My experience with contract documents such as consulting agreements required the signature authority of the Chief Executive. As the Administrator of the agreements, I would hand carry the documents to the Executive. If that individual was out of pocket, their Delegation of Authority (DoA) identified the substitute Authority. Collect a copy of the DoA and include it in the award package only once the delegate signature was issued.
How does this practice relate to the Autopen? Without a DoA the signature becomes questionable.
Biden’s doctor’s practice is a farce. I wouldn’t go to him for a case of toe jam.
Great summation and references to the relevant statutes. Bookmarking for arguments 🙂!
My experience with contract documents such as consulting agreements required the signature authority of the Chief Executive. As the Administrator of the agreements, I would hand carry the documents to the Executive. If that individual was out of pocket, their Delegation of Authority (DoA) identified the substitute Authority. Collect a copy of the DoA and include it in the award package only once the delegate signature was issued.
How does this practice relate to the Autopen? Without a DoA the signature becomes questionable.
Biden’s doctor’s practice is a farce. I wouldn’t go to him for a case of toe jam.
Sadly, I think this will go the way of the Hillary Clinton "matter".
Excellent federal statute summary I’m sharing with my legal friends.