Department of Justice’s Survey Sample Clauses

Department of Justice’s Survey. Section 508 requires the Attorney General to submit to the President and Congress reports containing information on and recommendations regarding the state of federal department and agency compliance with Section 508, including actions regarding individual complaints. 29 U.S.C. § 794d(d)(2). Section 508 requires federal agencies to cooperate with and to provide information to the Attorney General necessary to assist with the reports. 29 U.S.C. § 794d(e). Pursuant to this directive, in 2010-2011, the Department of Justice created survey instruments and solicited answers from federal agencies regarding their implementation of Section 508 in FY 2010.[3] The survey questions were based on prior survey efforts and finalized after consultation with participants from various federal agencies, including the Access Board, General Services Administration, Social Security Administration, and the Department of Homeland Security. The Department also consulted with many participants from federal government organizations including the Section 508 Coordinators, Federal Web Managers Council, and the Federal Chief Information Officers Council. The survey requested data in four important areas: general processes for implementing Section 508, procurement, administrative complaints and civil actions, and website compliance. In order to obtain the most comprehensive and reliable data possible, the survey asked the federal agencies to identify components within each agency that were responsible for each category of duties referenced in each section of the survey. These agency components completed the survey and submitted the survey responses to their parent agency. The parent agency collected and provided the combined survey responses from all of their components to the Department. For purposes of the report, the survey responses were grouped according to their agency size category using the following breakdown: • Very Small 100 or fewer employees • Small 101 to 1,000 employees • Mid-Size 1,001 to 10,000 employees • Large 10,001 to 25,000 employees • Very Large 25,001 or more employees A total of 89 federal agencies, including Cabinet level agencies, independent agencies, and boards, commissions, and committees, participated in the Department of Justice's survey [4]. Twenty-six were very small agencies, 26 were small agencies, 18 were mid-size agencies, 6 were large agencies, and 13 were very large agencies. The 89 federal agencies identified a total of 318 components that provi...
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