducts preparation and
clearance of ACF communications
associated with web content,
audiovisual products, digital
publications and graphic designs, but
does not include planning, budgeting,
and oversight of the Web site
maintenance and support contract. It
provides guidance and support to
program offices related to web content,
social media, print publications, audiovisual materials, and digital information
and communication activities.
VII. Delegation of Authority. Pending
further redelegation, directives, or
orders made by the Assistant Secretary
for Children and Families or Deputy
Assistant Secretary for Administration,
all delegations and redelegations of
authority made to officials and
employees of affected organizational
components will continue in them or
their successors pending further
redelegations, provided they are
consistent with this reorganization.
VIII. Funds, Personnel, and
Equipment. Transfer of organizations
and functions affected by this
reorganization shall be accompanied in
each instance by direct and support
funds, positions, personnel, records,
equipment, supplies, and other
resources.
AGENCY:
Dated: July 21, 2016.
Mark H. Greenberg,
Acting Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Administration for Children and Families
Statement of Organization, Functions, and Delegations of
Authority: Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration;
Office of the Assistant Secretary
AGENCY: Administration for Children and Families, HHS.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: Statement of Organizations, Functions, and Delegations of
Authority. The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) has
reorganized the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration (ODASA). This reorganization moves the Office of
Information Services from ODASA and establishes it as the new Office of
the Chief Information Officer, which reports directly to the Assistant
Secretary for Children and Families.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Lila Lee, Office of Administration,
Chief of Staff, 330 C Street SW., Washington, DC 20201, (202) 401-5329.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Part K of the Statement of Organization,
Functions, and Delegations of Authority of the Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families (ACF) is
being amended at Chapter K, Administration for Children and Families,
as last amended at 81 FR 7346-7351, February 11, 2016, Chapter KP,
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration (ODASA), as
last amended at 75 FR 42760-42762, July 22, 2010 and most recently at
77 FR 67653-67655, November 13, 2012, as follows:
I. Under Chapter K, Administration for Children and Families,
delete Section K.10, in in its entirety and replace with the following:
K.10 Organization. The Administration for Children and Families
(ACF) is a principal operating division of the Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS). The Administration is headed by the Assistant
Secretary for Children and Families, who reports directly to the
Secretary. The Assistant Secretary also serves as the Director of Child
Support Enforcement. In addition to the Assistant Secretary, the
Administration consists of the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary,
the Chief of Staff, the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration,
the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy, the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Early Childhood Development, the Deputy Assistant
Secretary for External Affairs, and Staff and Program Offices. ACF is
organized as follows:
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Children and Families (KA)
Administration on Children, Youth and Families (KB)
Administration for Native Americans (KE)
Office of Child Support Enforcement (KF)
Office of Community Services (KG)
Office of Family Assistance (KH)
Office of Regional Operations (KJ)
Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation (KM)
Office of Communications (KN)
Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration (KP)
Office of the Chief Information Officer (KQ)
Office of Refugee Resettlement (KR)
Office of Legislative Affairs and Budget (KT)
Office of Head Start (KU)
Office of Child Care (KV)
Office of Human Services Emergency Preparedness and Response (KW)
II. Under Chapter KQ, Create the Office of the Chief Information
Officer:
KQ.00 MISSION. The mission of the Office of the Chief Information
Officer (OCIO) is to obtain, procure, or develop cost effective and
efficient information technology (IT) solutions that enable ACF's staff
and grantees to successfully fulfill programmatic missions that result
in the realization of the ACF vision. The OCIO implements IT
strategies, policies, and governance frameworks to improve the
efficiency and performance of ACF's IT systems that support ACF
business processes in a manner that balances risk and cost with
required outcomes, while ensuring compliance with all federal statutes
and regulations. OCIO has ACF-wide responsibility for the direction and
development of ACF's IT acquisition strategy, planning analysis and
approval, management of IT investments both pre- and post-award, and
leadership of key technology initiatives. The OCIO provides oversight
and guidance on the use of business process reengineering, performance
measurement, and continuous process improvement in the development,
operation, and application of information systems and infrastructure.
The OCIO manages cross-organizational stakeholder relations to maintain
a flexible and adaptive IT posture that supports a resilient risk
management approach to IT security and privacy. The OCIO creates
policies to provide improved management of information resources and
technology to more efficiently and effectively service ACF's internal
and external clients and ACF employees. The OCIO will identify the
appropriate continuing education for staff in the domain of records
management, IT security and privacy, and incident response protocols.
