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Ex. AGY-FED-FINANCIAL-046 Context (guidance or announcement) Primary source read

Letter to Credit Unions 20-CU-20

Phased Approach to On-site Operations

NCUA · United States; National Credit Union Administration (federal) (Federal)

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Jurisdiction
United States; National Credit Union Administration (federal)
Level
Federal
Authority
12 U.S.C. § 1756
Issued
2020-06-01 June 1, 2020
Effective
First phase 'may begin as early as Monday, July 6, 2020' (read as 2020-07-06)
End
Superseded by 21-CU-06 (July 2021), which announced Phase 1 from July 19, 2021 (read as 2021-07-19)
In force
July 6, 2020 to July 19, 2021
Quarters
2020 Q32020 Q42021 Q12021 Q22021 Q3
Limitation types
Telework mandateOther
Addressees
  • federally insured credit unions
Functions reached
  • OP examinations
  • HR
  • BR premises access
Character
context
Collection
Federal financial regulators AGY-FED-FINANCIAL

Operative words

The NCUA developed a multi-phase transition plan for the resumption of its on-site operations and is now preparing to implement that plan.... The transition plan may begin as early as Monday, July 6, 2020, and has built-in flexibility if a later implementation date is necessary. In the transition plan's first phase, we may begin conducting voluntary on-site examinations.... During the first phase, the NCUA will continue to encourage both field and office staff to work remotely when possible and has placed prudent limits on the number of staff working in our offices.

Enforcement

NCUA examination program

Notes

Records that the NCUA had not returned to on-site work in mid-2020; 21-CU-06 (Ex. 066) shows Phase 1 did not begin until July 19, 2021

Retrieval note

Month-dated letter (June 2020). Cite it as context and cite the underlying order, statute or emergency rule it describes as the instrument. (Bulletins whose operative text imposes a mandatory duty on licensees under the regulator's own authority are excluded from this downgrade and listed separately for review.)).