Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Friday, January 27, 2017 2:51 PM To: (6) Cc: Adriei Harvey Subject: RE: current terms Hi (6) Apologies for my delayed reply. I am traveling today with sporadic email. have copied Adriel. Yes, Board Members Rachel Brand and Elisabeth Collins are still on the Board. Board Member Brand's term ends Jan. 29, 2017 and Board Member Coltins' term ends Jan. 29, 2020. Under PCLOB's statute, Board Members may hold their positions for 60 days, and if their successor is nominated during those 60 days, then Board Members may hold over until the adjournment sine die of the Senate session. I hope this answers your question but please let me know if you have additional questions. Best, Jen Hi Jen, Are Brand and Collins still on the board? When do their terms expire? (6) on b1nanc1a1 Services and General Government House Committee on Appropriations 2000 Rayburn Home Of?ce Building (202) 225- (5) RE: follow up 2/6/17, 12:33 PM 3? Reply all Delete Junk IV RE: follow up z; Repiyan iv Thu 1/12, 6:28 PM Jen Burna 3 Inbox Thank you, Jen. Good to see you today. From: Jen Burita Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2017 3:43 PM Subject: follow up H- Thanks again for taking the time to meet with me this morning! I know it is really busy up there and I appreciate your time. Per our discussion, have had a few questions about what authorities we have under a sub quorum status, sol put together a few bullet points. Please let me know if you have questions. Thanks again and enjoy 70 degree weather while we still have it! Jb - Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. The agency lost its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub-quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. - In a sub-quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. - During a sub-quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub?quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new Page 1 of 2 RE: follow up 12:33 PM quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub-quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. The PCLOB will continue to ?le all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi?Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi-?Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot ?le the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to ful?ll its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub~quoruni period. The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. Getting too much emaii from (6) PYou can unsubscribe Page 2 of 2 Jen Burita From: (6) @mail.house.gov> Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2017 5:39 PM To: Jen Burita Subject: RE: Quick Questions Thank you! Mostly staff will stay the same, but the majority clerk is moving to another subcommittee. No word yet on who her replacement will be. 395?? (6) From: Jen Burita [mailto (6) Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2017 5:34 PM To: Subject: RE: Quick Questions Yes. Agency staff are not political. Will FSGG staff change with Rep. Graves coming in as Chair? I assume that stays the same since it generally does on Approps. Again, please let me know if you need anything else. Jen From: (6) @mail.house.gov] Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2017 5:24 PM Jen Burita Subject: RE: Quick Questions Thank you Jen! That is very helpful! You?ll still be there once the new Administration comes in, correct? From: Jen Burita [mailt (6) Sent: Tuesday, Januarv 10. 2017 8:37 AM To: (6) Bmail.house.gov> Subject: RE: Quick Questions Hi (6) . I hope the embedded is of help. Please let me know if you need anything further. Best, Jen 0 Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. The Board lost is quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub-quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. 0 In a sub?quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. During a sub?quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub?quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub?quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. The PCLOB will continue to ?le all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi-Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi?Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot ?le the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to ful?ll its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub-quorum period. The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. norm?a. mail-housesov} Sent: Monday lanuarv 7017 A-1C) PM To: Jen Burita Subject: RE: Quick Questions That would be great?thank you! From: Jen Burita [mail Sent: Monday, January uv, 4;;0 r?lVl Subject: Rt: Quick Questions No Chair. David Medine stepped down in July and the President didn't name a replacement. We have contingencies for operating without a Chairman and have been working with a quorum until this weekend. Would you like me to send you some taking points of what we can and cannot do without a quorum? 2 Jb Orininnl From: ?@mail.house.gov] Received: Jan 9, 4:14 To: Jen Burita (6) Subject: RE: Quick Questions Thanks Jen! So there is no Chair currently? From: Jen Burita (6) Sent: Monday, January 09, 2017 4:14 PM To?Man-house- Subject: RE: Quick Questions Hi- Happy New Year to you as well! Judge Wald just retired this weekend, so our IT folks are updating the site this afternoon. I'll make sure it is done before COB. You are correct. We currently have two Members: Beth Collins and Rachel Brand. 80 the new President will have to submit three names for nomination, including a Chairman. Let me know if you have additional questions. Thank you! Jen Original Message--?