KQ.10 ORGANIZATION. The OCIO is headed by the ACF Chief Information
Officer (CIO) who also serves as ACF's Principal Information Resource
Management Official, and consists of:
Office of the Director (KQ)
Division of IT Acquisition and Vendor Management (KQ1)
Division of Strategy, Policy, and Governance (KQ2)
Division of Security, Privacy, and Risk Management (KQ3)
Division of Infrastructure, Data and Web Services (KQ4)
KQ.20 FUNCTIONS. The Office of the Director supports the Assistant
Secretary for Children and Families in providing centralized IT policy,
procedures, standards, and guidelines. OCIO's responsibilities include
strategy, policy, and IT governance, including performance measurement
and innovation; security, privacy, and risk management, including
business continuity, standardization and oversight of business
processes, external compliance, and security strategy and management;
financial and vendor management and IT acquisition oversight, including
acquisition strategies, technological approaches, performance
measurement, vendor selection, cost estimating and optimization;
service planning and architecture, including quality management and
enterprise architecture; program and project management; portfolio
management, applications management, development, and maintenance; IT
infrastructure and operations; and data services, big data analytics,
and business intelligence.
A. The Division of IT Acquisition and Vendor Management provides
financial and vendor management and IT acquisition oversight, including
acquisition strategies, technological approaches, performance
measurement, vendor selection, cost estimating and optimization; and
provides procurement support and post-award oversight.
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B. The Division of Strategy, Policy, and Governance
responsibilities include strategy, policy, and IT governance, including
performance measurement and innovation. Provides governance and
oversight of centralized enterprise-wide IT functions, including
enterprise architecture, creation and maintenance of the technology
roadmap.
C. The Division of Security, Privacy, and Risk Management provides
security, privacy, and risk management, including business continuity,
standardization and oversight of business processes, external
compliance, and security strategy and management. The OCIO will
identify the appropriate continuing education for staff in the domain
of records management, IT security and privacy, and incident response
protocols.
D. The Division of Infrastructure, Data and Web Services provides
service planning and architecture, program and project management,
portfolio management, applications management, development and
maintenance, and IT infrastructure and operations, including data
services, big data analytics, and business intelligence.
III. Under KP, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, delete KP.00 Mission in its entirety and replace with:
KP.00 MISSION. The Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration
serves as principal advisor to the Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families on all aspects of personnel administration and management;
financial management activities; grants policy and overseeing the
issuance of grants; acquisition advisory services; the ethics program;
staff development and training activities; organizational development
and organizational analysis; administrative services; and facilities
management. The Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration oversees
the Diversity Management and Equal Employment Opportunity program and
all administrative special initiative activities for ACF.
IV. Under Chapter KP, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, delete KP.10 Organization in its entirety and replace
with:
KP.10 ORGANIZATION. The Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Administration is headed by the Deputy Assistant Secretary who
reports to the Assistant Secretary for Children and Families. The
Office is organized as follows:
Immediate Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration
(KPA)
Office of Financial Services (KPC)
Office of Workforce Planning and Development (KPD)
Office of Grants Management (KPG)
Grants Management Regional Units (KPGDI-X)
Office of Diversity Management and Equal Employment Opportunity (KPH)
V. Under Chapter KP, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Administration, Delete KP.20 Functions, Paragraph B, Office of
Information Systems, in its entirety.
VI. Under Chapter KN, Office of Communications, delete KN.20,
Functions, Paragraph C, in its entirety and replace with the following:
Division of Digital Information is responsible for the content of
ACF's public-facing digital presence. It also coordinates printing
services for ACF. The division conducts preparation and clearance of
ACF communications associated with web content, audiovisual products,
digital publications and graphic designs, but does not include
planning, budgeting, and oversight of the Web site maintenance and
support contract. It provides guidance and support to program offices
related to web content, social media, print publications, audio-visual
materials, and digital information and communication activities.
VII. Delegation of Authority. Pending further redelegation,
directives, or orders made by the Assistant Secretary for Children and
Families or Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration, all
delegations and redelegations of authority made to officials and
employees of affected organizational components will continue in them
or their successors pending further redelegations, provided they are
consistent with this reorganization.
VIII. Funds, Personnel, and Equipment. Transfer of organizations
and functions affected by this reorganization shall be accompanied in
each instance by direct and support funds, positions, personnel,
records, equipment, supplies, and other resources.
Dated: July 21, 2016.
Mark H. Greenberg,
Acting Assistant Secretary for Children and Families.
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