Bankowość · 15.11.1999

Designation of OCC's Liaison Under the Year 2000 Act

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has appointed Mark O'Dell, Director, Year 2000 Supervision Policy, to act as the OCC's liaison for purposes of section 18 of the Year 2000 (Y2K) Act, Pub. L. 106-37. Section 18 requires the OCC to appoint a liaison to serve as a point of contact between the OCC and small business concerns that it supervises with respect to problems arising out of Y2K failures and compliance with Federal rules or regulations. As defined by section 18(a)(3) of the Year 2000 Act, a small business concern means an unincorporated business, a partnership, corporation, association, or organization with fewer than 50 full-time employees. Mr. O'Dell, who has directed the efforts of the OCC's Year 2000 Division with regard to the Y2K readiness of OCC supervised financial institutions, will serve as the OCC's liaison. This Notice advises the public of Mr. O'Dell's appointment and provides information on how to contact him.