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Counter Terrorism
Coordinator
Chief of Protocol
Inspector General
Legislative Affairs Assistant Secretary
Legal Adviser
Resources,
Plans and Policy
Director Intelligence and Research Assistant Secretary Public Affairs Assistant Secretary
Under Secretary for Global Affairs
Under Secretary for Political Affairs Under Secretary for Economic and Agricultural Affairs Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Affairs
Under Secretary for
Management Policy Planning Staff Director Executive Secretariat Executive Secretary Chief of Staff
Diplomatic Security/ Office of Foreign Missions Director Assistant Secretary Director General of Foreign Service and Director of Personnel
Foreign Service
Institute Director Information Resource
Management
Equal Employment Opportunity and
Civil Rights Deputy Assistant Secretary Chief Information Officer Medical Services Director Administration Assistant Secretary
Consular Affairs Assistant Secretary Finance and Management Policy Chief Financial Officer
Political Military
Assistant Secretary
Economic and Business Affairs
Assistant Secretary
Oceans & International
Environmental & Scientific Affairs Assistant Secretary Population, Refugees and Migration Director
International
Organization Affairs Assistant Secretary
East Asian and Pacific
Affairs
Assistant Secretary South Asian Affairs Assistant Secretary Democracy, Human Rights & Labor Assistant Secretary
International
Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Assistant Secretary
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Director United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations United States Information Agency Director United States
Agency for International
Development Administrator
Secretary of State
Deputy Secretary of StateUNITED ST
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SECRETARY OF STATE Madeleine K. Albright
DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE Strobe Talbott
Chief of Staff Elaine Shocas
Executive Secretary Kristie A. Kenney
United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations Bill Richardson
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Director John D. Holum
United States Agency for International Development Administrator Brian J. Atwood
United States Infor mation Agency Director Joseph D. Duffey
Newly Independent States Senior Coordinator Steven R. Sestanovich
Resources, Plans and Policy Director L. Craig Johnstone
Inspector General Jacquelyn L. Williams-Bridgers
Policy Planning Staff Director Gregory B. Craig
Public Af fairs Assistant Secretary James P. Rubin
Legal Adviser David R. Andrews
Legislative Af fairs Assistant Secretary Barbara Mills Larkin
Intelligence and Research Assistant Secretary Phyllis E. Oakley
Chief of Protocol Mary Mel French
Counter-Terrorism Coordinator Christopher W. S. Ross
UNDER SECRETARY FOR POLITICAL AFFAIRS Thomas R. Pickering
African Affairs Assistant Secretary Susan E. Rice
Inter-American Af fairs Assistant Secretary Peter F. Romero, Acting
European and Canadian Affairs Assistant Secretary Marc Grossman
Near Eastern Af fairs Assistant Secretary Martin Indyk
East Asian and Pacific Af fairs Assistant Secretary Stanley O. Roth
South Asian Affairs Assistant Secretary Karl F. Inderfurth
Inter national Organization Af fairs Assistant Secretary C. David Welsh
UNDER SECRETARY FOR ECONOMIC AND AGRICULTURAL AFFAIRS Stuart E. Eizenstat
Economic and Business Af fairs Assistant Secretary Alan P. Larson
UNDER SECRETARY FOR ARMS CONTROL AND
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS John D. Holum, Acting
Political-Military Af fairs Assistant Secretary Eric D. Newsome, Acting
UNDER SECRETARY FOR MANAGEMENT Bonnie Cohen
Consular Af fairs Assistant Secretary Mary A. R yan
Finance and Management Policy Chief Financial Officer Bert T. Edwards
Diplomatic Security Assistant Secretary David G. Carpenter
Equal Employment Opportunity and Civil Rights Deputy
Assistant Secretary Deidre Davis
Administration Assistant Secretary Patrick F. Kennedy
Foreign Service Institute Director Ruth A. Davis
Director General of Foreign Service and Director of Personnel Edward W. Gnehm, Jr.
