Senate Hearing on the Nomination of Derek T. Kan
January 1, 2021
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The Frame
The of the oversees the execution of the President's management agenda and the administration of the federal budget, directly impacting how federal agencies operate and allocate resources.
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Derek T. Kan
The nominee is seeking confirmation for a federal leadership position.
Office of Management and Budget
The agency is undergoing a leadership appointment process for its Deputy Director role.
Last recorded activity January 1, 2021.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The hearing was held on June 30, 2020, via video conference.
- Derek T. Kan was nominated to serve as Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget.
- The Deputy Director of the OMB supports the Director in budget development and oversees the execution of the President's management agenda.
- The Deputy Director oversees the entire OMB agency, including the Deputy Director of Management and eight support offices.
- Derek T. Kan served as the OMB representative on the White House Coronavirus Task Force prior to this nomination.
- The committee hearing included testimony, a prepared statement, biographical information, and responses to pre-hearing and post-hearing questions from the nominee.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Deputy Director of the OMB do?
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Why It Matters
The of the oversees the execution of the President's management agenda and the administration of the federal budget, directly impacting how federal agencies operate and allocate resources.
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OMB's Role in Pandemic Response
The hearing highlights the integration of the OMB into the White House Coronavirus Task Force, indicating a shift toward using budget and management offices for direct public health crisis coordination.
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