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The Department of State has issued a delegation of authority allowing the Associate Comptroller to handle various duties related to debt collection and managing claims against debtors of the department. This delegation includes tasks such as collection, compromise, and suspension of debts, as well as the settlement and waiver of claims, under certain U.S. laws and previous authorities. The Secretary of State and other high-ranking officials retain the right to perform these functions themselves and cannot re-delegate these powers further. This delegation of authority is required to be published in the Federal Register.

The Department of State has issued a delegation of authority that allows the Deputy Comptroller in Charleston, South Carolina, to manage debt collection activities. This includes the power to waive interest, penalties, and costs, as well as to compromise, suspend, and end the collection of claims against debtors of the Department. The delegation is made under various U.S. laws and regulations, and the authority cannot be re-delegated to others. This delegation of authority will be published in the Federal Register.

The State Department has delegated certain responsibilities related to debt collection and waiver of claims to the Director of Financial Policy, Reporting, and Analysis. These duties, previously overseen by the Comptroller, involve managing debts owed to the Department. The delegation allows for the collection, settlement, and waiver of these debts but does not permit further re-delegation. This authority is formalized under various U.S. laws and regulations and was published in the Federal Register.