District Of Columbia Code § 7-1131.06

Appointment and duties of Chief Financial Officer.
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The Department shall have a Chief Financial Officer (“Department CFO”), who shall be appointed by the Chief Financial Officer of the District of Columbia (“District’s CFO”) in collaboration with the Director. The Department CFO shall:
Be qualified by experience and training to carry out accounting, budgeting, and financial management functions;
Directly report to, be ultimately responsible to, and be under the supervisory direction of the District’s CFO, through the Director;
Engage in the accounting, budgeting, and financial management functions authorized by the District’s CFO;
Serve as a member of the Department’s management team;
Advocate for and advance the policy objectives of the Director, to the extent consistent with the Department CFO’s ultimate responsibility to and supervisory control by the District’s CFO; and
Be subject to evaluation, discipline, and transfer by the District’s CFO, in collaboration with the Director.

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