Office of the Administrator
Organization
The Bureau is organised into offices, directorates, divisions, and one bureau within a bureau, which operates under a 1974 naming waiver. Offices report to the Office of the Administrator. Where two offices hold incompatible definitions of the same term, both definitions remain in force within the office that holds them.
Published offices
Office of the Administrator
Executive direction, public statements, congressional correspondence.
Senior staff
Constance Vale, Acting Administrator,
HAEB-0001
Directorate of Retroactive Compliance
Applies current requirements to completed events.
Office of Continuity Verification
Confirms that prior events remain in effect.
Senior staff
Dr. Lena Or, Chief Historian,
HAEB-0302
Office of Anachronism Control
Out of period property recovery and disposition.
Bureau of Premature Invention
Objects, techniques, and language available before approved readiness.
Division of Biographical Integrity
Lifespan overlap, duplication, and deceased person classification.
Office of Public Recollection
Citizen held memory considered collectively. Alignment guidance.
Department of Prior Conclusions
Appeals. Reviews decisions it has already issued.
Senior staff
Milton K. Wren, Deputy Administrator for Prior Conclusions,
HAEB-0114
Office of Field Support
Nonlocal historical duty logistics, equipment, per diem.
Senior staff
Spencer R., Senior Field Compliance Officer,
HAEB-7714
Office of Records That Should Not Exist
Custody of documents whose existence conflicts with the record.
Senior staff
Elias P. Thorne, Acting Director, Records That Should Not Exist,
HAEB-0000-A
Office of Internal Historical Affairs
Investigates the Bureau's own historical position.
Office of Future Non-Jurisdiction
Declines jurisdiction over events that have not completed.
Office of Inspector General
Independent review. Finds everything except the premise.
Senior staff
R. Morrow, Inspector General,
HAEB-0900
Offices not listed
The Office of Records That Should Not Exist maintains a finding aid for its holdings. The office does not acknowledge that the finding aid exists. Both statements are published.
Where a case disposition names an office that does not appear above, the naming is an administrative reference and does not establish that the office is unpublished. The Bureau publishes every office it maintains.
Related
Leadership, Authorities, Work at HAEB, Transparency and oversight.
The past remains available.