-- From: Received: Jan 9, 4:01 PM To: Jen Burita Subject: Quick Questions Jen: Happy New Year! I just need to confirm a few things with you quickly if that is possible. --Do you just have 2 members currently (your web site mentions the chair currently full-time? --Are there 3 nominations that need to be submitted by the President-elect? Thank you! Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2016 3:43 PM To: Cc: (6) Dmaiihousegov) Subject: PCLOB sub quorum authorities Hi -Ind A couple of folks have asked me some specific questions about authorities in the absence of a quorum. While (6) and i discussed this briefly a few days ago, but I put together a couple of bullet points to help answer the questions, and thought this would be of interest to you as well. Please let me know if you have questions. Thanks, and I hope you both have a wonderful holiday season! Best, Jen - Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub?quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. - In a sub?quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. - During a sub-quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub-quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub-quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. - The PCLOB will continue to file all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi~Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi-Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot file the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to fulfill its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub-quorum period. - The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. 1 Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2016 3:14 PM TO: (bl (6) Subject: RE: PCLOB Board retirement Correct. That leaves us with Board Members Beth Collins and Rachel Brand, whose term is also soon to expire, we therefore anticipated that we would be sub quorum even before the Judge announced her retirement. 1 was asked the question about what authorities the Board would have without a quorum and put together a few bullet points, which i embedded below and hope are useful to you. I have not yet heard anything about potential nominees. Please let me know if you have questions. Best, Jen - Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub-quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. In a sub-quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. - During a sub-quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub-quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub?quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. - The PCLOB will continue to file all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi?Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi?Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot ?le the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to ful?ll its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub?quorum period. - The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. From: (6) @mailhousegov] Sent: 1 uesoay, uecemner 15, AUib 4:1u PM To: Jen Burita . (we, Subject: RE: PCLOB Board retirement Thanks, Jen. Not leaving many more, right? Any word from Trump?elect team on names for consideration? From: Jen Burita [mailto (5) Sent: Tuesday, DecembEr 1.5, 14:13 PM TO: (6) Subject: PCLOB Board retirement Hi (6) just wanted to let you know that Board Member Patricia Wald has notified the White House of her intent to retire from the Board effective January 7, 2017. We will not be issuing a public statement, but I wanted to make sure that our oversight Committees are aware. Please let me know if you have questions. Otherwise, have a wonderful holiday season! Jen Burita Legislative and Media Affairs Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (202) 296- RE: PCLOB Board Member retirement 2/6/17, 12:33 PM 3,3 Reply all Delete Junk lV RE: PCLOB Board Member retirement 5? ReplyaH Iv Tue '12/13/2016, 124'] PM Jen Burita Inbox Thanks, Jen. We heard that through the grapevine. Yes, let?s get some coffee. I would recommend something later this week, but I have just been summoned to Perhaps the week we get back? From: Jen Burita [mailtc Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2016 12:07 PM T0: Subject: PCLOB Board Member retirement Hi- just wanted to let you know that Board Member Patricia Wald has noti?ed the White House of her intent to retire, effective January 7, 2017. We do not plan on issuing a statement, but wanted to make sure that our oversight Committees are aware. Please let me know if you have questions. On another note, I would love to drop by and say hello or grab coffee if you have any time between this week and the new session of Congress. lam ?exible and could work around your schedule. Best, Jen Burita Legislative and Media Affairs Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (202)296 Getting too much email from_ You can unsubscribe Page 1 of1 RE: Sub Quorum Board 2/6/17, 12:21 PM Reply all IV HE Delete Junk 1V RE: Sub Quorum Board (6) (Intelligence) 5' Remyall IV TUc312/13/20l6,10343 AHA Jen BurHa lnbox thanks From: Jen Burita [mailtc (6) Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2016 10:30 AM To: ?( nte ligence) (5) @ssci.senate.gov> Subject: RE: Sub Quorum Board Hi (6) The Judge does not want a formal statement. The priority was to notify the White House and the Hill, which has been done. So we will start telling folks with whom she has worked and perhaps something on the website. Jen OK. Please keep me posted on that. From: Jen Burita (6) Sent: Monday, December 12, 2016 11:05 AM To: ?