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2.1 Part A: Arrangement by Hierarchical and Budgetary Relationship

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Part A: Arrangement by Hierarchical and Budgetary Relationship

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In this part, names of first-level organizations are presented immediately to the right of the assigned codes without an indentation.

Second-level organizations are listed immediately below the first-level organization to which they report and are indented further to the right. Second-level organizations which subdivide a first-level organization form a complete, non-duplicative set, i.e., each employee of the first-level organization can be assigned to one and only one second-level entry.

Third- and lower-level organizations are indented further to the right than their respective next-higher level entries, and they are listed immediately below the entry that they subdivide. Third- and lower-level entries, similarly, form a complete, non-duplicative set.

At any level for which entries are provided, some subdivisions may not be individually identified. Those divisions not specifically listed are included by implication, as in "Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health except National Centers."

Each domestic, associated organization is listed with the independent organization with which its financial or administrative support is connected. International organizations are listed in a separate section.