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 22 SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 18. 1921. B“‘?g°* B“’°°“ °'°· S. 207. Ther h b ted in the Treas Department a my  Burldgu to be knosvilsas atllile Bgeehu of the Budget. mllhere shall be in mi)°B}°i•¤l°t¢¤°i'f¢i»f°°’°°` the Bureau a Director and an Assistant Director, who shall be ap- _ pointed by the President  receivesalaries of $10,000 and $7,500 a p£§£.? °f ‘”m““° year, respectively. The Assistant Director shall perform such duties as the Director may designate, and during the absence or mcapacity of the Director or during a vacancly in the office of Director he shall act F““°“°““°'B‘"°““· as Director. The Bureau, im er such rules and r?1ulations as the President may prescribe, shall prepare for him _ e Budget, the alternative Budget, and any supplemental or deficiency estimates, ap? to this end shallthhave authontyftothahssernzlgl cgrrelate, revise, r uce, or increase e estimates 0 sev epartments or establishments. ‘*"Q$',},°"“’ °‘ D"§,°Z Sec. 208. (a) The Director under such rules and regulations as the
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attorneys an other employees and make expenditures for rent in the District of Columbia, rin, bin , tel ams, tele hone service, law books books ofp reference peri `calsegrtationery I S Y _ ture, office equipment, other supplies, land necessary expenses of the office, within the appro riations made therefor. P“""m°"°"‘ (b) No_ person appoiliited by the Director shall be paid a salary at a rate in excess 0 $6,000 a year, and not more than four ersons _ so a pointed shall be paid a salary at a rate in excess of $5,000}:1 year. .$;°E.lli$°»l}s°§tZi mu (cg All employees m the Bureau whose compensation is at a rate ofv§5,000 a year ordless  be appointed in accordance with the C1 -serv1ce laws an reglulations. Trmtsr of Feduul · · . . . ._, us · (d) The rovisions of aw ohibi the transf f 1 f xglgm *l»192*ft°d executive dlapartments and ilrlideperlldllagiit establisliiligntgmningdiegfstgr W- 3% P- *49- jervicgoofltggfe yeaarg shall not apply dtiluéing the iiscgl years ending une, , an une 30, 1922, to transfer o employees to the Bureau. B$,"°°§ -°§°pI°’°°°‘ (e) The Bureau shall n t b tru d to b b Hi
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’ ’ “‘° *‘**’**mr* °·1*¤¤··*aS~*2°a.·**.;:a* avisemplms and? provisions p sec ion o e a ve, ecutive, an Ju `cial Appropriation Act for the fiscal ears ndmg` J 30 1921 d mmm md b June 30, 1922, if otherwise entitledytheretlo. mm ’, an ,3,,,.,,, ,0, ,,5,,,,% Sec. 209. The Bureau, when directed by the President, shall gfgcfgmiugc make a detailed study of the departments and establishments for service. téhetlpurpose off enabling the President to determine what changes wi aviewosecurm t dHi' h - duct of the public S8I'Vl(i)g;?1l:>I$llll ebzduiddnclb  (1)%   oiglllililzation, activities, and methods of business of such de artments or .. P establishments,  the appropriations therefor, (3) the assignment Report to President of particular activities to particular services, or (4) the regrouping ermauac of services. The results o such study shall be embodied in a re- ,,,§`,F§f"“'“*““‘ ‘° °°¤· port or reports to the President, who ma transmit to Congress such report or reports or an part thereof? with his recommenda- L8 _ tions on the matters covered thereby. ,,,,,,,;@Qg§§{’d¥’; _ Sec. 210. The Bureau shall prepare for the President a cod.iiica— ggsgggggcgsgrespig tion of  laws or parts of laws relating to the preparation and rswimsa. transmission to Congress of statements of recei ts and ex e dirmusmmsibyrma · P . . P H ldmwm mommy tures of the Government and of estimates of appro nations. The www wr changes, Pres1dent_shall transmit the same to Congress on or liefore the first Lglonday  cgecenlrbser, 1921, with a recommendation as to the c anges w, in opinion, should be made in such laws or parts of laws. Estimatestobecom- Sec. 211. The d d t- 1 t- to th .1.
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eeping an arran o e o t f th are transferred to the Bureau. G0 0 6 uy 0 6 Treasury