Medical Services Director Cedric E. Dumont
Information Resource Management Chief Infor mation Officer Fer nando Burbano
UNDER SECRETARY FOR GLOBAL AFFAIRS Frank Loy
Democracy, Human Rights and Labor Assistant Secretary John Shattuck
Inter national Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
Assistant Secretary Rand Beers, Acting
Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs
Assistant Secretary Melinda Kimble, Acting
Population, Refugees and Migration Director Julia V. Taft
Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Accra, Ghana
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Algiers, Algeria Almaty, Kazakstan Amman, Jordan Ankara, Turkey Antananarivo, Madagascar Apia, Samoa Ashgabat, Turkmenistan Asmara, Eritrea Asuncion, Paraguay Athens, Greece Baghdad, Iraq Baku, Azerbaijan Bamako, Mali
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Bangkok, Thailand
Bangui, Central African Republic Banjul, The Gambia
Beijing, China Beirut, Lebanon
Belgrade, Serbia-Montenegro Belize City, Belize
Bern, Switzerland Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Bissau, Guinea-Bissau Bogota, Colombia Bonn, Germany Brasilia, Brazil
Bratislava, Slovak Republic Brazzaville, Congo
Bridgetown, Barbados Brussels, Belgium Bucharest, Romania Budapest, Hungary Buenos Aires, Argentina Bujumbura, Burundi Cairo, Egypt
Canberra, Australia Caracas, Venezuela Chisinau, Moldova Colombo, Sri Lanka Conakry, Guinea Copenhagen, Denmark Cotonou, Benin Dakar, Senegal Dublin, Ireland Dushanbe, Tajikistan Freetown, Sierra Leone Gaborone, Botswana Georgetown, Guyana Guatemala City, Guatemala Hanoi, Vietnam Harare, Zimbabwe Helsinki, Finland Islamabad, Pakistan Jakarta, Indonesia Kampala, Uganda Kathmandu, Nepal Khartoum, Sudan Kiev, Ukraine Kigali, Rwanda Kingston, Jamaica
Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo (formerly Zaire) Kolonia, Micronesia
Koror, Palau
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Kuwait, Kuwait La Paz, Bolivia Lagos, Nigeria Libreville, Gabon Lilongwe, Malawi Lima, Peru Lisbon, Portugal Ljubljana, Slovenia Lome, Togo
London, England, U.K. Luanda, Angola Lusaka, Zambia
Luxembourg, Luxembourg Madrid, Spain
Majuro, Marshall Islands Managua, Nicaragua Manama, Bahrain Manila, Phillippines Maputo, Mozambique Maseru, Lesotho Mbabane, Swaziland Mexico City, D.F., Mexico Minsk, Belarus
Monrovia, Liberia Montevideo, Uruguay Moscow, Russia
U.S. Department of State Locations
New Delhi, India Niamey, Niger Nicosia, Cyprus Nouakchott, Mauritania Oslo, Norway Ottawa, Canada
Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Panama City, Panama Paramaribo, Suriname Paris, France
Phnaom Penh, Cambodia Port-au-Prince, Haiti Port Louis, Mauritius
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Prague, Czech Republic
Praia, Cape Verde Pretoria, South Africa Quito, Ecuador Rabat, Morocco Rangoon, Burma Reykjavik, Iceland Riga, Latvia
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Rome, Italy
St. George’s, Grenada San Jose, Costa Rica San Salvador, El Salvador Sanaa, Rep. of Yemen Santiago, Chile
Amsterdam, Netherlands Auckland, New Zealand Barcelona, Spain
Belfast, Northern Ireland, U.K. Bombay, India
Calcutta, India Calgary, Canada
Cape Town, South Africa Casablanca, Morocco Chengdu, China
Chennai (Madras), India Chiang Mai, Thailand Ciudad Juarez, Mexico Curacao, Netherlands Antilles Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Durban, South Africa
Dusseldorf, Germany Edinburgh, Scotland, U.K. Florence, Italy
Frankfurt Am Main, Germany
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina Seoul, Korea Singapore, Singapore Skopje, Macedonia Sofia, Bulgaria Stockholm, Sweden Suva, Fiji Tallinn, Estonia Tashkent, Uzbekistan Tbilisi, Georgia Tegucigalpa, Honduras Tel Aviv, Israel
The Hague, Netherlands Tirana, Albania
Tokyo, Japan Tunis, Tunisia
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Valletta, Malta
Vatican City, The Holy See Victoria, Seychelles Vienna, Austria Vientiane, Laos Vilnius, Lithuania Warsaw, Poland
Wellington, New Zealand Windhoek, Namibia Yaounde, Cameroon Yerevan, Armenia Zagreb, Croatia Guadalajara, Mexico Guangzhou, China Guayaquil, Ecuador Halifax, Canada Hamburg, Germany Hamilton, Bermuda Hong Kong, China Istanbul, Turkey Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Jerusalem, Jerusalem Johannesburg, South Africa Karachi, Pakistan Krakow, Poland Lahore, Pakistan Leipzig, Germany Marseille, France Melbourne, Australia Milan, Italy Monterrey, Mexico Montreal, Canada Mumbai (Bombay), India