(lntelligence) Subject: RE: Sub Quorum Board No. I will talk with her today to ask her what she wants to do in terms of a statement or announcement. To date, we have not discussed it with anyone other than the WH and the Hill. From (6) (intelligence) (6) @sscisenateggy] Page 1 of 3 RE: Sub Quorum Board 2/6/17, 12:21 PM Sent: Monday, December 12, 2016 11:04 AM To: Jen Burita Subject: RE: Sub Quorum Board Is the Judge?s retirement announcement public? From: Jen Burita Sent: Monday, December 12,2016 11:01 AM To: ?[lntel igence) Subject: Sub Quorum Board Hi - Thanks again for passing along the info about the Senate?s status. That was very helpful! Since the Senate is in pro forma, Board Member Dempsey will continue to serve until Jan 3. HPSCI asked me for some quick bullet points on the impact of the PCLOB board when it enters a sub quorum period. I have embedded below what I provided them and thought you might want to see it as well. Please let me know if you have questions. Have a good week! Jen Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub-quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. In a sub-quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifyng before Congress. - During a sub-quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. During a sub-quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub-quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. - The PCLOB will continue to ?le all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of Page 2 of 3 RE: Sub Quorum Board PM aiquorum, except the Semi-Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi?Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot ?le the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to ful?ll its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub?quorum period. - The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. Page 3 of 3 Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2016 12:07 PM To: House Jud minority Subject: PCLOB Board Member retirement Hi (6) I just wanted to let you know that Board Member Patricia Wald has notified the White House of her intent to retire, effective January 7, 2017. We do not plan on issuing a statement, but wanted to make sure that our oversight Committees are aware. Please let me know if you have questions. On another note, I would love to drop by and say hello or grab coffee if you have any time between this week and the new session of Congress. lam flexible and could work around your schedule. Best, Jen Burita Legislative and Media Affairs Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (202) 296 (6) Re: PCLOB Board Member retirement 2/6/17, 1:07 PM Reply all El? Delete Junk V Re: PCLOB Board Member retirement (6) @mail.house.gov> it 2? Reply all Iv Tue 'l2/l3/20l6, 12:25 PM Jen Burita Inbox Thanks a lot for I hope you are well Sent from my iPhone On Dec 13, 2016, at 12:04 PM, Jen Burita (6) wrote: (6) Since the House Homeland Security Committee is one of oversight Committees, i wanted to make sure you are aware the Board Member Patricia Wald has noti?ed the White House of her intent to retire from the Board effective January 7, 2017. We do not plan to issue a statement, but wanted to make sure that our oversight Committees are aware. Please let me know if you have questions. I hope you are well and are able to take some time off to enjoy the holidays! Best, Jen Getting too much email fror (6) You can unsubscribe Page ?i of 1 Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Tuesdav. December 13, 2016 12:02 PM To: HSGAC Subject: PCLOB Board Member retirement Dear (5) Since you are one of oversight Committees, I just wanted to let you know that PCLOB Board Member Patricia Wald has notified the White House of her intent to retire from the Board, effective January 7. We will probably not issue a public statement, but I wanted you to be aware. Please let me know if you have questions. Happy Holidays to you both! Jen Burita Legislative and Media Affairs Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (202) 296- QLOB sub quorum 2/6/17, 12:13 PM Reply all IV E: Delete Junk IV 3% RE: PCLOB sub quorum (6) (Intelligence) Reply all Iv Mon 12/12/2016, 11:22 AM Jen Burita 3 lnbox Thanks! From: Jen Burita [mail (6) Sent: Monday, Decemoer .LA, euro To Intelligence) @sscisenategow Subject: PCLOB sub quorum Hi (6) Per our conversation, here are some quick bullet points about the impact ofthe Board not having a quorum. Please let me know if you have questions. i will shout when I ?gure out what day will be on the Hill next week. In the meantime, I hope you have a great week. Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub?quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. In a sub-quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifyng before Congress. During a sub?quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub-quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub-quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. Page 1 of 2 RE: sub quorum 2/6/1212213 PM The PCLOB will continue to ?le all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi?Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the SemimAnnual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot file the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to fulfill its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub?quorum period. - The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. Page 2 of 2 Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Monday, December 12, 2016 11:01 AM To: [Inteliigence) Subject: Sub Quorum Board Hi (6) Thanks again for passing along the info about the Senate?s status. That was very helpful! Since the Senate is in pro forma, Board Member Dempsey will continue to serve until I an 3. HPSCI asked me for some quick bullet points on the impact of the PCLOB board when it enters a sub quorum period. I have embedded below what I provided them and thought you might want to see it as well. Please let me know if you have questions. Have a good week! Jen 0 Per enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a subuquorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and con?rmed by the Senate. - In a sub?quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. - During a sub~quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. - During a sub?quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub-quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. - The PCLOB will continue to file all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi-Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi-Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot ?le the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to fulfill its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub-quorum period. - The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. PE: Sorry missed your call PM 3? Reply all Delete Junk RE: Sorry I missed your call Fr112/9/2016,5139 PEA Jen lnbox Thank you. Original Messanen?u From: Jen Burita Sent: Friday, December 09, 2016; 5:55 PM Subject: RE: Sorry i missed your call Per your request, embedded is a bullet point summary of the impact of the PCLOB's authorities during a sub?quorum penod. Please let me know if you have any questions. Best, Jen Per PCLOB's enabling statute, a Board quorum consists of three or more Members. It is anticipated that the agency will lose its quorum on January 7, 2017 and will be in a sub?quorum status until new Board Members are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. ln a sub?quorum status, individual Board members can continue to do everything that they could as individual Board members before the Board lost a quorum. This would include, for example, speeches and public appearances, press interviews, and testifying before Congress. During a sub?quorum period, the PCLOB can still function as an agency, but is more limited in its authorities. Without the statutorily required quorum of three Members, the PCLOB cannot undertake certain actions that require approval of the Board. During a sub?quorum period, PCLOB may not initiate new advice or oversight projects, nor could the Board make any advice or oversight recommendations or reports as a Board until there is a new quorum. However, Board Members and staff could continue to work on existing projects, to include, requesting documents related to projects that were determined to require them by the Board before it entered a sub?quorum period. In addition, agencies could ask remaining Board Members for their individual advice, but responses would be on behalf of only the Page 1 of 3 RE: Sorry I missed your call PM individual Board Members rather than the Board itself. The PCLOB will continue to file all its legal, regulatory and compliance reports in the absence of a quorum, except the Semi?Annual Report, which requires Board approval under the enabling statute. In lieu of the Semi?Annual Report to Congress, PCLOB staff will submit a short statement that the Board does not have a quorum and cannot file the report until there is a quorum, and will offer to brief Congressional committees on any projects or other PCLOB activities. The PCLOB will continue to fulfill its obligation to keep Congress apprised of any activities during a sub? quorum period. The Board cannot hold Sunshine Act meetings in the absence of a quorum. Orioinal From: lb) (5) ?cDmailhousegov] Sent: Wednesoay, uecemper dUIb /208 PM Jen Burita ??Ihg Subject: RE: Sorry I missed your call Jen, Thanks for letting us know. I think it would be helpful if you could send some summary bullets on the impact to the Board's operations and authorities of losing a quorum. But no rush. Thanks Original From: Jen Burita Sent: Wednesdav, December or, dU?lb bibd PM To: Cc:? Subject: RE: Sorry I missed your call Thanks, (6) No worries and I know how crazy busy you guys are right now. hadjust wanted to relay that Board Member Patricia Wald notified the WH that she will be stepping down on Jan 7. It has not been made public and I am not sure when it will be, but I wanted you to be aware ASAP. With Board Members? Dempsey and Brand's terms expiring, the Board had anticipated a sub quorum scenario and has been preparing for that already. Please let me know if you orMhave questions, but no need to call me back unless you want to discuss further. Thank you and I hope your training goes well. Best, Page 2 of 3 E: Sorry missed your call PM Jen 202?296 (6) direct) 6) cell) Original Message-?-?? Sent: Wednesdav. December 7, 2016 6:11 PM To: Jen Burita Cc: (6) @mai .house.gov> Subject: Sorry I missed your call Jen, apologies I missed your call this morning. I am out of the office this week and next for my? (6) If you want to call tomorrow, it's best to contact my deputy, (6) who is copied here. Best, (6) Getting too much emaii from (6) You can unsubscribe Page 3 of 3 Jen Burita From: Jen Burita Sent: Tuesday, December 6, 2016 3:04 PM TO: lw Subject: Board Member Hi Thanks for taking my call. Here is the bio of Board Member Wald, who will be stepping down from the after the New Year. This has not been made public yet. Let me know if you have any questions about this or anything else. Best, Jb