Embassy—Continued
Shenyang, China Strasbourg, France Surabaya, Indonesia Sydney, Australia Thessaloniki, Greece Tijuana, Mexico Toronto, Canada Vancouver, Canada Vladivostok, Russia Yekaterinburg, Russia
Consulate General—Continued
Munich, Germany Naha, Japan Naples, Italy Osaka-Kobe, Japan Perth, Australia Quebec, Canada Rio de Janeiro, Brazil St. Petersburg, Russia Sao Paulo, Brazil Sapporo, Japan Shanghai, ChinaConsulate
Adana, Turkey Fukuoka, Japan Hermosillo, Mexico Matamoros, Mexico Merida, Mexico Nagoya, JapanNuevo Laredo, Mexico Peshawar, Pakistan
Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal Pusan, Korea
A/FBO Office of Foreign Buildings Operations
ACDA Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
APEC Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
CSRDF Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund
CFMS Central Financial Management System
COTS Commercial-off-the-shelf
CSRS Civil Service Retirement System
D&CP Diplomatic and Consular Programs
ERISA Employee Retirement Income Security Act
FAASS Foreign Affairs Administrative Support System
FASAB Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board
FASB Financial Accounting Standards Board
FCRA Federal Credit Reform Act
FECA Federal Employees Compensation Act
FERS Federal Employees Retirement System
FMFIA Federal Managers Financial Integrity Act
FSI Foreign Service Institute
FSN Foreign Service National
FSNSLTF Foreign Service National Separation Liability Trust Fund
FSPS Foreign Service Pension System
FSRDF Foreign Service Retirement and Disability Fund
FSRDS Foreign Service Retirement and Disability System
GCC Gulf Cooperation Council
GMRA Government Management Reform Act
GPRA Government Performance and Results Act
IBWC International Boundary and Water Commission
ICASS International Cooperative Administrative Support Services
INCP International Narcotics Control Program
INS Immigration and Naturalization Service
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NFATC National Foreign Affairs Training Center
NIS New Independent States
NPR National Performance Review
OASDI Old Age Survivor and Disability Insurance
OECD Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
OMB Office of Management and Budget
OPM Office of Personnel Management
PPA Prompt Payment Act
S&E Salaries and Expenses
SFFAS Statement of Federal Financial Accounting Standards
STAR T Strategic Arms Reductions Treaty
TSP Thrift Savings Plan
UN United Nations
USDO United States Disbursing Officer
WCF Working Capital Fund
WTO World Trade Organization
Accountability Report Pilot
Evaluation Form
The Chief Financial Officers Council and OMB are evaluating Accountability Reports submitted by all agencies. The Department of Veteran Af fairs is consolidating all responses received from readers of the reports. We ask your opinion on whether the financial and program information presented is clear, concise and useful and solicit your ideas to make the presentations more effective. (Responding to this request is voluntary. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 15 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing the report and completing and reviewing the survey instrument.) Please detach and fax or mail to: Department of Veterans Affairs (047), 810 Vermont Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20420. Fax (202) 273-6794. We value your opinion and will try to improve next year’s reports based on your response. Thanks for your help.
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5. The Department’s performance information gives the reader a view of “where the Department currently is” in accomplishing its missions and goals.
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6. Management Control Weaknesses (FMFIA) are integrated with the mission performance data.
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9. The Prompt Payment Act, Civil Monetary Penalty, and Debt Management Data are integrated well into the report.
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IV. Financial:
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13. Financial Statements and Footnotes are informative and understandable.
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14. The Consolidating/Combining Statements and Supplemental Data section are useful.
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